xBlueXFoxx Wrote:

I, The Rival Wrote:Fair enough. If a reasonable request is turned down in favour of some ridiculous insanity, then so be it. I'm English, I know how to take rejection. We'll see how this plays out though.

By saying you're English, am I to assume you're an English person, or and I to assume you speak English?

If you're claiming you're an English person, I am to assume you think that every English person has proper spelling and grammar, stereotypical maybe?

If you're saying you know how to speak English, by assumption of knowing proper grammar and spelling... Well, self explaining... "I'm English". Would be totally improper grammar, instead the correct term would be "I know how to speak proper English", and so fourth.

Also,

I, The Rival Wrote:Fair enough. If a reasonable...

Should be

I, The Rival Wrote:Fair enough, if a reasonable...

However, you have beaten most forum dwellers in grammar, thus I award you for effort. 

Here's a couple of points for you to consider :

1) "Fair enough." was just an opening statement. It can stand by itself without the need of a comma connecting it to the next sentence. The full stop was for emphasis. Way to ruin my moment of being a drama queen.

2) I said "I'm English, I know how to take rejection". I don't know how you got "I'm English, therefore I have perfect spelling and grammar" from that.

3) It's "forth", not "fourth".