seriously! and that's why they have such hard shells. Damn needlefish always going around and trying to pop the turtle
seriously! and that's why they have such hard shells. Damn needlefish always going around and trying to pop the turtle
I totally did not see the r there! And here I was, lost imagining how to fist a sea...
Plot hole, no probable cause to believe car contained contraband.
don't tell me you fear the bat's man
Yep, and in fact Lambo owns a TM registration in the US for the motion of its doors: Trademark Office Reg. No. 2793439: "The mark consists of the unique motion in which the door of a vehicle is opened. The doors move parallel to the body of the vehicle but are gradually raised above the vehicle to a parallel position."
Technically, if you consider Rugrats Go Wild as Rugrats, then Wild Thornberrys = Rugrats,
Nice! I dig this better because it reminds me of duckamuck more.
Yes, this is correct, and something the poster seems to miss. Just to add to your point: Just because people use the trademark as a different part of speech does not automatically mean that the word has lost is trademark source identifying feature. So, the fact that people use Nintendo as a noun is not dispositive…
RIP James Avery
@0:59, I have that same exact tea pot(?) and you don't pour the tea out of it; you sit the cup under the dispenser and it flows out of the bottom spout. that way you don't get tea leaves in your drink. why man, why?
These new Autobots and Decepticons might not be the ones that many fans know and love from Transformers past. But like their predecessors, they're still giant, silly, occasionally incendiary cartoons. So while Drift might only speak in haikus, I think he still manages to say something surprisingly bold.
I agree that Jake's was more showy. But Jake really needs to work on his inflection and rhythm/pauses. I damn near had to stop the video because of the number of pauses for dramatic(?) effect and unnecessary inflection.
anything that uses stan bush's the touch with dramatic effect i'd consider watching
"And the grammar rules in English, both American and British, are unambiguous in holding the rule thatgrammatically team names are plural nouns"
Why do you need a citation!? This is pure linguistics 101. But fine, here. Find them and read them and enjoy them:
Please stop using grammar to refer to prescriptivism. Grammar refers to certain given rules of a language or dialect. There is no universal proper grammar for any language because within that language there will be dialects, etc. If you are referring to British English, then use it is quite possible that a…
Except you are actually missing something....