http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=407636&in_page_id=1770 It looks like a speck of dust on the surface of the sun. But this spectacular picture shows the space shuttle Atlantis alongside the International Space Station (ISS) silhouetted as they orbit the earth. The image was taken in Normandy by French astrophotographer Thierry Legault. He used a digital camera attached to a £5,000 specially kitted-out telescope.
Looks like a girl frolicking in a field of yellow flowers AWAY from a baby (little Maggie Simpson?) Damn French guys. To call YOU r****ded, he would have added an addressing comma, like so: "because it is fire, r****ded." His post included questions marks, meaning he was asking you, bladeage, if you agreed that the station is fire r****ded, when it would have more acceptable to call it "r****dant." Either way, that's everyone's grammatical lesson for the day. Thank you, everyone. (see? I used the example)
I figured he meant to say that the sun IS fire. So the way I first understood his comment was "Because it is fire..r****ded?" Sort of like when someone offers you coffee.. they just ask "Coffee?"
Ahhh... good point, dude. (<- example again) In the case you mention about "coffee?", that's like initiating a conversation: "Chat?" means "Chat, anyone?" or "Do you want to chat, girl?" (or BOY/BOY|GIRL/Trannie, whatever) Are you also saying that he is implying that the sun can't catch fire... and that you may not understand that, so he added "r****ded????" at the end, like when someone says: "Well... that's good 'cuz law don't go around here... savvy????" [name the movie]
