Perfect pushup vs transitional pushup
Originally Posted by magician,Nov 1 2009, 10:32 PM
That might have been funny if you hadn't screwed it up by adding that stupid apostrophe in "bra's". Plurals don't have apostrophes; possessives and contractions do. The word's "bras".
Originally Posted by smokeyrabbit,Nov 2 2009, 09:33 AM
bra' is the abbreviation for brassiere. If you really were a punctuation nazi you'd remember that historically words such as photo' were used to abbreviate photograph. 

"Bra" is not an abbreviation of "brassiere" (nor was it ever); it's a truncation; it has no apostrophe. "Photo" is not an abbreviation of "photograph" (nor was it ever); it's a truncation; it has no apostrophe. Check any current dictionary.
At least you admit that I'm not a punctuation nazi.
Originally Posted by magician,Nov 2 2009, 02:25 PM
Do you write "bra'", or "photo'"? Of course not. Then you shouldn't write "bra's" as a plural. You got it wrong; be a man and admit it, rather than try to hide behind an etymology that, ultimately, doesn't stand up to scrutiny.
"Bra" is not an abbreviation of "brassiere" (nor was it ever); it's a truncation; it has no apostrophe. "Photo" is not an abbreviation of "photograph" (nor was it ever); it's a truncation; it has no apostrophe. Check any current dictionary.
At least you admit that I'm not a punctuation nazi.
"Bra" is not an abbreviation of "brassiere" (nor was it ever); it's a truncation; it has no apostrophe. "Photo" is not an abbreviation of "photograph" (nor was it ever); it's a truncation; it has no apostrophe. Check any current dictionary.
At least you admit that I'm not a punctuation nazi.
indicates sarcasm or joking. Maybe if you weren't quite so enamored of yourself you'd realize that I was admitting my mistake by posting something obviously facetious.If you didn't find any humor in my original post why did you feel the need to attack a typing error?
Back to your very serious off-topic thread...
I've deleted some of my comments due to my respect for my elders.
Originally Posted by smokeyrabbit,Nov 2 2009, 10:40 AM
You guys are way to wound up for me. The
indicates sarcasm or joking.
indicates sarcasm or joking.
as an indication of facetiousness; hence, it was difficult to ascribe that interpretation to your use of it. My apologies for the misunderstanding.
Originally Posted by smokeyrabbit,Nov 2 2009, 10:40 AM
Maybe if you weren't quite so enamored of yourself . . . .
(By the way, it's ". . . too wound up . . . ."
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Originally Posted by KeithMajkasays,Nov 2 2009, 11:41 AM
FFS can we get over the grammar already?




the perfect pushup seems gimmicky to me, i doubt it does a whole lot more for you. i have no actual knowledge or evidence to back that up though
FFS