He's 51 and in his application he wasn't even serious

Anyone have his head?

@GrinningBobcat Anyone have his head?

no need to embarace him with his head or anything... he did the wrong thing and that's it no need to keep it up

@HaloNest no need to embarace him with his head or anything... he did the wrong thing and that's it no need to keep it up

Keep it around as a momento and reminded of this situation lol.

@GrinningBobcat Keep it around as a momento and reminded of this situation lol.

As a momento? Do you even know what a "momento" is

@HaloNest
me·men·to
noun
an object kept as a reminder or souvenir of a person or event.
He used the word correctly bud.

@Rybye @HaloNest
me·men·to
noun
an object kept as a reminder or souvenir of a person or event.
He used the word correctly bud.

I know my English

@GrinningBobcat I know my English

I was correcting him not you

@Rybye Ok?

Not directed at you. Just proving myself to being able to speak English properly.

@_Confederacy_ Joins server...

Applies for staff...

Insults staff because reasons...

Leaves...

The lol is real

Good riddance

@Rybye @HaloNest
me·men·to
noun
an object kept as a reminder or souvenir of a person or event.
He used the word correctly bud.

First off it is mo•men•to and not me•men•to, it comes from Italian so I might know a little bit better my language than you bud

From Wikitionary:

momento ‎(plural momentoes)

1. Misspelling of memento.

@HaloNest First off it is mo•men•to and not me•men•to, it comes from Italian so I might know a little bit better my language than you bud

Wrong. It most definitely is memento.

halo, just because a word from 2 languages sound similar doesnt mean they have a simliar meaning, hell even 2 words of english that sound similar can mean completely different things

@ardoasms

Example:

genes, jeans

@HaloNest First off it is mo•men•to and not me•men•to, it comes from Italian so I might know a little bit better my language than you bud

Why do you even bother?

I like how this derailed from being about jericho to just grammar.

@HaloNest First off it is mo•men•to and not me•men•to, it comes from Italian so I might know a little bit better my language than you bud

i just did some rigorous research (clicking around on wikitionary)

Memento:
From the Latin mementō ‎(“remember”), imperative form of meminī ‎(“I remember”).

Meminī:
From Proto-Italic memonai.

Proto-Italic languages are a highly base form of languages like Latin and the subsequent romance languages. Italian came long after the branch-off of memento.

Also:

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