Mastodawn

Btw, i found an even better stick later on

@nat_available thats a good stick ^^

@General_Chucklefuck Right?

It sadly didn't survive the stick test

But the last one did.

It now gets to stick in my yard :)

@nat_available poor stick, that didnt make it - for its now a stuck

@General_Chucklefuck no, it now pieces, but the one that made it is stuck in the ground :)

@nat_available well, its a stick that once was, what else would you call it? :/

@General_Chucklefuck a stickn'd

@nat_available fine, ill play -
How then, would thee classify a stuckn'd? Hm?

@General_Chucklefuck something that got unstuck obviously

@nat_available more like something that got unsticked, but okay

@nat_available so in other words, a stuck
Therefore, equality of concepts is established

@nat_available it follows, that a stickn'd is a stick currently being de-sticked

@General_Chucklefuck I see, I have seen my errors, thank you very much.

But this then implies that a stick that is in the process of being repaired, or in our terminology in the process of going from a stuck to a stick is an unstickn'd

@General_Chucklefuck which would then logically expand into a stick currently being stickn'd after having been unstickn'd being restickn'd and then being reunstickn'd

@nat_available that is correct

Liv the Crow Feb 5

@General_Chucklefuck @nat_available I do t think there is a right answer. all grammar is made up anyway. especially yours