Akeel and Hirshee Swap records!! Tribeca Friday July 15th!

[FeelGood]

hrmm, id love to see this, but i think im heading downtown to drink then hit up the lions game. its been AGES since ive seen a football game.

maybe ill come check it out after,

[ppcock]

when are we going to play techno there akeelnizzle?

[nuf_dawg]

Originally Posted by Kraig

Looks kewl but this weekend, I am going to stay the hell away from any club-type atmosphere. Last weekend obliterated me. Two 10AM party-nights in a row.

With Europe right around the corner, I need a break.

This will be a crazy night though! -- Great idea Akmeel! BUT... to throw a further twist, ask Amaan to bring his old Hard House records!

i got some of his HH stuff:D hahahah

Originally Posted by Akeel

you are wrong.


and make no sense.

read for youself!

http://www.drgrammar.org/faqs/#34

;)

Me, Myself, or I?
According to The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style, "Myself is best used either reflexively (I have decided to exclude myself from consideration) or intensively (I myself have seen instances of that type). But myself shouldn't appear as a substitute for I or me. Using it that way is thought somehow to be modest, as if the reference were less direct [emphasis added]. Yet it's no less direct, and the user may unconsciously cause the reader or listener to assume an intended jocularity, or that the user is somewhat doltish. E.g.: 'The exclusion of women and women's concerns is self-defeating. For instance, myself and other women in Hollywood [read many women in Hollywood, including me,] would deliver millions of dollars of profit to the film industry if we could make films and television shows about the lives of real women' (L.A. Times)./ 'My wife and myself [read I] were in a religious cult for over 15 years before the leader fell over dead' (Bloomington Pantagraph)(224). Some useful suggestions from The Grammar Bible:
1) "The reflexive pronouns often refer or reflect back to the subject of the sentence. I gave myself the day off. My parents treated themselves to a night on the town. In the first sentence, the pronoun myself refers back to the subject I. In the second sentence, the pronoun themselves refers back to the subject parents. In a sense, these pronouns are turning the action of the verb back to the subject of the sentence.
2) The reflexive pronouns may also fill an emphatic role. Here, these pronouns place emphasis on another noun or pronoun in the sentence. You yourself told me to ask for a raise. Janet built the house herself. In the first example, the pronoun yourself emphasizes the subject you, and in the second, the pronoun herself emphasizes the subject Janet.
3) Never use a reflexive pronoun in place of a standard personal pronoun. They are correctly used only in the reflexive or emphatic roles. The following sentences are incorrect:
John and myself repaired the copy machine. (incorrect)
Jane drove Sherry and myself to the movies. (incorrect)
They should read:
John and I repaired the copy machine. (correct)
Jane drove Sherry and me to the movies. (correct)
This problem most often occurs when someone substitutes the singular, first-person reflexive pronoun myself for one of the singular, first person personal pronouns I or me. Be careful! (Strumpf 191-192).
4) The Grammarlady offers the following advice: "DO NOT USE THE SELF WORDS TO AVOID CHOOSING BETWEEN 'I' and 'ME.'" "IF ONE OF THE PRONOUNS IS 'I,' IT COMES LAST IN THE SERIES" (Dear Grammar Lady 6-7). Example: "Myself, my sister Mary, and my mom went to Chicago last week." Put the I last in the sequence, and the sentence would read, "My sister Mary, my mom, and I went to Chicago last week."


ps sorry i'm a virgo.. does that tell u anything???

[-DLO_604-]

Originally Posted by alla

read for youself!

http://www.drgrammar.org/faqs/#34

;)

Me, Myself, or I?
According to The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style, "Myself is best used either reflexively (I have decided to exclude myself from consideration) or intensively (I myself have seen instances of that type). But myself shouldn't appear as a substitute for I or me. Using it that way is thought somehow to be modest, as if the reference were less direct [emphasis added]. Yet it's no less direct, and the user may unconsciously cause the reader or listener to assume an intended jocularity, or that the user is somewhat doltish. E.g.: 'The exclusion of women and women's concerns is self-defeating. For instance, myself and other women in Hollywood [read many women in Hollywood, including me,] would deliver millions of dollars of profit to the film industry if we could make films and television shows about the lives of real women' (L.A. Times)./ 'My wife and myself [read I] were in a religious cult for over 15 years before the leader fell over dead' (Bloomington Pantagraph)(224). Some useful suggestions from The Grammar Bible:
1) "The reflexive pronouns often refer or reflect back to the subject of the sentence. I gave myself the day off. My parents treated themselves to a night on the town. In the first sentence, the pronoun myself refers back to the subject I. In the second sentence, the pronoun themselves refers back to the subject parents. In a sense, these pronouns are turning the action of the verb back to the subject of the sentence.
2) The reflexive pronouns may also fill an emphatic role. Here, these pronouns place emphasis on another noun or pronoun in the sentence. You yourself told me to ask for a raise. Janet built the house herself. In the first example, the pronoun yourself emphasizes the subject you, and in the second, the pronoun herself emphasizes the subject Janet.
3) Never use a reflexive pronoun in place of a standard personal pronoun. They are correctly used only in the reflexive or emphatic roles. The following sentences are incorrect:
John and myself repaired the copy machine. (incorrect)
Jane drove Sherry and myself to the movies. (incorrect)
They should read:
John and I repaired the copy machine. (correct)
Jane drove Sherry and me to the movies. (correct)
This problem most often occurs when someone substitutes the singular, first-person reflexive pronoun myself for one of the singular, first person personal pronouns I or me. Be careful! (Strumpf 191-192).
4) The Grammarlady offers the following advice: "DO NOT USE THE SELF WORDS TO AVOID CHOOSING BETWEEN 'I' and 'ME.'" "IF ONE OF THE PRONOUNS IS 'I,' IT COMES LAST IN THE SERIES" (Dear Grammar Lady 6-7). Example: "Myself, my sister Mary, and my mom went to Chicago last week." Put the I last in the sequence, and the sentence would read, "My sister Mary, my mom, and I went to Chicago last week."


ps sorry i'm a virgo.. does that tell u anything???

BWHAHAHAHAHAAH
It's okay alla whatever you say he always has to be right. So in the end you just give up so he can feel satisfaction of owning kids on boards...but when it comes to real life he won't do squat. Ever.

[Akeel]

Originally Posted by -DLO_604-

BWHAHAHAHAHAAH
It's okay alla whatever you say he always has to be right. So in the end you just give up so he can feel satisfaction of owning kids on boards...but when it comes to real life he won't do squat. Ever.

tough talk from little man...its sad that you usually run away when i'm around.

grow some nuts.

[-DLO_604-]

HAHAHA WHEN YOU'RE AROUND. Please Akeel hahaha your the one who called me out to the granville island party that major josh threw. I showed what did you do? Nothing.

[Akeel]

^
this just gets better and better.

why dont you come out tonite then big man.

i'll buy you a beer.

btw...next time answer your phone bitch.

[-DLO_604-]

hahahahahaha I'll be wiating for you at Aqua whether you show up or not it's upto you.

[Akeel]

^
thats good man....tell me to come out to aqua..when i'm playing at tribeca.

way to look tough :)

[Akeel]

awww darren...you hung up without even saying hi.

so not impressed.

[-DLO_604-]

Awwww akeel maybe if you realized the fact that i don't even have my phone i couldn't say hi.

Originally Posted by -DLO_604-

BWHAHAHAHAHAAH
It's okay alla whatever you say he always has to be right. So in the end you just give up so he can feel satisfaction of owning kids on boards...but when it comes to real life he won't do squat. Ever.

VIRGOS DONT GIVE UP!!


BOH

akeel i still love u regardless if u're smart or not! <3

[Akeel]

Originally Posted by -DLO_604-

Awwww akeel maybe if you realized the fact that i don't even have my phone i couldn't say hi.

you got my number....can your fingers do the walking?

[robyn]

Originally Posted by alla

lol

actually, if u took "english 12", its a rule you learn! that you dont use myself in the sentence, unless "I" has already been used!

Usually when I correct peoples grammar I try not to use 'u' in place of 'you' and 'its' in place of 'it's'. Just saying!

Originally Posted by robyn

Usually when I correct peoples grammar I try not to use 'u' in place of 'you' and 'its' in place of 'it's'. Just saying!

very intelligent of you Robyn!

i actually almost gave up on your intelligence long fucking time ago, but seems maybe i shouldn't quite change my mind!



PS oh yeah, and what you've corrected, is misspelling, not grammar!

[matéo]

whoa people fight so much?


I'll play some house probably ten times better than charlie could.

[Bevvy Swift]

so this thread is drama central. hope to see y'all thurr 2nite

[Silverwinged]

Originally Posted by Cheez

so this thread is drama central. hope to see y'all thurr 2nite

howz about you answer your pmz/phone niga

[Kandyapple]

Ok looks like I may pop by tonight. :)

[Royal_Phunk]

^same after studio but with a jacket for ms silverwinged. Dont drink all the beer, that is all.

[Silverwinged]

Originally Posted by Royal_Phunk

^same after studio but with a jacket for ms silverwinged. Dont drink all the beer, that is all.

so you're buying me a beer.... AND bringing me my jacket?
LOVE YOU FOREVER

[deliverance]

I like, wanna, like, hang out too....


akeel I miss you. and hirsh. you never call. I wanna play breaks too. can't.

awww.

J

[Josie]

cya there :)

[Pennywise]

Originally Posted by nuf_dawg

i got some of his HH stuff:D hahahah

i have his old TRANCE/HARDHOUSE CD
maybe i should bust that oldie out

yes thats right...funk master hirshel has a trance/hardhouse cd;)