Originally posted by Dr.Zer0
God - Damnit

I don't get it - are you trying to provoke me or something?
Originally posted by Kazashi
If you structure it so that that that that that that followed isn't actually necessary for a proper grammatical construct, but is merely included to increase the number of "that's" in a row to 6, then I think that's that.
That's good, same concept as Levyathan's prize-winner - the only way it can work, actually.

Originally posted by saturn114
what this all about anyways?
putting that word "that" in grammatically correct sentence ?
common seriously........
example :
slide that card over the counter for me jack
slide that apple over there
did that car slide over the hill and get into a wreck?
no offense but how dumb can you be?:doh:
what a brain teaser lol:eek:
RTFP...

(read the first post)
Originally posted by RKIF-DragonClaw
Ah yes but to me(maybe not to you) it works because there's an 'understood' verb there.
When you say a command to someone, you don't have a subject in the sentence, but its still gramatically correct because there is an 'understood you' in the front.
I just think its right because there's an 'understood referred to' between all the sets of thats.
Well, I can see what you mean, sort of like one's neibours dog's previous owners' ex-wife's sisters' mother's etc etc, but in our case it's not correct grammar.

Originally posted by Levyathan
Too bad those eight thats were wrong. I felt like I had pushed it way too much. I am still wondering, though, if this one is correct or not:
I said that that that that that [/i]that[/i] that was mentioned earlier was referring to shouldn't be a that, but a this instead.
Nope - can't be done. The next to the last "that" is missing an action.
