Quitted

since you guys were making fun of me using the word "quitted" I added it to the dictionary.

Now it's officially a word.

My brain is bleeding.

Remember guys. Press the thumbs down button.

My brain is bleeding.

you should have quitted punching your head a long time ago.

Remember guys. Press the thumbs down button.

I wish that you quitted being so mean.

its so cool its bad grammor

I quitted smoking a year ago

you can just say "I quit smoking a year ago."

its so cool its bad grammor



you can just say "I quit smoking a year ago."

"quitted" is cooler than "quit" that's the whole point of using it.

I quitted saying quitted.

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"quitted" is cooler than "quit" that's the whole point of using it.

ppl have different opinions about cool

"quitted" is cooler than "quit" that's the whole point of using it.

"Quitted" originated with "_____________ quitted the guild," which is Nexon coders failing to spell properly.

"Quitted" originated with "_____________ quitted the guild," which is Nexon coders failing to spell properly.

Oh damn that's where i learned the word "quitted" i thought i invented it myself >.>

nexon=not cool screw this thread...

nexon=not cool screw this thread...

Way to stick to your crazy guns.

"Quitted" originated with "_____________ quitted the guild," which is Nexon coders failing to spell properly.

They used quitted right; "Quit" can double as it's own past tense so people don't bother using it today. I think (Correct me if I'm wrong.) that it was more commonplace in the past when the world was flat and we feared a malevolent God.

They used quitted right; "Quit" can double as it's own past tense so people don't bother using it today. I think (Correct me if I'm wrong.) that it was more commonplace in the past when the world was flat and we feared a malevolent God.

Correct! [SIZE="1"]Heathen![/SIZE]

They used quitted right; "Quit" can double as it's own past tense so people don't bother using it today. I think (Correct me if I'm wrong.) that it was more commonplace in the past when the world was flat and we feared a malevolent God.

The word "papaya" used to mean a bundle of wood. We cannot use that word anymore because it is a slur. Similarly, "niggardly" means cheap, but because "nigger" is derived from it we may not use "niggardly" that much anymore.

Shakesperian English was beautiful and it had a lot of rules, conventions, and ways to circumvent all of it. The problem is that it is outdated, and today training is required to read Shakespeare properly and understand it properly. In all my English classes, they told me that the person "quit," it is okay/not okay to "quit," "quit" doing this, etc. You get a feeling as to the proper usages of the word. I never saw quitted until I came on Maple. It's possible "quitted" is the bringing of old English, but more likely that a company translating from Korean to English simply made errors. I think the bilingual translators going from Korean to English would sooner translate to modern, than to ancient English; that idea is supported by the fact that tons of other linguistic errors exist in Maple. Night Load, 50% scrolls for shield ma att, etc. are mistakes.

Urbandictionary is the only dictionary I use.

Unfortunately I never am allowed to use it on standardized tests that allow a dictionary.

Stupid, amirite?

Click the thumbs down for his 'new' definition of 'quitted'

click the thumbs down for his 'new' definition of 'quitted'

13 + 19 = 32

lol no one likes the new definition either. I guess the only 1 that pressed thumbs up in Quantact, cause it was his opinion.

Someone write a new definition and add onto urban dictionary >.>

The word "papaya" used to mean a bundle of wood. We cannot use that word anymore because it is a slur. Similarly, "niggardly" means cheap, but because "nigger" is derived from it we may not use "niggardly" that much anymore.

Shakesperian English was beautiful and it had a lot of rules, conventions, and ways to circumvent all of it. The problem is that it is outdated, and today training is required to read Shakespeare properly and understand it properly. In all my English classes, they told me that the person "quit," it is okay/not okay to "quit," "quit" doing this, etc. You get a feeling as to the proper usages of the word. I never saw quitted until I came on Maple. It's possible "quitted" is the bringing of old English, but more likely that a company translating from Korean to English simply made errors. I think the bilingual translators going from Korean to English would sooner translate to modern, than to ancient English; that idea is supported by the fact that tons of other linguistic errors exist in Maple. Night Load, 50% scrolls for shield ma att, etc. are mistakes.

I should have been more clear:
Yes, they used it right. But it was a coincidence if anything considering all the wonderful typos they've made.

i think quitted sounds pretty stupid when you actually say it