@TheSaltlobbyist@ForstoMakdis@Spideraxe30 well pick ban only just means strength in pro play, some champions are just more popular than others, leading to high pick rate, and more annoying to play against. See Kaisa having an 18% pick rate while below 50% and Pyke having a 24% ban rate while below 50%
@jibenmike@jpkingx@LordAshbourne@Rosypie1@caroliner_draws i mean it would be nice if they did but as soon as vaatu gains power all the spirits turn into evil spirits and the villain is vaatu and the good blue spirit is raava. Plus the good resolution at the end is the avatar (raava) having influence without vaatu not balance
@lleejohnn@issaburnertbh@TheDawnerator@imfynerthanfyne Like if the a dog had found chocolate somewhere it would be correct to say I didn't buy his chocolate, but not I don't. That is the scenario I was imagining, but glad we agree on the original post
@lleejohnn@issaburnertbh@TheDawnerator@imfynerthanfyne in this scenario it is clear that "like you were dry begging for liquor" means that he thinks she wants him to buy liquor for her i.e. not liquor that she owns. Also to say that the dog does have chocolate that I didn't buy it would be "I didn't buy . ." not "I don't buy . . "
@lleejohnn@issaburnertbh@TheDawnerator@imfynerthanfyne no the apostrophe implies that the liquor he won't buy is already in her possession, like he wouldn't shop from a liquor store if the clerk was a woman. "I don't buy my dog chocolate." vs "I don't buy my dog's chocolate." the 2nd one means buying from the dog, not for
@chromaticolor@flowzr91@arch51002 that is thanos with armor and his huge sword though. Maybe he could beat Tony without the gauntlet but I think Strange would just lock him down