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me,myself and I wrote:
True, but I'd rather not watch Garbage (hence why I don't watch much TV anymore). I'd rather watch something that makes sense in context then something that screws over its forerunners.

I'd rather watch something that doesn't put me to sleep. I don't have a problem with some minor alterations to canon.

ChakatBlackstar wrote:

me,myself and I wrote:
True, but I'd rather not watch Garbage (hence why I don't watch much TV anymore). I'd rather watch something that makes sense in context then something that screws over its forerunners.

I'd rather watch something that doesn't put me to sleep. I don't have a problem with some minor alterations to canon.

To each his/her/hir/their own.

me,myself and I wrote:

ChakatBlackstar wrote:

me,myself and I wrote:
True, but I'd rather not watch Garbage (hence why I don't watch much TV anymore). I'd rather watch something that makes sense in context then something that screws over its forerunners.

I'd rather watch something that doesn't put me to sleep. I don't have a problem with some minor alterations to canon.

To each his/her/hir/their own.

and it. must remember it.

my mistake:

To each his/her/their/its own.

better?

me,myself and I wrote:my mistake:

To each his/her/their/its own.

better?

you forgot hir this time.

ChakatBlackstar wrote:

me,myself and I wrote:my mistake:

To each his/her/their/its own.

better?

you forgot hir this time.

{swears violently} I thought I put that in there!

To each his/her/their/hir/its own.

I'll get it right...eventually.

We could just say "their", which would solve the problem just fine, you know.

But if I use all ther personal pronouns and "their", I can't be accused of lumping people/beings together with no regards to what they'll claim are disticnt differences. I'm covering all my bases.

Actually, it would be correct to say "To each his own." Or "To each hir own." Or whatever one singular pronoun you choose. Grammar favors brevity, and if someone is going to get all bent about the omission of one or another pronoun, then they are just looking ofr an excuse to get mad and don't really understand the language. "Their" would be incorrect, because it's a plural referring to a singular subject ("each.")

Mikey wrote:Actually, it would be correct to say "To each his own." Or "To each hir own." Or whatever one singular pronoun you choose. Grammar favors brevity, and if someone is going to get all bent about the omission of one or another pronoun, then they are just looking ofr an excuse to get mad and don't really understand the language. "Their" would be incorrect, because it's a plural referring to a singular subject ("each.")

We're just giving him a hard time

I'm sure thats what you'd like to give him...

Teaos wrote:I'm sure thats what you'd like to give him...

Actually I want him to give me a hard time. Bow Chicka Bow Wow

Your rather fond of bow chikcka bow wow arent you/

although i agree its nice ^_^

ChakatBlackstar wrote:

Teaos wrote:I'm sure thats what you'd like to give him...

Actually I want him to give me a hard time. Bow Chicka Bow Wow

Maybe some other time--little busy this weekend

I'm available.