What was Warhammer 40k teach you thus far?

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**CuddlySquig**

Freman Bloodglaive wrote:

CuddlySquig wrote:40k taught me that the world sucks, fascism is good, people are terrible and optimism leads to Slaaneshi worship.

Then you have learned all that needs to be learned

(CuddlySquig in therapy)
CuddlySquig: Sometimes I feel like the whole world sucks.
Therapist: Okay. What might have caused that Mr. Squig?
CuddlySquig: (thinks of Warhammer) The media.

**Kodanshi**

Warhammer has taught me a variety of things. The main one that serves me at the moment:

Red things go faster!

**Joey**

It's taught me the value of grammar in thread titles.

**King Crow**

Iv'e learned how boring the world around us is!

**Dytalus**

I've learned that it is possible for plastic cubes to hold a grudge.

**Ratius**

It's taught me the value of grammar in thread titles.

It's hard because I am thinking like Serbian while writing in English.
And we write as we speak, we don't write as you.
But I am improving over the years, my grammar now is better then a year ago for sure.

Reading the entire topic or giving non english native speakers some leeway might improve your smartarsed disposition somewhat. But then again maybe not.

**ZacktheChaosChild**

That in the grim darkness of the 41st millenium...