Blanket fort

[BlueRose]

Have fun with that.

As long as your army doesn't attack mine in the middle of a monopoly game, I can guarantee your safety from my army's direction.

[Tam and Martin]

Honestly, don't attack he minions in a mompoly game. They are fierce when playing monopoly.

[BlueRose]

I've had to re-build the barracks twice this week.

[Tam and Martin]

See! What did I say!

[The Skarzs]

I'm sorry, was that a question, or a statement? The way you said it was confusing. . .

[BlueRose]

Indeed.

[Tam and Martin]

I'm sorry, was that a question, or a statement? The way you said it was confusing. . .

Skarzs, if you look closely you will see at the end of those itty bitty sentences that there are little dots called exclamation points. I don't expect you to know what those are but I thought I could try to teach you.


*Sarcasm intended* 

[BlueRose]

But your sentences were both questions, and you didn't have question marks...

[The Skarzs]

See this, Tam: ? <--- This is a question mark. It's what you use when you ask a question. But since you're such an itty bitty guy, I don't expect you to know.

[Tam and Martin]

See this, Tam: ? <--- This is a question mark. It's what you use when you ask a question. But since you're such an itty bitty guy, I don't expect you to know.

BUT, I was not asking a question. That is why I used EXCLAMATION MARKS! (!!!!!!!!!!!)

[BlueRose]

But both your sentences were questions....

Both his sentences were questions...

[Tam and Martin]

DO YOU SEE THIS:

See! What did I say!

[BlueRose]

Both the sentences are questions.

Without question marks.

[Tam and Martin]

They don't have question marks because they have Exclamation marks.


These:


!!!!!!!!!

[BlueRose]

But they were questions?