Kharn - the Betrayer remake

To be fair, you argue points very vehemently, and the sloppiness of your sentences sometimes makes it hard to understand what you are getting at. I won't lie, to me, it looked like you were arguing that it should be fury instead of rage.

then you didnt really read it cause to be fair i said twice all i was trying to state was he has control over his rage

why sadly for me? idc wht it is yet again all i was saying is he has control over his rage whereas most people think he has none

meh was jsut saying he has control over his rage since most people tend to think he doesnt

i dont really think it is because he can control it he simply chooses not to

sorry i said it 3 times

Grass Hopper wrote:well, betrayer sounds too much like a passive to me. but betrayers rage sounds more... u know what? nvm they both sound passive XD
but rage sounds more active to me

Betrayer_kharn wrote:The Betrayer's Fury?

Grass Hopper wrote:rage, fury... there interchangable

Betrayer_kharn wrote:but fury deffinitely sounds better....

Grass Hopper wrote:really? eh, i prefer rage XD

Betrayer_kharn wrote:rage is jsut anger most of the time when u think of someones anger hurting a follower of theirs orsomething similar u say fury e.g. fury of the gods not rage of the gods lol

u said u liked fury, i said i like rage, and as its an opinion thing, so sadly for u its gona be rage.

edit: and incase u wanna say fury isnt the same thing as rage:

Spoiler:

ummmmm ur defintions there are anger and wrath neither of which are furt so congrtualtions on getting a completely unnecessary definitio and still not proving your point? i guess?

and never once did i deny i liek fury better but again never once was i arguing it should be fury i am more then entitled to think fury sounds better jsut as your entitled to say rage sounds better

i dont get how ur entitled to an opinion but when i state mine im trying to say someones wrong.....

your saying the dictionary is *wrong* then? fury is a synonym of rage. (thats why its bolded, and thats why its a thesaurus reference)

and the thing im trying to avoid is the discussion between u and deus there talking about kharn being able or not able to conttrol his rage. completly irelevant.

synonym means its similar not it is the same good and optimistic are synonyms but they ARE NOT the same thing.

and u claim or conersation is irrelevant which i dont dispute but so is going to dictionary.com and looking up a word to find a synonym and use that synonym by saying it means the same thing when a synonym in itself isnt the same meaning it is a SIMILAR meaning but all that was irrelevant as well

Good, so can it end here?

ok lol good and optomistic are not synonyms. XD

and when u say this:

Betrayer_kharn wrote:rage is jsut anger most of the time when u think of someones anger hurting a follower of theirs orsomething similar u say fury e.g. fury of the gods not rage of the gods lol

im saying no, they mean the same because they are synonyms (which is a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another) and are thus interchangeable (so fury of the gods and rage of the gods means the same thing, but people just say fury. so that sounds better to you)

and yeah, im bad... XD im gona stop trying to be right now and drop it

*insert kharns last word here*

again its not cause i said so its cause thats whats standardly used u hear fury of the gos FAR mroe then you hear rage of the gods (because rage of the gods doesnt invoke as much fear or awe)

and again no synonyms are words that can be interchangable yes and do ahve SIMILAR definitions yes but they do not always ahve the SAME definition

RAGE: Function: noun
1 a : violent and uncontrolled anger b : a fit of violent wrath c archaic : insanity
2 : violent action (as of wind or sea)
3 : an intense feeling : passion
4 : a fad pursued with intense enthusiasm <was all the rage>

FURY: Function: noun
1 : intense, disordered, and often destructive rage
2 a capitalized : any of the avenging deities in Greek mythology who torment criminals and inflict plagues b : an avenging spirit c : one who resembles an avenging spirit; especially : a spiteful woman
3 : extreme fierceness or violence
4 : a state of inspired exaltation : frenzy

see not same defintion at all but SIMILAR definitions hence the ability for them to be synonyms

so, fury and rage are synonyms?

edit:
your repeating what i said:

Grass Hopper wrote:which is a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another

Betrayer_kharn wrote:and again no synonyms are words that can be interchangable yes and do ahve SIMILAR definitions yes but they do not always ahve the SAME definition
*snip*
see not same defintion at all but SIMILAR definitions hence the ability for them to be synonyms

so we both agree that synonyms are words that have similar definisions and that rage and fury are synonyms (this is using your own post)

lmao i am fully aware of what i said grass wht i did not agree with is them having the SAME definition because a synonym isnt something with the same definition its something with a similar definition soooo yet again i congratualte on stating something ive already stated?

syn⋅o⋅nym  /ˈsɪnənɪm/ [sin-uh-nim]
–noun 1. a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another in the language, as joyful, elated, glad.
2. a word or expression accepted as another name for something, as Arcadia for pastoral simplicity; metonym.
3. Biology. one of two or more scientific names applied to a single taxon.

(if you notice, thats the wording i used in my post)
yes synonyms *can* have the same definition
in the case of fury/rage they have *similar* definitions.


which we both agree on.

ha ha grass broke out the dictionary on that one

and i broke out the dictionary on fury and rage and they still dont have the SAME meaning so im still right even with your attempt to break out the dictionary

fury and rage DO NOT HAVE THE SAME meaning which is what ive said this entire time and yet you failed to see it

Grass Hopper wrote:
yes synonyms *can* have the same definition
in the case of fury/rage they have *similar* definitions.


which we both agree on.

what was the point of that post? i just said that

so if you already knew we both agreed on it what was the point of finding a defintion of synonym

soooo what was the point of the last few posts where yoyu have attempted to say something back? when we already came to the unanimous agreement that they have similar definitions yet not the same definitions?

THERE WAS NONE so i simply posted something useless in repsonse to you posting something useless

two wrong dont make a right?

netiher does 1 wrong

true, but you dont need to make it worse by responding to it

well i wouldnt have had to make it worse if you didnt make it bad in the first place silly lil bean

yeah but tell me how making worse is helpful at all

ok as soon as you tell me how making it bad in the first place is helpful at all?

that wasnt a question ;P
it wasnt helpful, but making it worse doenst make it any more helpful

i never claiemd it did haha but making bad in the first palce isnt helpful either

d'awww only 8 posts between us before u started repeating yourself D: