Berkeley Fall 2009

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Just made this thread just to have it here.
Berkeley Fall 2009 needed one.

So, is anyone planning on going there?
It's at UC Berkeley - Dwinelle Hall on the fourteenth of November.

I plan on being there and competing for the FIRST TIME EVAR. :D
 
Huh, I didn't know that it was coming up. Well I'm pretty sure I'll be able to go.
This will be my first competition in like a year. :D I got more time to practice since I nearly quit cubing. D:
 
You spelled ever wrong, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...

Where is Berekly? (what state) I might be able to go.

You spelled Berkeley wrong, not sure whether that was suppose to be a joke or not...

It's in Cali.
You said wrong rather than wrongly, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

Also, you said suppose rather than supposed, also not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.
 
You spelled ever wrong, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...

Where is Berekly? (what state) I might be able to go.

You spelled Berkeley wrong, not sure whether that was suppose to be a joke or not...

It's in Cali.
You said wrong rather than wrongly, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

Also, you said suppose rather than supposed, also not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

You didn't add ... on the end, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...
 
You spelled ever wrong, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...

Where is Berekly? (what state) I might be able to go.

You spelled Berkeley wrong, not sure whether that was suppose to be a joke or not...

It's in Cali.
You said wrong rather than wrongly, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

Also, you said suppose rather than supposed, also not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

You didn't add ... on the end, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...

You didn't add quotation marks around the first ellipsis, and a period after the second; I'm not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not....
 
You spelled ever wrong, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...

Where is Berekly? (what state) I might be able to go.

You spelled Berkeley wrong, not sure whether that was suppose to be a joke or not...

It's in Cali.
You said wrong rather than wrongly, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

Also, you said suppose rather than supposed, also not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

I'm reasonably sure wrong can be used as an adverb as well, though that may just be informally. Either way, I would be reluctant to correct him.
 
You spelled ever wrong, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...

Where is Berekly? (what state) I might be able to go.

You spelled Berkeley wrong, not sure whether that was suppose to be a joke or not...

It's in Cali.
You said wrong rather than wrongly, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

Also, you said suppose rather than supposed, also not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

I'm reasonably sure wrong can be used as an adverb as well, though that may just be informally. Either way, I would be reluctant to correct him.

"Wrong" is informally used as an adverb, though should in all cases be redirected to the correct word "wrongly".
 
You spelled ever wrong, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not...

Where is Berekly? (what state) I might be able to go.

You spelled Berkeley wrong, not sure whether that was suppose to be a joke or not...

It's in Cali.
You said wrong rather than wrongly, not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

Also, you said suppose rather than supposed, also not sure whether that was supposed to be a joke or not.

I'm reasonably sure wrong can be used as an adverb as well, though that may just be informally. Either way, I would be reluctant to correct him.

"Wrong" is informally used as an adverb, though should in all cases be redirected to the correct word "wrongly".

I'm pretty sure an online forum counts as an appropriate time to be informal.
 
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