(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I was running around in mw2 with a buddy last night playing hardcore team deathmatch. We were both running around with riot shields in every match. I think it was the most I have laughed ever playing call of duty. People didn't know how to react to two players teaming up on them with shields. I suggest you try it for a good laugh.

i play TeamDeath Match with all my clan and we use straight up riot shield with dual model 1887 and lightweight marathon and commando. Try it its really beast we never lose

lol if its educated it should be my buddies and I

It's not educated, because you would say 'my buddies and I , because you wouldn't say, me did that, you would say I did that, so it wouldn't change to me, it would stay as I

Now that, is educated

Try it with the whole team using Riot Shields.
I easily go around thier back and kill them.

Touche my friend




For someone who's trying to linguistically own somebody, you sure don't know much about proper sentence structure!
"Now that, is educated "
Commas are fickle little things, you know. That last part you said (in the quotation marks), isn't very proper now is it!
If i was you, before gagging on that extremity in your mouth, I'd finish it off as "Now THAT is educated!"
Gives it more oomph that way. The way you put it doesn't make sense, nor dollars.

You, my good sir, are a master of the arts of literacy!

^ I do what i can!

The comma was there to make a pause, "now that, is educated", if I had put now that is, educated, it wouldn't make sense, "now, that is educated" makes more sense, but "now that, is educated" still makes sense, because you're saying, that, then give a pause to allow the reader to think back to what you're on about (which takes milliseconds, but the comma is enough of a pause for the reader to think back and remember). Then "is educated" is saying what the "that" is referring to.

This is used to exaggerate a point, and the comma makes it even stronger and more powerful, by putting the comma, the user thinks back, remembering, and then you give the whole point of the sentence , the comma is ensuring your point is clear and easily understandable

Lets just keep it as, you should have said I instead of Me, and my thing didn't exactly make too much sense at first ok?

Thank you

It is actually funny because if you turn a corner and someone sees you they freeze and have no idea what to do. I have seen people actually run away from me while using it.