Random Thoughts

LOL!

One of my favorite sketches is often overlooked when people name their favorites. It's the short, simple, but painfully funny "Party Games." Another example of how their acting sell the damn thing more than the writing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCW_UH-k-ec

BWhahahahahaha

Of course, there's the classic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LGEiIL1__s

Wait a second. Is this the first time in MC history that we all can agree on and like the same thing?

Wait for the drop.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Kod1q39ddE

The guy that directs the show, Peter Atencio, is really talented.

http://vimeo.com/39119687

I've never heard of these people before.

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Originally Posted by megladon8

I've never heard of these people before.

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Watch the sketches. They're funny.

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Originally Posted by D_Davis

Wait a second. Is this the first time in MC history that we all can agree on and like the same thing?

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Well, Irish hasn't posted in a while.

Girl stopped texting back. Time to drink some vodka.

I have a soft spot for Nooice primarily because of Jordan's expression at :20.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQnYi3z56RE

Ok, I'm laughing now! I'm laughing!

Continental Breakfast is golden. Now I want to eat a banana like that.

Grammar people help;

Is it:

I seem to have forgotten...

or

I seem to have forgot... (<---I'm assuming this is correct? present tense?)

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Originally Posted by Dukefrukem

Grammar people help;

Is it:

I seem to have forgotten...

or

I seem to have forgot... (<---I'm assuming this is correct? present tense?)

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Not sure which of your examples is best, though I lean towards the first. Perhaps the better way to say the same thing is simply "I've forgotten" as it avoids the passive voice.

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Originally Posted by Dukefrukem

Grammar people help;

Is it:

I seem to have forgotten...

or

I seem to have forgot... (<---I'm assuming this is correct? present tense?)

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"I have forgotten," would be best, so, "I seem to have forgotten."

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Originally Posted by Dukefrukem

Grammar people help;

Is it:

I seem to have forgotten...

or

I seem to have forgot... (<---I'm assuming this is correct? present tense?)

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It's the first. Use forgotten, or the 'en' at the end of most verbs, for the perfect tenses (ie, had/have/will have forgotten).

Forgot is for the basic past tense like "I forgot to do something." "I seem to have forgot..." is grammatically incorrect.

I just say "I forget..." and move on. Grammar is shit. Creative writing!

I say whatever the heck comes out of my mouth at any given time. I've got a weak filter and poor grammar. I think English is my second language, and I just haven't found my first yet.

Agreed. What's it matter as long as you git'r done?

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Originally Posted by number8

git'r done?

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:|

I'm sick. Throwing up.

And my brother told me a week ago that he's getting married in March and I have yet to finalize my trip plans because none of my California friends (or my father!) will call me back with their schedules. I know it's short notice. It's short notice for everyone.

Plus I'm certainly going to miss work tomorrow because of this bug and I'm already dangerously behind on my mega-project.

Grumble grumble grumble.

I + have (aux. verb) + forgotten (past participle) = present perfect
Perfect is actually an aspect, not a tense. The aux. verb is the one that indicates tense in this verb phrase.

Git'r done.

(Double foreign language major + linguistics MA = that and two bucks will get me a cup of coffee. :/)

Usually when someone asks "which is grammatically correct?" there is actually a far more simple and better way to phrase the sentence in question.

Active voice combined with concise phrasing and brevity clear the way for sound grammar.

I ordered a burrito at a shop across the road from my work and they asked if I wanted it 'Hot like a Mexican'. I don't think I will go back there.