I just noticed LTT are only 12k subs away from a big milestone

[Murdoch]

Any plans for 1 million subs?

 

 

[Guest]

A party at my house

[Polyvalent]

Unsub

 

*evil laugh*

[mvitkun]

A party at my house

You're a million subs away from that milestone.

[Guest]

You're a million subs away from that milestone.

OH SNAP

[zxcvbnmmssdh]

Hmmmmmm @LinusTech @SlickPC

[TheRetiredSlave]

12 Kilosubs until they get to one Megasub.. Woooooooo!!!

[Bloodyvalley]

OH SNAP

You just got burnt.

[Guest]

You just got burnt.

Burned would be a more appropriate tense in that case.

[IdeaStormer]

I say we create an identical thread in each section for the incident then wait a few minutes and create yet another thread on it and so on and so on... wait that's happening already :huh:

 

 

:lol:

[werto165]

Any plans for 1 million subs?

I saw a rock yesterday, it was 1760 yards long, it was a big milestone.

[Bloodyvalley]

Burned would be a more appropriate tense in that case.

What's the difference? Sorry I never learned English from a teacher, only from the Internet (writing, already knew how to talk).

[Builder]

You just got burnt.

That picture reminds me of this:

 

[terrytek]

Feature a member on the celebration. I nominate either @TheSLSAMG, @helping, @me, and @Askew. Oh yeah, and @Enderman.

[VG Docs]

Feature a member on the celebration. I nominate either @TheSLSAMG, @helping, @me, and @Askew.

+50 for @Askew

[jezza39]

What's the difference? Sorry I never learned English from a teacher, only from the Internet (writing, already knew how to talk).

 

Burned and burnt both are the past tense of burn, so you are technically right, but it just reads more nicely when you say burned

[Guest]

What's the difference? Sorry I never learned English from a teacher, only from the Internet (writing, already knew how to talk).

We don't really learn English from school, I mainly learned it from growing up in California/Vermont.

 

The difference is tense, you would say 'he was burnt' and 'you were just burned,' respectively.

[L.E.D]

Well... I think they should do a massive X99 give away... That's just my thoughts on that.

[terrytek]

We don't really learn English from school, I mainly learned it from growing up in California/Vermont.

 

The difference is tense, you would say 'he was burnt' and 'you were just burned,' respectively.

If you lived on 2 coasts, English would sound very different. Here in the West Coast, they say "hella". But the East doesn't say that, they say wicked. That's what my human geography teacher said.

[Enderman]

They're gonna host their LTT LAN party here in Vancouver.

[babbaj]

Burned would be a more appropriate tense in that case.

[Murdoch]

We don't really learn English from school, I mainly learned it from growing up in California/Vermont.

 

The difference is tense, you would say 'he was burnt' and 'you were just burned,' respectively.

 

In UK English they mean exactly the same, but we pretty much always use burnt.

[NInety]

How would we know? And why would LLT tell us? I think a surprise would be better than telling us what to expect.

[Guest]

If you lived on 2 coasts, English would sound very different. Here in the West Coast, they say "hella". But the East doesn't say that, they say wicked. That's what my human geography teacher said.

Your geography teacher is a dingus. Although we do not pronounce words with two T's- kitten becomes ki-in, and so on.

 

No one says 'wicked,' and we don't live off of moose and clam chowder. At least, in Vermont; where the population is 90% inbred white people, 5% people there for the scenery and 5% there from other places (me), and 0.00000002% non-white people.

 

Why the fuck did we move from Cali

[Enderman]

Feature a member on the celebration. I nominate either @TheSLSAMG, @helping, @me, and @Askew. Oh yeah, and @Enderman.

When they do the LAN I will be able to bring my PC, but sadly not all this:

Hopefully someone will lend me a monitor to use while at the LAN...