Funny pictures

[Mikal]

Ie ame confusede

[Huntsman]

[Khm]

LOL 

[Dean.]

[Mircea_Niko]

   Since the funny emergency services memes topic is :poof:, here we are:

[Caesar.]

[Kerbe]

[Radagast]

I                  successfully
you (thou)   successfully(iest)
he               successfullies
we              successfully
you (ye)      successfully
they            successfully

I think not.

[Bundy]

I                  successfully
you (thou)   successfully(iest)
he               successfullies
we              successfully
you (ye)      successfully
they            successfully

I think not.

You missed the word 'move'?

[Radagast]

I missed nothing :P. There's no verb "to successfully"...

Split infinitive

[Bundy]

I missed nothing :P. There's no verb "to successfully"...

Split infinitive

I guess the maker of the meme meant 'successfully' as an adverb, not verb
I agree, he could better have placed the word at the end.

[Radagast]

"How to move a police barricade" would also suffice, as by moving it you are automatically successful.

[Bundy]

"How to move a police barricade" would also suffice, as by moving it you are automatically successful.

But who says he will be able to move it, perhaps he will be unsuccessfull?

[Darxez]

I missed nothing :P. There's no verb "to successfully"...

Split infinitive

What did u smoke this morning ?

[Pandalink]

I missed nothing :P. There's no verb "to successfully"...

Split infinitive

So you're equating text on an internet picture to academic writing now?

Also an example on your linked website:

I was told to always pay attention in class.

I was told always to pay attention in class.

The second phrase is just confusing, even if it is technically correct. Without punctuation it could be misconstrued in spoken English as someone being told, always, that they should pay attention in class.


Anyway OT: