I am Confused. Help Me Please

no this isn't the right area, and no it's not illegal

[that sounds naughty]

You let the OP off easy... I am disappointed in your lack of form!

It's perfectly legal, provided both copies of windows are legal and have their license stickers. [/helpful]

Now...

*stuns Winly, ties him to a post using a long chain and dresses him up in a llama suit*

You guessed wrong. You punishment will come later.

I don't need to know about your love life...

Woooo. Your parties must really rock.

So he's a masochist?

He is full of sh*t. You can have multiple operating systems on the same disc. Don't get your computer advice from luddites in the future.

I'll let you off the grammar errors then. Besides, you still spell better than half the people who claim English as a first language...


Oh, yes, your punishment:

Die, newbie, die!


Read the stickies!

"In case", indeed:


I (capitalization) don’t (spelling) know were to write this, but I (capitalization) guess (missing predicate: object of guess) is in this area.
(unecessary word "but" ) My question is this one:
Today (capitalization) I (capitalization) was talking with a man(verb agreement), about 30 years (adjective modifier agreement) old. (run-on sentence) We were talking about hard disk drives (HDD) (it is proper define an abbreviation or acronym before using the acronym). (run on sentence) He told me (unnecessary “that”) he is planning (spelling) to buy Windows Vista and (unnecessary “for that”) he needs a new HDD. (run-on sentence) I asked him (unnecessary “about”) the size of his HDD and he said 300 GB. (run-on sentence) I said, “That’s fine. You can have both windows in the same HDD. Just do a partition.” (punctuation, capitalization, run-on sentence, questionable use of idiom). (unnecessary “then”) He told me, "you cannot have two operating system in the same HDD, because is illegal." (punctuation) So my question is: (punctuation: use of . where : required, redundant phrasing) is it (word arrangement) (unnecessary “that”) true (punctuation unnecessary comma) that you cannot have two operating system in the same HDD? (punctuation: use of . where ? required) I am confused (spelling). (run on sentence) I think is not true, (punctuation: . where , required) because [size=9](spelling), in a HDD, [size=9](punctuation prepositional phrase is parenthetical statement) one (style: use of second person—“you”) can have four (style: proper to use word instead of digits for numbers less than 11) partitions and have four operating systems in each partition. So please help me. I want to know if (word choice “is”) this is true. Thanks. (punctuation)

8O

You have enough time for this, but you still have a messy desktop?

I guess within the next 24 hours you can redeem yourself with an extra explicit die newbie die.

*Steals llama's hat and gives it to dwellman.*

Pedantic hat stew doen't even sound appealing.

Pedantic hat is normally served as a side dish with some of Wingy's special hollandaise sauce.

Or, if Wingy is out of hollandaise, and you don't want to wait hours for him to make more (he is "the new 30" now), just give the hat to him, and I'm sure he'll whip up something involving the ever-delicious Irish boiled cabbage.

*Prepares for high-speed bastaging.*

Damn guys what I did wrong lol. It was only a question. Sorry about any problems and please tell me which one is the correct area to post this thing.

Thats pure evil

From that urban dictionary site:

4. Bastage 21 up, 72 down

1. A name put after a random animal or random vechicle.

2. Used instead of Amen after a prayer

3. So be it.

4. Nickname, put after adjetive.

1. You Chincilla Bastage!! You Charter Bus Bastage

2. Dear God thank you for our food. Bastage.

3.Bastage!!

4. Furry Bastage!
Gay Bastage!

That's mean, KL. . .

Winly, this is the correct forum. Sorry we couldn't be more help.