Titan info and your say on it

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**winnertakesall**

Any of you thought it may be a medical condition? Such as bad dyslexia?

**ChrisWWII**

No, I haven't, and even then it isn't too hard to have a spell checker handy to fix the mistakes. Minor grammar errors like screwing up commas, apostrophes, similar sounding/spelled words, I can understand if the person has bad dyslexia. However, spelling and grammar violations on this level? That's just pure laziness. Even Microsoft Word would be lit up like a big Christmas tree highlighting the grammar and spelling mistakes, and it's just laziness that the OP didn't correct them.

**Ratius**

Any of you thought it may be a medical condition? Such as bad dyslexia?

I had. However the OP could have:
stated as such, leading to leeway been given
if he didnt want it public which is more then his right, contact a mod who could have put a disclaimer/note on the thread

Judging by the fact he is willing to defend himself agains Chrisww2, Im surprised option A hasnt arisen.

But yes its possible he has dyslexia, my jibes were more tongue in cheek then anything nasty and apologies if offense was caused.

**Boba Fex**

This thread is starting to get a little heated

, so here's something to cool us off:

And I agree, I'm thinking OP is secretly laughing at us.
From under his bridge.
While he snacks on a tasty goat.

**Skylifter**

This is awesomely funny. I especially love the pictures of the italian painter Titian.

**taylor048**

winnertakesall wrote:Any of you thought it may be a medical condition? Such as bad dyslexia?

Maybe he's an ork?

**HAZZER**

taylor048 wrote:
winnertakesall wrote:Any of you thought it may be a medical condition? Such as bad dyslexia?

Maybe he's an ork?

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!Da is wirght!!!

Yoes an clever boyz!
(Jokes)

**Retrias**

winnertakesall wrote:Any of you thought it may be a medical condition? Such as bad dyslexia?

No, the excuse is used too much on the net , together with

1. English is not (person) first language
2.grammar is hard
3.He have trouble with spelling
4. this is the net

**HAZZER**

Hey chrissWWII
I have checked the oringal post now 25 times is thee anything I have missed out?

If so please say.

**Mr Nobody**

HAZZER wrote:Hey chrissWWII
I have checked the oringal post now 25 times is thee anything I have missed out? If so pleace say.

You just spelled please and there wrong, keep trying though.

**HAZZER**

Mr Nobody wrote:
HAZZER wrote:Hey chrissWWII
I have checked the oringal post now 25 times is thee anything I have missed out? If so pleace say.

You just spelled please and there wrong, keep trying though.

Ok but that was a tuyping erer

**purplefood**

HAZZER wrote:
Mr Nobody wrote:
HAZZER wrote:Hey chrissWWII
I have checked the oringal post now 25 times is thee anything I have missed out? If so pleace say.

You just spelled please and there wrong, keep trying though.

Ok but that was a tuyping erer

Sorry, but the irony is getting too much for me...
Like some kind of irony overdose...
Dakka asks for a standard of spelling and grammer to ease communication between people.
It's not the OP that is getting to people, it's each of your posts. It is kinda hard to understand what you mean in each one.
I know you might not be great at spelling and grammar but you should have a spell checker built into your web browser...

**zxwarrior**

I have on thing to say.... you sir fail..... cause warolords are about three feet because they are slightly over double the height of a revnant the FW model Is about 15 inchs or so. Making the war hound about 3 feet. In the book Helsreach an Emporer Class titan's arms come to the head of a warlord.

**Battle Brother Lucifer**

Hazzer, if you don't mind me asking how old are you?

**Mr Nobody**

I think Hazzer is messing with us at this point.

**Formae**

I can't tell if the OP is serious or if he is just messing with us. If so, lets just try to get along. If not, well...

**ChrisWWII**

The OP is relatively correct in a grammatic and spelling sense, but it still suffers from poor organization, and on occasion bad information. We don't need to know all the detailed about Winter Assault and Dark Crusade. As awesome as those games were, they're not important enough to warent mention.

And yeah, I agree....it's not the OP. It's HAZZER's continuing posts wiith consistently bad spelling that annoy me.

**HAZZER**

Hey chrisWWII
Sorry for bad spelling and grammer

could me and you please get along and I will check all of my posts before replying or just use word for every post?

**Pilau Rice**

chaos0xomega wrote:the only Knights that were used to herd animals were the Eldar Knights (Towering Destroyer and Bright Stallion are their names, IIRC), the Imperial Knights were always war machines.

Hark long lost tomes of ye ancient knowledge

WD 127
THE COMING OF MEN
During the Dark Age of Technology, scouts from Earth travelled far through the galaxy seeking planets to be used as agricultural worlds to provide food for the huge hiveworlds of Humanity. They copied the farming techniques used by the Eldar Knights already living on some of the worlds discovered. In a period referred to by the Exodites as The Coming of Men, the Eldar and Human colonists clashed in a series of bloody wars as the Eldar Knights sought to protect their homes from the interlopers.

When these planets were cut off in the Age of Strife, they became feral worlds. A warrior aristocracy grew up on the Human worlds, mimicking the lifestyle of the Eldar clans. On many worlds, the Eldar clans resurged to win back the lands they had lost and settled into a pattern of battling and raiding both against the Humans and each other. The wealth of the noble Human houses and Eldar clans was based on their herds and much herd-raiding went on. The herds were greatly reduced in size, but, as the only readily available food source, were just as important.

While the Eldar shared their duties equally throughout the clan, the Human nobility enforced a feudal system on those below them. A sub-class of Drovers looked after the herds, as the nobles would not soil their hands with such work. The Drovers' walkers were not, by law, armed with weapons even though they lived in constant danger from raiders and predators. This ensured that the Drovers had to rely on the Knights of the nobility for protection and nullified any chance of revolt.

As well as the nobles, each house could field large numbers of men at arms, either mounted on horses or on foot. These were equipped much like Planetary Defence Force and Imperial Guard units elsewhere in the Imperium, though with not nearly as many heavy weapons. When the nobles grew too old to carry on fighting in the harry and slash of raiding or the swirling melee of battle they would give their armour to their eldest son and take instead the armour of a Warden. Wardens formed the steadiest element within the noble houses, usually found defending the keep or protecting the Drovers.

On many of the worlds, groups of artificers and technicians became the most important of the nobles' subjects. They initially simply maintained the Knights for the nobles but soon learnt to speak with one voice, threatening to withdraw their services from any Lord who failed to take heed. They styled themselves as a priesthood for the half forgotten mysteries of technology and were called Sacristans. As their power grew, they arbitrated between the different houses to ensure they did not wipe one another out in bitter feuds. The ever-present dangers of their worlds meant the Knights could not survive wars of attrition and genocide, and this necessitated the use of chivalric values to settle disputes. Eventually the Sacristans on many worlds ritualised the virtues of Honour, Duty and Valour and passed on these traditions from generation to generation. With the acceptance of these values the nobles became known as The Chivalry.

In addition to the threat posed by hostile houses, the Chivalry had to fight constant battles against swift Carnosaurs which preyed upon the herds. Hunting the Carnosaurs honed their fighting skills to a deadly art, preparing them for the periods of violent warp activity which created monstrous mutated beasts. When such a beast was sighted, all the Chivalry would go on quests to seek out and destroy the creature before it tainted the land.

**HAZZER**

That is really intersting where did you find this?

**ChrisWWII**

HAZZER wrote:Hey chrisWWII
Sorry for bad spelling and grammer could me and you please get along and I will check all of my posts before replying or just use word for every post?

No, do it yourself. Learn how to spell, or use spell checker, I'm not your tutor.

**HAZZER**

No I was basicly saying I will keep an eye on my spelling and grammer and can we both get along.