How Much Does Kat Pay Attention To Grammar?

drew0

Now, I'm no English major - so this could be me thinking too hard into it (and being wrong). But, Kat wrote in her post "mid-week tweet".

Now, without a comma before 'tweet', doesn't what she wrote mean that we are getting a TWEET this mid-week, and not necessarily news. Like, for example, "Tweet, update your memberships, tweet".

Or, was the bird saying "mid-week, tweet', meaning that mid-week we are getting news, and the tweet at the end was just the bird making noise?

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4Powers20

over analyze much?

josevolution

drew0 wrote:

Now, I'm no English major - so this could be me thinking too hard into it (and being wrong). But, Kat wrote in her post "mid-week tweet".

Now, without a comma before 'tweet', doesn't what she wrote mean that we are getting a TWEET this mid-week, and not necessarily news. Like, for example, "Tweet, update your memberships, tweet".

Or, was the bird saying "mid-week, tweet', meaning that mid-week we are getting news, and the tweet at the end was just the bird making noise?

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holy fuck :eek: :P

Man_Of_The_Hour

drew0 wrote:

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Well, nope, but whatever it is your doing, keep up the good work.

the wolf

wow, for your sake, i hope its news. cause i think you are losing it my friend. : )

Fahka

you guys need some fresh air





There will be show announcements.. of some sorts... now relax and start saving money!

AmentsChick

It's been my experience that Kat's grammar and spelling have been nearly perfect. She kind of rocks the English language.

BlackCorduroy

tiklemynausea

the wolf wrote:

wow, for your sake, i hope its news. cause i think you are losing it my friend. : )

I agree with the wolf...You'll find out wed...hang in there,...they do have medication out for this kinda shit..

redrock

Exactly as she said it... a mid-week tweet, as opposed to a Monday tweet or an evening tweet. Understand Tweet as you wish.

Lostdogsinthegarden

Now, if you could run that by me one more time, and be coherent, then I think I will be able to grasp the concept at some minimal level.

Man_Of_The_Hour

redrock wrote:

Exactly as she said it... a mid-week tweet, as opposed to a Monday tweet or an evening tweet. Understand Tweet as you wish.

I'm German and I dont even know the word. I just realize how you guys get all excited about it, that's all the proof I need really

4Powers20

Lostdogsinthegarden wrote:

Now, if you could run that by me one more time, and be coherent, then I think I will be able to grasp the concept at some minimal level.

I think what he was saying is the way it is worded it could mean this was not a tweet and to expect a tweek midweek, or this is the tweek to let you know that there wil be an announcement midweek.

josevolution

4Powers20 wrote:

I think what he was saying is the way it is worded it could mean this was not a tweet and to expect a tweek midweek, or this is the tweek to let you know that there wil be an announcement midweek.

he he he ..

Brez

I thought what you said the first time was right. She was using "Tweet" as an actual noun, hence "mid-week tweet".

I could be wrong I guess...

mjb

fairly confident there is no magic to it...announcement should be interpreted as follows "shit going down middle of next week" - as for "middle", likely Wednesday. I am one for puzzles and games but...I don't think there is anything there - still wonder about the lack of "make sure your memberships are up-to-date" note.

RipitLikePujols

AmentsChick wrote:

Kat's grammar and spelling have been nearly perfect.

So have her legs....and eyes...

TooMuchBlood

I'm still wondering why she added a hyphen to "midweek."

Danimal

She grammer are the most excellentest!

Colorado Fan

Maybe we should go back to counting the tiles in the shower...

Danimal

Colorado Fan wrote:

Maybe we should go back to counting the tiles in the shower...

The answer is 6......6.

FinsburyParkCarrots

It's bird talk.

Stereotype

drew0 wrote:

Now, I'm no English major - so this could be me thinking too hard into it (and being wrong). But, Kat wrote in her post "mid-week tweet".

Now, without a comma before 'tweet', doesn't what she wrote mean that we are getting a TWEET this mid-week, and not necessarily news. Like, for example, "Tweet, update your memberships, tweet".

Or, was the bird saying "mid-week, tweet', meaning that mid-week we are getting news, and the tweet at the end was just the bird making noise?

Is anyone following me?

I'm from Slovenia and English is my foreign language and I don't know all of the rules- but - I'm quite sure that Kat meant tweet as a noun..so "mid-week tweet" in meaning is the same as "mid-week message from the bird". I think if it was with a coma > then it would have been bird's sound.
So everything is fine.

mjb

Stereotype wrote:

I'm from Slovenia and English is my foreign language and I don't know all of the rules- but - I'm quite sure that Kat meant tweet as a noun..so "mid-week tweet" in meaning is the same as "mid-week message from the bird". I think if it was with a coma > then it would have been bird's sound.
So everything is fine.

Nice explanation. Maybe we should get you to interpret all the 10c's code.

Manimal

drew0 wrote:

Now, I'm no English major - so this could be me thinking too hard into it (and being wrong). But, Kat wrote in her post "mid-week tweet".

Now, without a comma before 'tweet', doesn't what she wrote mean that we are getting a TWEET this mid-week, and not necessarily news. Like, for example, "Tweet, update your memberships, tweet".

Or, was the bird saying "mid-week, tweet', meaning that mid-week we are getting news, and the tweet at the end was just the bird making noise?

Is anyone following me?

hahah. Hilarious!