you fail at being a grammar nazi, he used 'it's' as a contraction for it is lightweight. its is a possessive and would be used as in 'its wings are razor sharp'. see http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling
Personally I'd use The JUNO… because it's Canadian we don't really know what it does… We can never test it out because, we never get invaded by zombies. We can never see it's potential because it doesn't even work on our Politicians… forget this and give me a Country Music Award.
If I had to choose which award to be attacked with, I'd choose the Oscar, wielded by a mildly perturbed Dame Judi Dench.
If we're going to go that route…. I'd hand an Oscar to Arnold schwarzenegger… Everyone would be either laughing or confused, until he brained them.
You spelled "its" wrong!!
I'm a Grammar Nazi.
Where? I am also a Grammar Nazi but I don't see it spelled wrong any where..
You see the way he is using it, that is a contraction for it is.
Actually he’s not using it as a contraction but ‘it’s’ with the apostrophe is still correct because it’s possessive the he’s using it.
Oops, I forgot to put *way in between ‘the’ and ‘he’s’ at the end there.
you fail at being a grammar nazi, he used 'it's' as a contraction for it is lightweight. its is a possessive and would be used as in 'its wings are razor sharp'. see http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling
No, he was referring to "it's gold-plated".
no he's right he was using it's possessively- should be its gold plated, brittanium body. body is the object being possessed.
You're both right. He used it incorrectly in the second panel, and correctly in the third.
My god, didn't they teach you proper English at school?
The dude is right in both the panels! It's gold-plated > it is gold-plated.
Shiiv is also right.
I personally prefer the 4th one: the art of deception! This shit is beyond awesome! xD
Then it would be: "It is gold-plated, Britannium body is perfect for delivering blunt-force trauma." They're right; it should not be a contraction.
Kimi, you didn’t get it. It’s gold-plated Birtannium body. Britannium and gold-plated are adjectives.
Personally I'd use The JUNO… because it's Canadian we don't really know what it does… We can never test it out because, we never get invaded by zombies. We can never see it's potential because it doesn't even work on our Politicians… forget this and give me a Country Music Award.
lolz! I'd just go flying at them swinging my semi-cheap but heavy, metal, piano awards. Break some bones…
I'm the guy that no one notices and am proud of it! TREMBLE BEFORE MY NATURAL NINJA WAYS!!! MUAHAHAHHAHAHAH!
He's using the tony award wrong. What you do is detach the globe and chuck it at them like a baseball
I think the Galloping Gobbler would suffice nicely…nice and heavy.