I've been thinking as I'm wont to do when I am about to get in trouble.

I noticed the phrase "cloud syncing" and I wondered - when the syncing is done could we something like "Cloud foggy" once the cloud is done sinking? :P

I don't know; I'm a bit foggy at the moment.

I haven't the foggiest.

It's what mostly happens when your practicing to be a cloud surfer.

Fogget abaht it!

What about my "practicing to be a cloud surfer"? That's not a complete sentence; therefore you are sentenced to complete your sentence. Go to jail! Do not pass Go, do not collect $200!

@dtgreene, sorry, can't reply as this god awful POS forum software doesn't work on mobile, and signal is crap up in the Swiss mountains. Have you been on the pills again, your post made no sense to me.

You wrote something about your practicing. And dtgreene made fun of you because you don't know the difference between your and you're.

Is they're something wrong with that?

No, it's totally OK to make fun of people who mix up there, their, they're.

and people who use 'could of' should be banned from the internet and sent back to school until they have learned the difference between 'of' and 'have'.

(Contraction expanded in quote.)

Yes, they are something wrong. Or, rather, they are something not right. Actually, that double negative shouldn't be there, so let's try again: They are something left.

By the way, I'll see you at 5:13 FM. Also, don't DM me, or I'll TPK you.

I of a new idea: How about we just avoid the problem and just use one of the terms. Wouldn't it bee nice if we could choose just one of them, and loosen up the other one?

To all, I am on mobile, your damn luck Apple doesn't convert it all to gobbledegook. Fecking autocorrect.

You have just been served.

*some time later*

Are you still hungry?

I took a screenshot for you folks. What are you're opinions?

(Edit: http://deathgenerator.com but don't tell anyone, OK?)

Another screenshot has arrived. Want to sea it?