Boo. Not much to say today. Lyrics, that's about it.
BLOODLUST. RAWR.Bloodlust is the name of the song I wrote. If you're that mentally deficient.Going to find, Finding to kill, The urge is back, I want the thrill, I want your skin, I want your flesh, My carnal sin, So sweet, so fresh, Give in to me, It's the only way now, You can no more see, No matter, no how, The will is no longer strong, No longer lasting, long… Come to me, come for me, I want your soul, I want your life. Can't you just see, The blood laying on my knife? Ripped into oblivion, Torn through the abyss, Light is shunned from the sun, As you fade away from bliss, The advent of a new age, Is now merely dust, Yet another page, Destroyed by human bloodlust… Holy crap. I just realized that this is a dynamic text area. Haha. I find that very amusing. Anyways. That's about it. Haha. I'm still laughing, because my German teacher didn't know what intransitivity was. That wouldn't normally be a bad thing, but the thing is, it's stupid to tell someone that intransitive verbs take ge+participle+t, if you don't know what verb intransitivity is.
Do you mean you pronounce it Hesus or Jesus?
What mood were you in when you wrote that?
I myself don't know of intrasitive,but I still have trouble with present tense French and keeping my English tenses in order when writing novelsHow many(official)languages do you know?omg @ song
When I wrote the song, I was extremely bored, in the middle of Algebra.
Intransitivity is a status of a verb. An intransitive verb is unable to take an object, such as the verb, to be. Compare in German:Ich bin ein Mann(I am a man)As opposed to…Ich soll einen Mann begrüßen.(I shall greet a man.)Yes, the second sentence is stupid. But it perfectly explains what I mean. If a verb doesn't take an object, the whole German sentence can be said to fully remain in the Nominative case, id est, the subjective part of the sentence.Official languages, I'd say 9 or so. That's only if you count Klingon as an official language.And I pronounce it Jesus. If it were to be pronounced "Hesus," it would be Jèsus.Do you listen to Alice Cooper?
No.
Bored in math class,that's how I got the idea to make Stipler