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Knighthood for Pep
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I think its safe to say its more likely than Pep getting a knighthood.What are the chances we name a stand in honor of Pep ?
ray21
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Get a proper statue of Pep, even though I like the ones that are there now we need a really good old fashioned statue, get this guy to do it.
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urban genie
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Doubt he would acept it, he is a left wing socialist tbf
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Also like kinghthoods matter i nthisnday and age, given out by cunts to undeserving cunts
I only recognise ones won in a joust or by slaughtering a former knight on the battlefield to take his title.
I only recognise ones won in a joust or by slaughtering a former knight on the battlefield to take his title.
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With Pep's politics in mind I think he'd be honoured if we named the academy or one of our education centres after him.What are the chances we name a stand in honor of Pep ?
Well he has slayed a couple of giants :)Also like kinghthoods matter i nthisnday and age, given out by cunts to undeserving cunts
I only recognise ones won in a joust or by slaughtering a former knight on the battlefield to take his title.
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I do hate pedants, but isn't the past particip;e of "to slay" "slain"? :-)Well he has slayed a couple of giants :)
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Yeah, pe'dan,ts wtf
Formally, slayed (or sometimes slew, though that sounds archaic to me) is the simple past tense and slain is the past participle. The past participle is used to make perfect tenses and passive voice, and can be used as a pre-positive adjective.I do hate pedants, but isn't the past particip;e of "to slay" "slain"? :-)
So there is the answer lol
I think I read too many fantasy books, he slayed the beast with one stroke.
The best excuse I have tbh :)