People say "I'm just gonna go try and do it"
No.
Say "I'm just gonna go try to do it."
really stupid, really pointless, I've never corrected anyone on it, but oh, how I want to
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An entire fandom has been pronouncing "Evangelion" wrong for the past quarter-century.
It's supposed to be pronounced with a hard G, like hair gel.
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Never playing games online unless it's something like an MMORPG like Dofus or Wakfu where interacting with others is completely optional, or unless with a friend. Rule applies to almost every single game I play besides Krosmaga.
By the time I become somewhat decent at a game, I can already guarantee I'll be consistently paired up with either hackers or people way above my skill grade. Then it'll drain all the fun. Same reason why back in highschool I only ever really played games like CS:GO with my friend and haven't touched them pretty much at all in my free time.