Thank you Rick Perry!

Finally learned the difference between 'you' and 'your', did you, chicken dick? Shame you can't learn proper pro-verbs.


Originally Posted by shanm

Where's your punctuation, shamman? You'd be the illiterate jackass confusing "pro-verbs" and "pronouns", shamman.

Where's your punctuation, shamman? You'd be the illiterate jackass confusing "pro-verbs" and "pronouns", shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

It doesn't take more than a second to prove that you are an illiterate:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro-verb

Are you sure your pecker is the only reason ladies "laugh at yours"?

The ladies laugh at yours also, shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

It doesn't take more than a second to prove that you are an illiterate:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro-verb Originally Posted by shanm

"You" and "your" are pronouns, shamman; not "pro-verbs", you illiterate jackass.

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/pronouns1.htm

"You" and "your" are pronouns, shamman; not "pro-verbs", you illiterate jackass.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering

That would be because I was referring to your incorrect usage of "also", you inbred hillbilly.

It does for a verb what the more widely known pronoun does for a noun

The ladies laugh at yours also, shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

That would be because I was referring to your incorrect usage of "also", chicken-dick

It does for a verb what the more widely known pronoun does for a noun


Originally Posted by shanm

You're an illiterate, lying SOB, shamman; because, "also" is an "adverb" and not a "pro-verb", shamman. BTW, shamman, you fucked-up your punctuation, again.

You're an illiterate, lying SOB, shamman; because, "also" is an "adverb" and not a "pro-verb", shamman. BTW, shamman, you fucked-up your punctuation, again.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Yes it is an adverb, hill-billy! finally some progress. YOU used it as a pro-verb! See below:

The ladies laugh at yours also, shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

When you said "they laugh at yours also" you were using "also" as a pro-verb for the ladies laughing at your tiny wee-wee.

Example: Clean your room. I don't want to.

Here "to" is the pro-verb used to define the act of cleaning the room.

Get it now, illiterate hill-billy?

Yes it is an adverb, hill-billy! finally some progress. YOU used it as a pro-verb! See below:

When you said "they laugh at yours also" you were using "also" as a pro-verb for the ladies laughing at your tiny wee-wee.

Example: Clean your room. I don't want to.

Here "to" is the pro-verb used to define the act of cleaning the room.

Get it now illiterate hill-billy? Originally Posted by shanm

Your example serves to underscore your illiteracy, shamman. There is no need for a "pro-verb" when a "verb" is actually used in a sentence, shamman. "Laugh" is the actual verb in that sentence, shamman, and "also" is an "adverb", you illiterate jackass.

Your example serves to underscore your illiteracy, shamman. There is no need for a "pro-verb" when a "verb" is actually used in a sentence, shamman. "Laugh" is the actual verb in that sentence, shamman, and "also" is an "adverb", you illiterate jackass. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Inbred hillbilly wants some more of his ass to be reamed out!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro-verb

He refused to clean his room(verb) when I told him to(proverb)

The ladies laugh(verb) at yours also(pro-verb, indicating ladies laugh at IB's tiny pecker), shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

[COLOR="Sienna"][SIZE="1"]Inbred hillbilly wants some more of his ass to be reamed out!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro-verb


Originally Posted by shanm

Please identify the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman.

Please identify the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

They're highlighted in red, inbred hill-billy. They also say the words right next to them.....are you blind now? In addition to being a total illiterate?

I get tired of your puerile repetition. Have fun while ladies laugh at your tiny pecker.

The ladies laugh at yours also, shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

They're highlighted in red, inbred hill-billy. They also say the words right next to them.....are you blind now? In addition to being a total illiterate?

I get tired of your puerile repetition. Have fun while ladies laugh at your tiny pecker. Originally Posted by shanm

Your post is pure, BS deflection, shamman. You did not identify the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman, because you can't.

Your post is pure, BS deflection, shamman. You did not identify the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman, because you can't. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Is that the line you've chosen to repeat for the next 100 posts?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro-verb

He refused to clean his room(verb) when I told him to(proverb)

The ladies laugh(verb) at yours also(pro-verb, indicating ladies laugh at IB's tiny pecker), shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Originally Posted by shanm

Is that the line you've chosen to repeat for the next 100 posts? Originally Posted by shanm

You still have not identified the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman.

You did not identify the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman, because you can't. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Is that the line you've chosen to repeat for the next 100 posts? Originally Posted by shanm

You still have not identified the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Sooo yes?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro-verb

He refused to clean his room(verb) when I told him to(proverb)

The ladies laugh(verb) at yours also(pro-verb, indicating ladies laugh at IB's tiny pecker), shamman. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Originally Posted by shanm

Per your cite, shamman, "a 'pro-verb' is a word or phrase that stands in place of a 'verb'", shamman; you still have not identified the "verb" that is being supplanted by your so-called "pro-verb", shamman.