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Leiter....dont hate

O and it was omni who told me....whats the big damn deal i said i LIKED the idea....and you don't exactly have many people who it would be bad for to hear this info on the forums....none actually...

and i thought we had more than that twig. I THOUGHT WE HAD MORE

im reaaalllly confused

Leiter.... you can only punch him if we do it together...

And yeah we don't tell you because there's no point... I mean it doesn't really affect you...

ok....

Well i didn't tell you shit that did effect you Shinteki. So bite me.

still havn't

lol oh no Shin, how'll you live ;_;

play nice all of you!

I also have things about shinteki that I havn't told anyone else....so ya know, i can always just start blackmailing

play nice!!!

Dare him to share it Shin, 10 bucks says he aint got shit. And if he does, then we all get to share a laugh.

ill have net soon guys, so until then try to live without my awsomeness.. if u can

Effect is a noun. Affect is a verb.

o.O waaaait a second..... what have I told you >.> now I'm curious to know...

Leiter wrote:

Effect is a noun. Affect is a verb.

This is why you should come around more often. <3

yeah i think i've learnt more from you then i have like the millions of English teachers XD

Haha, well I appreciate that. Confirmation that my future plans as an English professor aren't completely ridiculous.

Nothing is ridiculous is you believe in it.

I just watched Mister Gregorium's Wonder Emporium cause I was bored.

Leiter wrote:

Effect is a noun. Affect is a verb.

This is true, but "effect" can also be used as a verb, meaning "to bring into effect", such as "we will be effecting our new rule tomorrow"
I noticed that while we were studying Woodrow's Fourteen Points today in history

Opus wrote:

Leiter wrote:

Effect is a noun. Affect is a verb.

This is true, but "effect" can also be used as a verb, meaning "to bring into effect", such as "we will be effecting our new rule tomorrow"
I noticed that while we were studying Woodrow's Fourteen Points today in history

True, though effect as a verb is used when referring to that which affected something else, where affect is used when referring to that which was affected.

i.e., We will be effecting our new rule tomorrow; the new rule will affect you.

The use of effect as a verb is rare, though a valid point.

And now that I have looked closely at both affect and effect, both look completely wrong to me.

You go Leiter... I feel like I gained some knowledge today...

Leiter wrote:

Opus wrote:

Leiter wrote:

Effect is a noun. Affect is a verb.

This is true, but "effect" can also be used as a verb, meaning "to bring into effect", such as "we will be effecting our new rule tomorrow"
I noticed that while we were studying Woodrow's Fourteen Points today in history

True, though effect as a verb is used when referring to that which affected something else, where affect is used when referring to that which was affected.

i.e., We will be effecting our new rule tomorrow; the new rule will affect you.

The use of effect as a verb is rare, though a valid point.

And now that I have looked closely at both affect and effect, both look completely wrong to me.

...I don't even-

Twig wrote:

Leiter wrote:

Opus wrote:

Leiter wrote:

Effect is a noun. Affect is a verb.

This is true, but "effect" can also be used as a verb, meaning "to bring into effect", such as "we will be effecting our new rule tomorrow"
I noticed that while we were studying Woodrow's Fourteen Points today in history

True, though effect as a verb is used when referring to that which affected something else, where affect is used when referring to that which was affected.

i.e., We will be effecting our new rule tomorrow; the new rule will affect you.

The use of effect as a verb is rare, though a valid point.

And now that I have looked closely at both affect and effect, both look completely wrong to me.

...I don't even-

I lol'd

So, basically what I was trying to say was --

GRAMMAR LOL

...i'm never using effect or affect in anything ever again in case i do it wrong O.O

I've got dictionary.com bookmarked and regularly use it.

Especially for effect/affect.

I was intending to make a quick and dirty guide that would work in most situations of the effect/affect situation but gave up once I'd worked out the following sentence:

The verb affect produces the noun effect.

Ok so enough with grammar bull shit. Were on the internet, grammar don't exist here.

Back to blackmail. Yeah Shin, dare me, we might all learn something