naw that would be more for the LIL Gothlings Clan. Most Goths dont shop at hot topic unless they are looking to pick up the new Matropolis CD, a new tie, socks, finger nail polish, or sum other random CD/makup, but mostly CDs though their CD collection is starting to get a bit lame now B^(

I would have joined your cause, mon ami. How often have I restrained myself from a Grammar Police bust on some unsuspecting mangler of proper sentence structure and word usage. Although I did point out on the WizKids forum (in a thread about duplicate bricks) where someone mentioned it would be expected in this set to have a high duplicity rate that they probably meant duplication rate.

Man I'm glad yall dont have a group, I would be on death row if yall did B^P

But at least Ive gottin better. B^) well sorta. B^P

Why is the Homoclixual Clan second tier? It should be the first one listed....


wait. A coffee clan? Can I rethink the whole gay thing?

Sorry.

Good thing you've got that Nargle-charm.

If there's a coffee clan,

why is there no cigarette clan...?

Ah, those scheming boosters. Downright Machiavellian, they are. My current crusade isn't so much a grammar issue as one of usage. Over the past couple years, I've noticed that a variety of adverbs have entered fashion as verbal placeholders. You know, it's something you say instead of "Umm" while you're finishing a sentence. I've seen "basically" and "clearly" come and go, but the one that bugs me most is "literally." "These reports are literally killing me." Really? Lethal paper cuts perhaps? "I'm literally at the end of my rope." You don't say. Are you Batman?

The grammar police still live on just not in the way you'd think. Their department is now a subset of CSI: HCRealms. They are down the hall from the Fashion Police if I'm not mistaken.

It's against the law to smoke on the internet

GOSH! Must I explain everything to you?