Quote from: WildChaser777 on June 25, 2014, 04:57:40 PM

You're walking in circles, repeating the same sentences over and over again

Because you're fucking blind or something -- you disregard very valid points because they absolutely destroy any sort of argument you have.

Quote from: WildChaser777 on June 25, 2014, 04:57:40 PM

and only you're thinking that they are true and deserve a serious answer.

Name on thing directly that I have lied about, k? Ouch, can't find anything in this thread.

Know what WildChaser777? You were destroyed in every aspect of your logic. First you say we're being discriminatory. We proved you wrong. Then you say you deserve a dedicated sub-forum. We proved you wrong again. You just don't stop after you've been proven wrong time and time again. That's why you're the troll here.

Quote from: WildChaser777 on June 25, 2014, 07:08:12 PM

Yes, ckolivas, it is. Since your colleague wanted to play grammar naz!, he got a lesson too. Ain't this forum full of sweat people who want to help each other to learn something new. Wink

Cyrus used "slang" correctly. Slang is an uncountable noun. Therefore, it is incorrect to add that indefinite article.
You don't say: "Ever heard of a music" or "Ever heard of a love".

You do say "Every heard of a piece of music" or "Ever heard of a bit of love".

Quote from: WildChaser777 on June 25, 2014, 07:08:12 PM

Yes, ckolivas, it is. Since your colleague wanted to play grammar naz!, he got a lesson too. Ain't this forum full of sweat people who want to help each other to learn something new. Wink

I really hope you're not trying to teach anyone English. Your English is fucked up man.