compound phrases in English that become common or idiomatic tend to follow the path of "two words with space -> two words with hyphen -> one word"
it doesn't happen 100% of the time, but usually when a phrase remains as two words or a hyphenate it's because they're overly long or the letter combination is weird (e.g. double vowels) or it's a non-noun part of speech
in other words, if it's not videogames now it will be eventually motherfuckers, give in to inevitability
This will be the thing that drives me apart from the younger generations. Their strange music and their refusal to put the space in between the two words.
compound phrases in English that become common or idiomatic tend to follow the path of "two words with space -> two words with hyphen -> one word"
it doesn't happen 100% of the time, but usually when a phrase remains as two words or a hyphenate it's because they're overly long or the letter combination is weird (e.g. double vowels) or it's a non-noun part of speech
in other words, if it's not videogames now it will be eventually motherfuckers, give in to inevitability
This will be the thing that drives me apart from the younger generations. Their strange music and their refusal to put the space in between the two words.
compound phrases in English that become common or idiomatic tend to follow the path of "two words with space -> two words with hyphen -> one word"
it doesn't happen 100% of the time, but usually when a phrase remains as two words or a hyphenate it's because they're overly long or the letter combination is weird (e.g. double vowels) or it's a non-noun part of speech
in other words, if it's not videogames now it will be eventually motherfuckers, give in to inevitability
This will be the thing that drives me apart from the younger generations. Their strange music and their refusal to put the space in between the two words.
compound phrases in English that become common or idiomatic tend to follow the path of "two words with space -> two words with hyphen -> one word"
it doesn't happen 100% of the time, but usually when a phrase remains as two words or a hyphenate it's because they're overly long or the letter combination is weird (e.g. double vowels) or it's a non-noun part of speech
in other words, if it's not videogames now it will be eventually motherfuckers, give in to inevitability
This will be the thing that drives me apart from the younger generations. Their strange music and their refusal to put the space in between the two words.
JedocIn the scupperswith the staggers and jagsRegistered Userregular
Video Games
I don't play video games, I perform video feats.
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3cl1ps3I will build a labyrinth to house the cheeseRegistered Userregular
what is a video game, is that how the kids say vidyagormz these days?
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HacksawJ. Duggan Esq.Wrestler at LawRegistered Userregular
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It will always be videogames in my mind. Anyone who disagrees can fight me in single combat. Loser dies. Winner gets to continue to use the term of their preference.
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sponoMining for Nose DiamondsBooger CoveRegistered Userregular
compound phrases in English that become common or idiomatic tend to follow the path of "two words with space -> two words with hyphen -> one word"
it doesn't happen 100% of the time, but usually when a phrase remains as two words or a hyphenate it's because they're overly long or the letter combination is weird (e.g. double vowels) or it's a non-noun part of speech
in other words, if it's not videogames now it will be eventually motherfuckers, give in to inevitability
This will be the thing that drives me apart from the younger generations. Their strange music and their refusal to put the space in between the two words.
When I was... a young boy... I was so disappointed by the label of "gaming" on places with slot machines. "Gambling machines are not gaming!" young me protested. Boy, did video games prove me wrong.
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Turn on the power and brother
That's gaming
This will be the thing that drives me apart from the younger generations. Their strange music and their refusal to put the space in between the two words.
Thiswill bethe thingthat drivesme apartfrom theyounger generations.Their strangemusic andtheir refusalto putthe spacein betweenthe twowords.
Whoneedsspacesanyways?
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me
Video games.
Huh, autocorrect likes both just fine.
Does he look like he knows what a jpeg is though?
This willbe the thing that drives me apart from the youngergenerations. Their strangemusic and their refusal to put the space inbetween the twowords.
i usually go both ways on everything
That was really great for my self esteem, I tell ya what.
I'm not sure if this is a command or a questions, but yes.
being existentially horrifying doesn't make it any less true
what a mysterious jogo