heeeThiel wrote:I smell a Norwegian who can't spell good for some reason.
HMS Agincourt (1914)
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Re: HMS Agincourt (1914)
Re: HMS Agincourt (1914)
Many posters here are either sloppy typists or unaware that the words 'good' and 'god' are different. 'Good' means excellent, high quality, respectful. 'God' is the big boss in a religion. Father of Jesus, that sort of thing.
So they're making a joke. 'God work' would be work of a quality befitting a god, so presumably utterly perfect and without fault. Which is sort of arrogant, therefore the joke.
So they're making a joke. 'God work' would be work of a quality befitting a god, so presumably utterly perfect and without fault. Which is sort of arrogant, therefore the joke.
Re: HMS Agincourt (1914)
I know a lot of people here are foreigners and I extend them some slack. But as someone who's a double-major engineer and English (writing, specifically, no less) it is a bit grating - though I learn to deal with it
And yes I'm quite aware that this post is filled with technical grammatical errors itself
And yes I'm quite aware that this post is filled with technical grammatical errors itself