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TOPIC: There's nothing quite like...
There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25424
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...seeing your own kid play with her very own light saber.
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The following user(s) said Thank You: h2soy, For Tyeth
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25425
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Oh she's so cute
 Congrats on hooking your daughter on drugs for the rest of her life by the way  Isn't the saber too heavy for her? How heavy is it actually? Did you weigh it? (Did you weight it? which one is the correct one?) |
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25426
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It is did you weigh it?
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25431
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Cyrusred wrote:
It is did you weigh it?
What I thought, thanks! Weight is a noun, and not a verb, is that right? |
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25435
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Weight is a noun, and not a verb, is that right?
Keeeeerekt.
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25436
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I think SherlockHomme's youngling will be fine, she has a solid double handed grip on her prized possession.
A true Jedi in the making. It's everyone else in the vicinity I'd be worried about!  MTFBWY! For Tyeth |
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25437
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SherlockHomme wrote:
...seeing your own kid play with her very own light saber.
Adorable--start em out right man!!!Faethien wrote:
Cyrusred wrote:
It is did you weigh it?
What I thought, thanks! Weight is a noun, and not a verb, is that right? Technically yes, weight can be a verb but usually only with 'ed' at the end. As in (the odds were weighted against him). But in rare cases like (assign a handicap weight to a horse) it can be a verb--but it is so rarely used that way, at least here in America, I had to look it up. We would usually just say "assign a handicap," without adding the word weight Hope I don't sound condescending, not my intent, but I am a historian and work in education---so force of habit to help folks out. |
There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25441
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Hellrazoromega wrote:
Hope I don't sound condescending, not my intent, but I am a historian and work in education---so force of habit to help folks out.
What kind of self entitled, Hubris syndrom, absolute horse shit of a man would I be if I asked for help on speaking a language, then proceeded to spit on you for doing exactly so? Your help is much appreciated and not at all condescending Thanks for the enlightenment! |
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25443
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I think it's more complicated than that,
In physics, Weight is the noun/name given to describe the effect of Mass multiplied by Gravity as a unit of measure . Mass multiplied by the force of gravity equals Weight. (1 Newton of mass x gravity = approximately 1kg in Weight) Weigh is the verb to describe the act of measuring this quantity or it's effect. For example "I am going to weigh this saber" is the same as "I am going to calculate the force this saber presses down onto the weighing scales" Like un or une in your native tongue Faethien, even us folks in England misuse words and substitute weight for weighs. We sometimes say "What's the weight of that saber?" other times we might ask "How much does that saber weigh?" expecting the two questions to mean the same thing. Weight is a term of quantity used in general society, and weighs or to weigh is to express the effect or process of calculating that effect. Don't worry you are doing fine as mentioned before, For Tyeth Now lightsabers... |
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25444
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For Tyeth wrote:
I think it's more complicated than that,
In physics, Weight is the noun/name given to describe the effect of Mass multiplied by Gravity as a unit of measure . Mass multiplied by the force of gravity equals Weight. (1 Newton of mass x gravity = approximately 1kg in Weight) Weigh is the verb to describe the act of measuring this quantity or it's effect. For example "I am going to weigh this saber" is the same as "I am going to calculate the force this saber presses down onto the weighing scales" Like un or une in your native tongue Faethien, even us folks in England misuse words and substitute weight for weighs. We sometimes say "What's the weight of that saber?" other times we might ask "How much does that saber weigh?" expecting the two questions to mean the same thing. Weight is a term of quantity used in general society, and weighs or to weigh is to express the effect or process of calculating that effect. Don't worry you are doing fine as mentioned before, For Tyeth Now lightsabers... Thanks Prof!  Even if I am doing fine, there's no reason not to improve. Plus, I really love English. So, I don't feel like I'm working on it, it's closer to I'm XPing so I can get the correct stuff to raid the right dungeon It's all a game to me anyways ^^ |
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25445
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Onwards with your quest noble warrior,
Now can we give SherlockHomme his thread back? For Tyeth |
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25448
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Yeah, this discussion has dragged to an unnecessary extent, back to the topic guys!
I know what you mean SherlockHomme, my little bro is five and I sometimes let him play with my Phoenix from time to time, with supervision of course; wouldn't want anything to happen to your prize possession and especially not to the youngling. Hey, someone should make a thread where we can post our younglings "training" with a saberforge saber! What do you think guys? Be it son/daughter, nephew/niece, younger cousin or sibling. How about it? When I get the chance I could start it up! It could show that sabers are for everyone! With proper training, they can become saber enthusiasts too! |
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Light and darkness, you cannot have one without the other. To achieve equilibriem you must be in harmony with both; the path between.
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25452
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Hahaha! Yes, between the comic books, model trains, and robots in our house, she's definitely doomed.
Her light saber is a Consular, so it's fairly light. I also fitted a 26 inch blade in it which is perfect for her size. She's slowly getting used to it - i'm more worried about her destroying furniture and all the collectibles in our little basement "nerdvana".
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25521
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Alright, there we go, I created the thread. Let's see if it gets anywhere. I was going to put a picture of my little bro with my Phoenix there to start it up but unfortunately I won't be seeing him anytime soon because I worked for the next three days.
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Light and darkness, you cannot have one without the other. To achieve equilibriem you must be in harmony with both; the path between.
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 1 week ago #25523
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For Tyeth wrote:
I think it's more complicated than that, Most things are, I was going for the shorter version SherlockHomme wrote: Hahaha! Yes, between the comic books, model trains, and robots in our house, she's definitely doomed.
Her light saber is a Consular, so it's fairly light. I also fitted a 26 inch blade in it which is perfect for her size. She's slowly getting used to it - i'm more worried about her destroying furniture and all the collectibles in our little basement "nerdvana".
Adorable !!!
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There's nothing quite like... 7 months 6 days ago #25724
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SherlockHomme wrote:
"nerdvana".
I can't wait till I can have my very own ... Give me 4 walls, and it'll all be devoted to Star Wars ... Maybe a bit of LotR too Knytiri, if you and/or the SF people are waiting for a cue to start working on that Anduril hilt, that was it
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