At least they think big

freakonaleash669.


That name says it all.

 

Just goes to show you---You don't need an education to be rich!!!!

 

uuuhhhh Did anyone see the names of the bidders? Makes me a bit curious/suspicious as to the validity of this auction.

 

Perhaps, you should spend some money for your grammer/English.

 

Nothing funnier than someone trying to correct/put down someone else's mistake by making the same (or worse) mistake.

No need for a comma in your sentence and it is "grammar", not grammer.

Cheers.

 

Somebody get that VIN # to Carbon! Let's see who this car belongs to!

 

That was my point dingdong. Look at the original post and tell me what "nonone's" means, if you're so smart?

 

Apparently, you haven't realized all your mistakes.

I counted three of them.

1. nonone's
2. a needed comma behind hopefully
3. last sentence is incomplete

Again, you shouldn't nitpick about other peoples spelling, grammar, syntax, etc., when you make those same mistakes yourself. Which is my point all along. Which you and your buddy Tessact both missed. So, your reading comprehension needs a lot of work, too.

At least the other guy can afford an Enzo. Can you afford English lessons?

 

There is no Enzo.

 

The new members that bid on the car do raise a flag. AND

You'd think selling a car such as an Enzo, you would ATLEAST have real pictures of the car. Take the current bid, 820,100.00 and subtract the cost of a digital camera, now I'm thinking...

not too bad of an investment. Eh?

 

At least he is into music (Freak on a Leash = KoRn, and Chimaira in his emailadres), but it's the type of music an outcast teenager listens to. Not the type of person you'd expect to own an Enzo. Other than 1:18.

I apologize in advance for any spellingmistakes.

 

When will people get it ..Media Pics raise flags.

Not even commenting on his username...

 

I can't help myself. Damn the Grey Goose.

Should be a comma after "point", unless you were noting your "point dindong". Or did I miss another one of your hidden messages?

I'm going to do my best at posting this short response without having to edit it in seven minutes. Start timing me.

PS - Hey new buddy, hnyc, glad that SV has made us friends. Let's get together sometime and discuss filling out profiles and posting about why Jay Leno can't get an Enzo (truth is - his last name isn't Italian sounding enough).

 

It's obvious shills are bidding.

 

Since this thread has turned into “English 101”, let me add my two cents. I believe there probably is an additional error in post #1, which is the misuse of the word “hopefully”.

I say probably, because I think what hnyc meant to say was “I hope this guy spends …”. Assuming that is the case, using the word “hopefully” does not express that thought correctly, as it is an adverb modifying the verb “spends”.

Of course, hnyc could have a different meaning, namely, that the money would be spent in the hope of improving the guy’s English. In that case, the word is not incorrectly used, just awkwardly placed. “The guy should spend the money hopefully on lessons” would be an improvement.

BTW, this is a very common misusage …. and one I am guilty of quite frequently.

 

Heck, if I paid $630,000 new for it and was able to sale it for a $200,000 profit after a few years of fun, watch me.

12 cylinders or walk

 

hnyc probably posted the auction himself, then started this thread for attention!

 

That auction looks kind of "iffy". The media pictures are a little suspicious.
BTW This, grammar session is hilarious!

 

Should there be a comma after or? You're the expert and a class act. TesserAct will now be known as Classact. Yes, a genuine class act as real as a body kit on a Fiero.



PS, Last Edit: Check mate!