On October 13 2010 17:51 Schnake wrote:
Yes, please teach these noobs at Oxford Dictionary and Encyclopaedia Britannica how to properly use the word pro!

http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/pro?rskey=NJURu8&result=2#m_en_gb0663440

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http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pro[4]

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GG no re

Pshh... Oxford? Encyclopedia Britannica? Merriam-webster? Those insignificant organizations have nothing against our dear Opsayo.

p.s. because i've never said britannica out loud or and been corrected, i've been pronouncing it briticana (in my head) my entire life UNTIL NOW!

mOnion

United States5657 Posts

October 13 2010 09:28 GMT

#44

On October 13 2010 18:25 madnessman wrote:

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wait like briTICana or britiCANA?

Patriot.dlk

Sweden5462 Posts

October 13 2010 09:53 GMT

#45

lol... This blog got smacked -_-; tl can be so unforgiving

micronesia

United States24745 Posts

October 13 2010 10:14 GMT

#46

Pro golfer (or golf pro, or pro shop) is a common term. If it's ok in golf it's ok in esports.

Nytefish

United Kingdom4282 Posts

October 13 2010 11:14 GMT

#47

If you admit you were wrong I'll help fix your blog rating!

niteReloaded

Croatia5282 Posts

October 13 2010 11:24 GMT

#48

Y so proenglish?

Dfgj

Singapore5922 Posts

October 13 2010 11:40 GMT

#49

I'm almost certain this is making fun of the other blog and people aren't getting it.

Right?

DivinO

United States4796 Posts

October 13 2010 12:06 GMT

#50

On October 13 2010 16:03 baller wrote:
pro means professional, i read about it on wikipedia. only pro knowledge ppl edit wikipedia, r u calling them liars?

I looked at this post, shook my head, then saw that it was baller and suddenly I realized it was beautiful.

BottleAbuser

Korea (South)1888 Posts

October 13 2010 12:17 GMT

#51

It's fine. You're pro? Means it's your profession. Your job. You make your living off of it.

I got beef with the kids who say "pro room" when they're playing dota, and I know there isn't a single sponsored dota team in Korea.

Aerox

Malaysia1213 Posts

October 13 2010 12:18 GMT

#52

pro/professional also counts as an adjective of skill ranking but is on the level of a professional of course. Not just it being a job.

TechDeft

United States211 Posts

October 13 2010 12:20 GMT

#53

The National Association of Abbreviated Words and Acronyms(NAAWA) is gearing up a lawsuit in face of your insulting post about one of our shining members, "pro."

BottleAbuser

Korea (South)1888 Posts

October 13 2010 12:22 GMT

#54

There is, in fact, a way of saying that one's skill level is at a professional level, even if the person in question is not a professional. You can say "he plays at the professional skill level." See? Easy.

eSen1a

Australia1058 Posts

October 13 2010 12:23 GMT

#55

my mind is full of fuck already then i open tl and see this
oh god

theSAiNT

United States726 Posts

October 13 2010 12:49 GMT

#56

Word abbreviations are a part of every language. 'Pro' is actually an extremely common abbreviation especially in a sports context.

You know what's more annoying than Grammar Nazis? Grammar Nazis who are WRONG.

Deleted User 61629

1664 Posts

October 13 2010 13:04 GMT

#57

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JinNJuice

United States255 Posts

October 13 2010 13:11 GMT

#58

On October 13 2010 20:40 Dfgj wrote:
I'm almost certain this is making fun of the other blog and people aren't getting it.

Right?

Wrong.

Dfgj

Singapore5922 Posts

October 13 2010 13:12 GMT

#59

On October 13 2010 22:11 JinNJuice wrote:

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Wrong.

Don't dispel my hopes of thread quality

Subversive

Australia2229 Posts

October 13 2010 13:38 GMT

#60

On October 13 2010 20:40 Dfgj wrote:
I'm almost certain this is making fun of the other blog and people aren't getting it.

Right?

The OP's link post to that other blog would make it seem that way. But everything else, including the endless refutations makes it impossible to know. Way to subtle if he was being ironic.