I didn't know they had Lowe's but not Home Depot in England I've never been to England. That isn't so much a preference as a necessity by that point. As to your second point below, why would I bother lying on something that is opinion based? I just gave you my grandpa's opinion when he was still in the business, but again opinion, so you can shop where ever you please mate.

Haha opinion mate, my grandpa was a contractor for forty years and he much preferred Home Depot.

You say mate, but Home Depot isn't in England.

I didn't know they had Lowe's but not Home Depot in England I've never been to England. That isn't so much a preference as a necessity by that point. As to your second point below, why would I bother lying on something that is opinion based? I just gave you my grandpa's opinion when he was still in the business, but again opinion, so you can shop where ever you please mate.

Why do I know you're lying just to appease yourself in this argument?

And then you realise she's actually doing cock pushups.

I dont even have tits, but that seems painful....

id try it to let you know but my boobs arent fake enough
but it probably hurts alot

sauce

Probably the same "information" you are: assumption!


My dad uses Home Depot and his dad uses Home Depot.

Yeah, or 15 years of construction experience. It's a commonly known fact that Lowe's provides more adequate supplies for 'real construction'. Home Depot is for women to pick out fancy lights and shit.

I could ask you the same thing about your assumption about real dads using Lowe's.

Other than working construction for 15 years, and knowing where contractors and otherwise 'real men' go..... I guess nothing.

Haha opinion mate, my grandpa was a contractor for forty years and he much preferred Home Depot.

You say mate, but Home Depot isn't in England.

I didn't know they had Lowe's but not Home Depot in England I've never been to England. That isn't so much a preference as a necessity by that point. As to your second point below, why would I bother lying on something that is opinion based? I just gave you my grandpa's opinion when he was still in the business, but again opinion, so you can shop where ever you please mate.

Why do I know you're lying just to appease yourself in this argument?

ha that´s pretty funny

thanks

I use Lowe's when I'm in my town because it's one block closer. If I'm driving around doing jobs I use the which ever is closer.

lol.
No

That gif looks so awesome I just looked at the clock and 10 minutes went by...... God I love weed.

I use Menards sometimes

You're basing this information on what, exactly?

Probably the same "information" you are: assumption!


My dad uses Home Depot and his dad uses Home Depot.

Yeah, or 15 years of construction experience. It's a commonly known fact that Lowe's provides more adequate supplies for 'real construction'. Home Depot is for women to pick out fancy lights and shit.

I could ask you the same thing about your assumption about real dads using Lowe's.

Other than working construction for 15 years, and knowing where contractors and otherwise 'real men' go..... I guess nothing.

Haha opinion mate, my grandpa was a contractor for forty years and he much preferred Home Depot.

You say mate, but Home Depot isn't in England.

I didn't know they had Lowe's but not Home Depot in England I've never been to England. That isn't so much a preference as a necessity by that point. As to your second point below, why would I bother lying on something that is opinion based? I just gave you my grandpa's opinion when he was still in the business, but again opinion, so you can shop where ever you please mate.

Why do I know you're lying just to appease yourself in this argument?

I'll have to assume a different position on the field

I'll just be in the stands

Tua madre é un criceto, su padre huele a bayas del sauco, そして, あなたは非常に間抜けである.

That's it buddy; you're OUTTA HERE!

I'll have to assume a different position on the field

I'll just be in the stands

Damn straight it is.

1 You CAN use a comma, but it makes more sense to use a completely different sentence in the context you've shown.
3 You CAN, but it sounds stupid
2 English isn't my native language, so I forget the subtle differences like that. I still know my third language better than you know your only.

Tua madre é un criceto, su padre huele a bayas del sauco, そして, あなたは非常に間抜けである.

That's it buddy; you're OUTTA HERE!

I'll have to assume a different position on the field

I'll just be in the stands

1.) www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/commas_after_interjections.htm
2.) When "it" is possessive, it doesn't use an apostrophe. That's only when it's a conjunction of "it is."
3.) Adverbs at the end of sentences don't require a comma beforehand, but it's perfectly acceptable to use a comma for emphasis. An example would be "I want to go, too."

btw I'm neither a vegan nor the person you initially replied to. I just found it ridiculous that you attempted to dismiss their statement (a reference to Scott Pilgrim, by the way, and not necessarily personal opinion) by incorrectly correcting their grammar.

Damn straight it is.

1 You CAN use a comma, but it makes more sense to use a completely different sentence in the context you've shown.
3 You CAN, but it sounds stupid
2 English isn't my native language, so I forget the subtle differences like that. I still know my third language better than you know your only.

Tua madre é un criceto, su padre huele a bayas del sauco, そして, あなたは非常に間抜けである.

That's it buddy; you're OUTTA HERE!

I'll have to assume a different position on the field

I'll just be in the stands

No, you actually just made Grammar Nazis seem worse than regular people.
There's no reason for "indeed" to be its own sentence, either.

1.) www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/commas_after_interjections.htm
2.) When "it" is possessive, it doesn't use an apostrophe. That's only when it's a conjunction of "it is."
3.) Adverbs at the end of sentences don't require a comma beforehand, but it's perfectly acceptable to use a comma for emphasis. An example would be "I want to go, too."

btw I'm neither a vegan nor the person you initially replied to. I just found it ridiculous that you attempted to dismiss their statement (a reference to Scott Pilgrim, by the way, and not necessarily personal opinion) by incorrectly correcting their grammar.

Damn straight it is.

1 You CAN use a comma, but it makes more sense to use a completely different sentence in the context you've shown.
3 You CAN, but it sounds stupid
2 English isn't my native language, so I forget the subtle differences like that. I still know my third language better than you know your only.

Tua madre é un criceto, su padre huele a bayas del sauco, そして, あなたは非常に間抜けである.

That's it buddy; you're OUTTA HERE!

I'll have to assume a different position on the field

I'll just be in the stands