Known MBers’ birthdays and “K Days” this month.
05-01 Pentatonikk’s birthday (1992)
05-04 Cat’s Eye’s birthday (1995)
05-07 Nancy Kangas’s birthday
05-07 Thief of Light’s 5K Day
05-09 Axa’s birthday (1992)
05-15 Thanks For All The Fish42’s birthday (1996)
05-18 Midnight Fiddler’s birthday (1992)
05-28 MissSwann’s birthday (1996)
05-28 gradster’s 7K Day
05-29 Selcothe Sikaria’s 6K Day
05-31 Tesseract’s birthday (1994)
You turn 5,000 days old this month if you were born between August 24 and September 23, 1998.
You turn 6,000 days old this month if you were born between November 28 and December 28, 1995.
You turn 7,000 days old this month if you were born between March 3 and April 2, 1993.
You turn 8,000 days old this month if you were born between June and July 7, 1990.
*Note: Listed MBers who have been inactive for several months won’t appear on next year’s birthday calendar unless they show up again.
FIRST POST!!! i think…
anyway then i am 5,000 days old this month (or somewhere around that area) because i was born September 13
Cat’s Eye, happy birthday! You probably know this already but I love you a lot a lot a lot.
Happy birthday Cat’s Eye!
Happy happy (slightly late) birthday, Cat’s Eye! You are a beautiful person. I’m happy you are here.
Happy happy belated birthday, oh wonderful Cat’s Eye! I’m terribly sorry this is late, I haven’t been on MuseBlog much thanks to that accursed AP. I hope you had an amazing one!
Happy Birthday Axa! Sorry that this is slightly belated. Many happy returns.
Happy belated birthday, Axa!
Axa! queen of ALL CAPS and non capitalization
A happy belated birthday to you!
Happy belated birthday, Axa!
Happy belated birthday Axa! You’re spectacular and wonderful and amazing and should get many pies!
i don’t know if anyone will notice this because my dad doesn’t go on museblob but it’s my dad’s birthday today. we didn’t have much of a party but we had pizza and cheesecake and rootbeer. it wasn’t much. but the food (exept the rootbeer) was homemade and was delicious. the pizza had to be gluten free because mom is on a diet but it was still delicious. and i don’t like to brag so i will stop talking about the party before it sounds like bragging. and i am typing as fast as i can and albablablamuhlubba!
and Cinnamoon. pleeeeease don’t lecture me about capitals and pronounciations.
SATMBP (Sorry About The Millionth Billionth Post)
no offense
Why would she lecture you about pronunciation? Do you guys know each other in person, then?
no. i know none of you in person. but once i read somewhere where she commented where you know i pretended i was BadLuckKitty. and she told me about not to do that and at the end of her post she said “also you should use capital letters where they are needed otherwise no one will want to read your posts” or something like that and to tell you the truth Cinnamoon. I don’t really enjoy to be constantly reminded to use correct grammar. what if you lecture someone about using that stuff and he/she doesn’t KNOW how to use grammar in the first place so you tell him/her to use .s or ,s in certain spots and she don’t know where to puit them.
maybe you should tell him/her where they go instead of just telling them they go somewhere they might, get it wrong! like, this… see.?
Apostrophe use is complex.
An apostrophe is usually used to denote that a certain person owns an object. If I were to say “Those legos belong to Castle” I would be stating that I am the owner of some legos. If I were to say “Those are Castle’s legos” I would be saying the same thing. I write “Castle” and then an ” ‘s “, denoting that they belong to me.
If I were to say “Those are Jimmy’s legos” I’d be stating that they belong to Jimmy. If I said “Those are Jimmys legos” I’d either be using improper grammar or I would be saying that the legos were called “Jimmys legos”.
If I put the apostrophe AFTER the “s”, it denotes ownership by multiple people, e.g. “Those are the boys’ legos”. That sentence says that the legos are owned by more than one boy. If I said “Those are the boy’s legos” I’d be saying that they belong to someone that I call “the boy”.
Apostrophes are also used in contractions. A contraction is when you take two words and squish them into one, like “can not”. “Can not” becomes “can’t”. “Do not” becomes “don’t”. “I would” becomes “I’d”. You take the first word, place an apostrophe after it, and then the last letter or two of the second word.
“You are” becomes “you’re”.
“You have” becomes “you’ve”.
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As for other grammar that people tend to mess up a lot:
Their, there and they’re:
“Their” is used to imply ownership by multiple people. “Oh, that’s their firetruck” or “Yes, that is their house”.
“There” is used to talk about a place. “Yes, I have been there” or “There! An alien!”.
“They’re” is a contraction of “they are”. For example “They are about to go for lunch” is the same as “They’re about to go for lunch”.
Your and you’re:
“Your” implies ownership. “Yes, that is yours.”
“You’re” is a contraction of “you are”. “You are a silly goose” is the same as “You’re a silly goose”.
Yes, but she can’t judge your pronunciation of anything unless she hears you speak…? Am I missing something here?
Aww, CW, I’m sure she didn’t mean to make you feel sad. Castle knows ALL the things, so just look at his post. <3
I think she meant punctuation.
Yes, quite. Thank you.
Happy birthday to your dad!
Happy birthday, AL!
AL
, my maybe blogtwin! Happy birthday!Happy birthday AL!!!!!!!
Happy Birthday AL!!!!! Here are some pies. Pray you guard them safely, for they may be your only defense against the Magenta Menace if your blaster gets gummed up*.
(*Though why they would gum up your blaster on your birthday is another question)
Happy birthday AL!!! Sorry this is a day late. May you have many happy returns.
Happy late 7K day, Gradster!
SFTDP, but a happy birthday to Tesseract, my fellow band kid!
Sadly, the HTML doesn’t support four-dimensional pies, but here are some three-dimensional ones.
Happy birthday to Tesseract! *4D pies which are not these —>
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Happy birthday Tesseract!
Thank you, AL, Cskia and Agent Hippie! And a happy slightly belated birthday to you, AL.
Many happy returns, Tess!
