Woe is me, for this post seemeth off the topic, but by my troth, methinks I should at some stage publish a work titled "how thou shalt and shalt not use 'thou'". Such as in:

so thee canst reply with "XP doesn't matter" and gaineth thy 50 XP ;-)

...translateth into modern English as "... so to you can reply... and gains your 50 XP ;-)

Indeed, that kind of spellynge remindeth me of "He who slasheth the dot", a minstrel who is not well known for his accuracie in the writing of the English tongue...

So: some hints:

• thou = "you" (nominative case) -> "Thou art a knave"
• thee = "you" (accusative case) -> "I knight thee"
• thy = "your" (possessive) -> "Thy computer crasheth"
• ...th = The same as ...s for 3rd person singular.

May thy mind in future be clearer!

Brother Ade

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