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Danny · Postby **Danny** » Wed Apr 15, 2015 9:34 pm

Joey wrote:It's "can you meddle with that". "Meddle" with two 'd's means "to mess around with".

I actually meant it as "mettle".

Postby **Shadow Yoshi** » Wed Apr 15, 2015 10:36 pm

"Mettle" is apparently a noun, though, so that doesn't work.

MECHDRAGON777 · Postby **MECHDRAGON777** » Thu Apr 16, 2015 12:03 am

Joey wrote:"Mettle" is apparently a noun, though, so that doesn't work.

Joey, fid O accedentaly make a popular thread, an is this a disscistoon of mu bad spelling now?

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Danny · Postby **Danny** » Thu Apr 16, 2015 12:06 am

Joey wrote:"Mettle" is apparently a noun, though, so that doesn't work.

I worded it improperly because of my dialect, where people put certain nouns in odd positions. I don't remember what the dialect is called specifically, but it's apparently prominent in New England and Pennsylvania.

MECHDRAGON777 · Postby **MECHDRAGON777** » Thu Apr 16, 2015 12:12 am

8bitmushroom wrote:
Joey wrote:"Mettle" is apparently a noun, though, so that doesn't work.
I worded it improperly because of my dialect, where people put certain nouns in odd positions. I don't remember what the dialect is called specifically, but it's apparently prominent in New England and Pennsylvania.

It fells like this disscusion is becuase I do not know how to spell "Medals"!

Imaynotbehere4long · Postby **Imaynotbehere4long** » Thu Apr 16, 2015 10:04 am

MECHDRAGON777 wrote:It fells like this disscusion is becuase I do not know how to spell "Medals"!

Calm down. This discussion isn't about your misspellings; it's about 8bitmushroom's improper use of "mettle."

Anyway:

8bitmushroom wrote:I worded it improperly because of my dialect

Well, since you admit that it's incorrect, we may go our separate ways now.

8bitmushroom wrote:people put certain nouns in odd positions. I don't remember what the dialect is called specifically, but it's apparently prominent in New England and Pennsylvania.

Try asking various people that live around you what this mysterious dialect is called. I'd like to look it up and see if I can find a source besides yourself talking about it; until then, I can only assume that you're just making stuff up to try to cover for your mistake (or whoever told you that it was a dialect was trying to cover for his/her mistake).

MECHDRAGON777 · Postby **MECHDRAGON777** » Thu Apr 16, 2015 1:14 pm

Imaynotbehere4long wrote:
MECHDRAGON777 wrote:It fells like this disscusion is becuase I do not know how to spell "Medals"!
Calm down. This discussion isn't about your misspellings; it's about 8bitmushroom's improper use of "mettle."

That is a relive

Imaynotbehere4long wrote:Anyway:
8bitmushroom wrote:I worded it improperly because of my dialect
Well, since you admit that it's incorrect, we may go our separate ways now.

8bitmushroom wrote:people put certain nouns in odd positions. I don't remember what the dialect is called specifically, but it's apparently prominent in New England and Pennsylvania.
Try asking various people that live around you what this mysterious dialect is called. I'd like to look it up and see if I can find a source besides yourself talking about it; until then, I can only assume that you're just making stuff up to try to cover for your mistake (or whoever told you that it was a dialect was trying to cover for his/her mistake).

This is what you mean?

Mivixion · Postby **Mivixion** » Thu Apr 16, 2015 4:37 pm

8bit's from Massachusetts, so New England dialect?
And other than that, I can sense an argument that could break out here, please keep it civil.

MECHDRAGON777 · Postby **MECHDRAGON777** » Thu Apr 16, 2015 5:43 pm

Mivixion wrote:8bit's from Massachusetts, so New England dialect?
And other than that, I can sense an argument that could break out here, please keep it civil.

Sorry if any commosion came up! Anyway, wha medals should be added other ten tw classic "contest winners?"