Patricia you are such a god damn dirt bag. Oh my fucking god.

This is absolute garbage

I also saw this article on Maury's facebook page. (I was looking over his shoulder and masturbating.)

You'd have difficulty claiming the Pokemon one as parody, which is the only one that I mentioned by the way. Also, your understanding of copyright law seems to be at least 35 years out of date. The idea ofwhite text on blue rectangles can't be copyrighted, but the expression of that idea can be. Also, copyrights…

People with a better "word list" than you. It's called a vocabulary, and having one prevents misnomers.

I realize that you didn't accuse them of stealing. My point was just your complaint was silly considering that you're profiting off of somebody else's work illegally.

Boo indeed. How dare they have a similar idea to yours!

/clears throat

Dude, do you not see Patricia just post stuff others have spent time working on and watches the cash roll in? She doesn't do "legwork" she does what I do in my spare time and gets paid for it.

She potentially might be, it seems.

"How time of day/day cycles might work"

I've played several, actually. Never saw anything like this before. Let's drop the asinine elitist attitude, shall we?

For the THIRD time:

You seem to be insinuating that when a large group of people say a word improperly, the people who say the word correctly are then wrong. That's not how it works. The "new pronunciation" may become "accepted" (as it now is), but that doesn't make one person wrong or right. I don't believe that saying GIF with a hard G…

I'll just keep repeating myself:

Huh? My argument is based on the fact that there are no specific pronunciation rules outside of going with whoever created the acronym. I gave examples of various acronyms that, if you followed your rules of pronunciation, would be pronounced differently. But they're not, because those "rules" don't matter.

Why does that matter? There aren't any rules when it comes to pronouncing acronyms, whether it's the first letter or last letter. You simply pronounce all the letters the way the creating group/person intended. Pronouncing all the letters how the corresponding word is pronounced is often not the case, and this is…

I agree that vernacular changes, and that at this point either way is pretty much accepted, but the idea that a hard G "makes more sense" doesn't sit well with me. Here are some popular arguments:

If he changed it to female Pokemon butts...

I'm surprised she hasn't written an article about how sexist your avatar is : P