When you're flipping through the TV channels

And you hear exactly one second of Spongebob crying and without looking at the screen you can tell exactly which episode it is, and notice when they cut the last line out for time.
"Oh, my aching tentacles!"

 

This show got away with a LOT of things...

 

GOT away? They're STILL making new ones. The new ones are all rubbish, by the way. But yes, I remember back before I started watching Spongebob. Everybody we knew declaimed Spongebob as the epitome of evil. Then we were on vacation one day and while we were in the hotel room, the episode where they get stuck in their tiny clubhouse with Squidward and then get lost in the Kelp forest came on, and my family was hooked. "ALL HAIL THE MAGIC CONCH!!!"

 

but you are aware that impossible to not hail the magic conch, correct?

and fwi that episode was AMAZING!

 

Totally impossible.

 

I still hate spongebob. I never watched it as a kid, and I don't watch it now.

Now excuse me while I enjoy much better shows

 

Take that back!

 

Nope, because it's the truth about my opinions on the show. Every time I hear that voice it's worse than nails on a chalkboard for me. I just found it dumb and stupid, and I enjoyed watching other things when I was younger, and enjoy watching other things now.

 

Guess that means you don't like The Fairly OddParents, either! :x

 

Actually, I found that show pretty enjoyable. Although I don't watch it much anymore, but than again, it hardly plays anymore whenever I'm watching TV.

 

then*

kthx

 

Nope, not in the context I used it for.

 

No, it was wrong. Trust me.

 

Those words!? Is it possible for them to be used together in a sentence like that!?

 

No, you're wrong, trust me.

 

You don't stand a chance against me! Mwahahahahaha!

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Then?s=t
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Than?s=t

Often confused.

 

Then is used for time
Than is used for other things. I've been working with them for years in english class and done just fine. So I'll just follow my own knowledge

 

Nope, you were still wrong.

 

Spoken English is different from written English. Unlike with Spanish, there are things that you can say that are incorrect to write and vice-versa.

 

It depends. In this case, he is wrong.