Question....

[princejupiter]

Why after you have an orgasm, do you say you 'came'? You don't go anywhere (no heaven doesn't count cuz you don't really go there :P). But yeah, I say 'cummed' o_o Why? Cuz like I said, you don't go anywhere and I don't think 'cum' has the same past tense as 'come' officially o_O;; 'Cum' just means achieveing orgasm, not coming or going. So, why

Comments

[xxxcanndyxxx]

You say you 'came' because that's the past-tense of cum. o_o And yes, it is the 'offical past tense of cum'.

[princejupiter]

Pssh you lose this one, smartguy :P

~PJ

[xxxcanndyxxx]

It seriously is o_O; It doesn't matter if it's a different meaning, or word. The past-tense of a word isn't based on the meaning, it's based on the sound of the word. o.o

[princejupiter]

Exactly. So based on the sound of the word not the meaning of come/cum, cummed would sound more like cum/come than came would o.o *is confused*

~PJ

[xxxcanndyxxx]

Cummed is grammatically incorrect. o_O Just like commed would be. And it's not what sounds more like the word. o_o;

[princejupiter]

But comb is combed o_o Why can't cum be cummed? HUH?! ANSWER ME THAT DUDE T_T

~PJ

[xxxcanndyxxx]

o_o Because the English language is overly complicated and there are a lot of stupid things just like that. Combed is combed because it sounds right. Come and cum are came because it sounds right. Cummed and comed do not. o_o;

[princejupiter]

But WHY don't they sound right? Because we're taught that such things don't sound right o_o If we were never conditioned to think that way, they wouldn't sound wrong o_o; Just cuz the majority of them are grammatically incorrect, doesn't make a set rule for every single one o.o

~PJ

[xxxcanndyxxx]

It's like how y is sometimes a vowel, but sometimes isn't. o_o It doesn't have to make sense, that's just how it is.

[princejupiter]

I'll admit you should shut your hole >;o!

~PJ

[princejupiter]

xD

you mean *kiss :P

~PJ

[princejupiter]

Oh o.o!

~PJ

[xxxcanndyxxx]

o.o

[princejupiter]

o.o

~PJ