What makes a Hot Thread?

[Carwyn]

Oh, and gnomes are hot.

 

and if you mean dunked it a pit a magma so as to destroy them, then yes they are.

[aemonkristen]

*continues to float on a cloud of awesome*

 

aaaand, it seems as though you are doing alright with your latest gm task, Aem. :P

 

Thnks, gdss + rlr f ll thngs wsm.

[Verbal32]

Oh, and gnomes are hot.

 

and if you mean dunked it a pit a magma so as to destroy them, then yes they areblahblahblahblah.

 

Fixed.

[aemonkristen]

Bt thy tst grt frsh frm th mgm.

[Guest BaLefireP]

Can I dance in your awesomeness Far Dareis Mai?

[Aust]

Can I dance in your awesomeness Far Dareis Mai?

 

While this post is almost passable, there is some fine-tuning to be done. For starters, you seem to be asking permission, not asking whether you are able to dance, therefore you would want to start your sentence with 'May I' rather than 'Can I'. Second, a comma would be appropriately placed between 'awsomeness' and 'Far Dareis Mai', so the whole statement, from beginning to end would read: May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?. You could also consider adding a 'please' at the end, you know- for good manners! ;)

[Guest BaLefireP]

Can I dance in your awesomeness Far Dareis Mai?

 

While this post is almost passable, there is some fine-tuning to be done. For starters, you seem to be asking permission, not asking whether you are able to dance, therefore you would want to start your sentence with 'May I' rather than 'Can I'. Second, a comma would be appropriately placed between 'awsomeness' and 'Far Dareis Mai', so the whole statement, from beginning to end would read: May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?. You could also consider adding a 'please' at the end, you know- for good manners! ;)

 

May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?

 

(Oh, I almost forget to add this: Please?) ;D

[Aust]

Can I dance in your awesomeness Far Dareis Mai?

 

While this post is almost passable, there is some fine-tuning to be done. For starters, you seem to be asking permission, not asking whether you are able to dance, therefore you would want to start your sentence with 'May I' rather than 'Can I'. Second, a comma would be appropriately placed between 'awsomeness' and 'Far Dareis Mai', so the whole statement, from beginning to end would read: May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?. You could also consider adding a 'please' at the end, you know- for good manners! ;)

 

May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?.

 

(Oh, I almost forget to add this: Please?) ;D

 

MUCH better! Except you have included a period after your question mark, which is both redundant and confusing. Also, you spelled awesomeness incorrectly. ;)

[Guest BaLefireP]

Can I dance in your awesomeness Far Dareis Mai?

 

While this post is almost passable, there is some fine-tuning to be done. For starters, you seem to be asking permission, not asking whether you are able to dance, therefore you would want to start your sentence with 'May I' rather than 'Can I'. Second, a comma would be appropriately placed between 'awsomeness' and 'Far Dareis Mai', so the whole statement, from beginning to end would read: May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?. You could also consider adding a 'please' at the end, you know- for good manners! ;)

 

May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?.

 

(Oh, I almost forget to add this: Please?) ;D

 

MUCH better! Except you have included a period after your question mark, which is both redundant and confusing.

ROFL! Is that better?

[Aust]

Can I dance in your awesomeness Far Dareis Mai?

 

While this post is almost passable, there is some fine-tuning to be done. For starters, you seem to be asking permission, not asking whether you are able to dance, therefore you would want to start your sentence with 'May I' rather than 'Can I'. Second, a comma would be appropriately placed between 'awsomeness' and 'Far Dareis Mai', so the whole statement, from beginning to end would read: May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?. You could also consider adding a 'please' at the end, you know- for good manners! ;)

 

May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?.

 

(Oh, I almost forget to add this: Please?) ;D

 

MUCH better! Except you have included a period after your question mark, which is both redundant and confusing.

ROFL! It that better?

 

ROFL I will accede to being a modern form of slang in our technological era. However, "It that better?" should of course be phrased "Is that better" (don't confuse It and Is).

[Guest BaLefireP]

Can I dance in your awesomeness Far Dareis Mai?

 

While this post is almost passable, there is some fine-tuning to be done. For starters, you seem to be asking permission, not asking whether you are able to dance, therefore you would want to start your sentence with 'May I' rather than 'Can I'. Second, a comma would be appropriately placed between 'awsomeness' and 'Far Dareis Mai', so the whole statement, from beginning to end would read: May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?. You could also consider adding a 'please' at the end, you know- for good manners! ;)

 

May I dance in your awsomeness, Far Dareis Mai?.

 

(Oh, I almost forget to add this: Please?) ;D

 

MUCH better! Except you have included a period after your question mark, which is both redundant and confusing.

ROFL! It that better?

 

ROFL I will accede to being a modern form of slang in our technological era. However, "It that better?" should of course be phrased "Is that better" (don't confuse It and Is).

Yet again my apologies!

 

Is that better?

[Locke]

*mass quoting goes on* 

 

*dedicates a mouse to Flatherhood*