Operation VIGILANCE Weekend Operation FAILED
#326
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 05:42
#327
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 05:44
Dead_Meat357 wrote...
bendermac wrote...
pffft... i could care less for a lvl4 ammo card
So you do care? Or did you mean you couldn't care less?
Actually, you are the one getting it wrong. "Couldn't care less" is a double negative and means they do in fact care. Could care less is the correct, non bastardized term.
To stay on topic, it seems like they didn't want us to succeed. Or would have been a fun reward if we somehow did.
Modifié par Wes0493, 12 septembre 2012 - 05:46 .
#328
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 05:52
LazyDakota wrote...
I don't even care. I failed to play with my friend because of servers' shenanigans. This hour and a half of unsuccessful attempts discouraged me to play for the rest of the weekend.
i gave up on friday night after getting kicked out mid-game FIVE TIMES !
Not surprised at all that we didn't hit the target, hardly any drone escort missions came up.
Ah well, at least now i can venture into Gold again, no way was I going in there without consumables!
#329
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:02
Except when every grammar site out there says "couldn't" is the correct form, and is the original phrase.Wes0493 wrote...
Dead_Meat357 wrote...
bendermac wrote...
pffft... i could care less for a lvl4 ammo card
So you do care? Or did you mean you couldn't care less?
Actually, you are the one getting it wrong. "Couldn't care less" is a double negative and means they do in fact care. Could care less is the correct, non bastardized term.
#330
Guest_Flog61_*
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:05
Guest_Flog61_*
Wes0493 wrote...
Dead_Meat357 wrote...
bendermac wrote...
pffft... i could care less for a lvl4 ammo card
So you do care? Or did you mean you couldn't care less?
Actually, you are the one getting it wrong. "Couldn't care less" is a double negative and means they do in fact care. Could care less is the correct, non bastardized term.
To stay on topic, it seems like they didn't want us to succeed. Or would have been a fun reward if we somehow did.
You evidently do not know what a double negative is.
Double negative: I could not, not care less.
What we have: I could not care less.
Do you honestly think 'less' is a negative in the same way 'never' and 'no-one' are?
#331
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:09
#332
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:13
JSwartz0181 wrote...
Except when every grammar site out there says "couldn't" is the correct form, and is the original phrase.Wes0493 wrote...
Dead_Meat357 wrote...
bendermac wrote...
pffft... i could care less for a lvl4 ammo card
So you do care? Or did you mean you couldn't care less?
Actually, you are the one getting it wrong. "Couldn't care less" is a double negative and means they do in fact care. Could care less is the correct, non bastardized term.
They are both accepted.
"The Oxford dictionary already recognizes “could care less” as an
American colloquialism. Many people, however, regard it as incorrect
since it makes no logical sense (if you “could care less” it means that
you care at least a bit)." Source.
End of debate!
#333
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:28
#334
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:29
#335
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:35
#336
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:37
Saying that you could care less is simply stating that. Saying you could not care less is saying to me that you care so much about it that you can't possibly care less about it. Its how the grammar comes off to me.Flog61 wrote...
Wes0493 wrote...
Dead_Meat357 wrote...
bendermac wrote...
pffft... i could care less for a lvl4 ammo card
So you do care? Or did you mean you couldn't care less?
Actually, you are the one getting it wrong. "Couldn't care less" is a double negative and means they do in fact care. Could care less is the correct, non bastardized term.
To stay on topic, it seems like they didn't want us to succeed. Or would have been a fun reward if we somehow did.
You evidently do not know what a double negative is.
Double negative: I could not, not care less.
What we have: I could not care less.
Do you honestly think 'less' is a negative in the same way 'never' and 'no-one' are?
#337
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:38
anyway, it's over, i'll take out my frustration for us failing on some cerb/geth/reapers
#338
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:44
I played quite a bit of games.. (around 10 per day at night) and we keep getting other events and almost no scort missions..
id say the rate was almost like.. 10 "pick up items" per every scort mission.. and 5 "kill enemies" mission per scort.. :/
Modifié par JohnDoe, 12 septembre 2012 - 06:44 .
#339
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:48
#340
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:49
#341
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:50
Our frequent fails... it's rigged.
Edit: why else would BW choose an objective which glitches the most?
The demi-lich casting imprisonment on the drone.
Modifié par Biotic_Warlock, 12 septembre 2012 - 06:51 .
#342
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:51
Alien Number Six wrote...
I wonder who could be behind these attacks. Could it be the Collectors? Indoctrinated pirate gangs? Perhaps both?
All 3 merc teams as one group to fight against would be great.
#343
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:52
Wes0493 wrote...
Saying that you could care less is simply stating that. Saying you could not care less is saying to me that you care so much about it that you can't possibly care less about it. Its how the grammar comes off to me.Flog61 wrote...
Wes0493 wrote...
Dead_Meat357 wrote...
bendermac wrote...
pffft... i could care less for a lvl4 ammo card
So you do care? Or did you mean you couldn't care less?
Actually, you are the one getting it wrong. "Couldn't care less" is a double negative and means they do in fact care. Could care less is the correct, non bastardized term.
To stay on topic, it seems like they didn't want us to succeed. Or would have been a fun reward if we somehow did.
You evidently do not know what a double negative is.
Double negative: I could not, not care less.
What we have: I could not care less.
Do you honestly think 'less' is a negative in the same way 'never' and 'no-one' are?
...What?
No.
#344
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 06:59
Now I just need it upgraded 8 more times.....
Modifié par Krazy_Kirby, 12 septembre 2012 - 07:03 .
#345
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 07:00
legreffer2 wrote...
JSwartz0181 wrote...
Except when every grammar site out there says "couldn't" is the correct form, and is the original phrase.Wes0493 wrote...
Dead_Meat357 wrote...
bendermac wrote...
pffft... i could care less for a lvl4 ammo card
So you do care? Or did you mean you couldn't care less?
Actually, you are the one getting it wrong. "Couldn't care less" is a double negative and means they do in fact care. Could care less is the correct, non bastardized term.
They are both accepted.
"The Oxford dictionary already recognizes “could care less” as an
American colloquialism. Many people, however, regard it as incorrect
since it makes no logical sense (if you “could care less” it means that
you care at least a bit)." Source.
End of debate!
No, not necessarily the end. Oxfoford (the University) also teaches relavitisim as viable, thus their claim to definiativism it moot.
Seriously though, it comes down to if you consider "less" as a noun or an adverb.
If "less" being a noun, then your statement is true both in implication and intent.
If "less" is an adverb, then while it could be construed as you stated, the intent is not. It becomes an abstract thought that realy impies. "I don't care at all and even less than that". So in a way, it's like when a kid ends an argument and says (whatever) "times infinity".
and oh, I'm at work so I've no idea what I've got in my pack yet. ... at least I'm pretty sure I made it as I didn't solo.
*edits for typo's...sheesh*
Modifié par Dup3r, 12 septembre 2012 - 07:03 .
#346
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 07:05
#347
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 07:12
#348
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 07:13
Me too. My Valiant is now lev. 4Assuming Direct Control wrote...
At least I got the N7 Valiant in my commendation pack.
#349
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 07:16
#350
Posté 12 septembre 2012 - 07:16





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