"We Hire We Fire" Game On! in two Words

[CausingPAIN]

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[Liability]

I have a better couple of words for The ONE:

Only, it's what the majority of voters and a near supermajority of the Electors will be telling him.

Then, we see a different face on the President:

 

[CausingPAIN]

word two

 

[Liability]

"You're fired" is actually three words.

 

[CausingPAIN]

"You're fired" is actually three words.

 

[Shelzin]

"You're fired" is actually three words.

No it's not... A conjunction word is still only one word. It might take two words and combine them into one... But that's what conjunction words do. It takes two words, and combines it into one word. Therefore, "you're fired" is two words.

 

[CausingPAIN]

Hired

 

[Zander]

Fuck off.

That's two words...

 

[CausingPAIN]

Can you be Fired/Hired with

"Fuck off"?

 

[CausingPAIN]

Let it all out!

Forced Hire!​

 

[Liability]

"You're fired" is actually three words.

No it's not... A conjunction word is still only one word. It might take two words and combine them into one... But that's what conjunction words do. It takes two words, and combines it into one word. Therefore, "you're fired" is two words.

"You're" is a conjunction, alright; a conjunction of two words.

"You're fired" is therefore three words.

 

[Liability]

Can you be Fired/Hired with

"Fuck off"?

Depends on the job.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

“When somebody doesn’t do the job, you gotta let ‘em go,” -- Clint!!

 

[Shelzin]

"You're fired" is actually three words.

No it's not... A conjunction word is still only one word. It might take two words and combine them into one... But that's what conjunction words do. It takes two words, and combines it into one word. Therefore, "you're fired" is two words.

"You're" is a conjunction, alright; a conjunction of two words.

"You're fired" is therefore three words.

*shrugs* It's two words, combined into ONE.

 

[CausingPAIN]

Can you be Fired/Hired with

"Fuck off"?

Depends on the job.

That's what I see them mostly doing on the job, that means hired already.
And most of the time never get fired.

I feel "Fuck off" makes that kind of a waste on the job, and more of an activity description

 

[Liability]

No it's not... A conjunction word is still only one word. It might take two words and combine them into one... But that's what conjunction words do. It takes two words, and combines it into one word. Therefore, "you're fired" is two words.

"You're" is a conjunction, alright; a conjunction of two words.

"You're fired" is therefore three words.

*shrugs* It's two words, combined into ONE.

**shrug**

It's still two words.

 

[Shelzin]

"You're" is a conjunction, alright; a conjunction of two words.

"You're fired" is therefore three words.

*shrugs* It's two words, combined into ONE.

**shrug**

It's still two words.

Correct. "You're fired" is two words.

 

[Liability]

*shrugs* It's two words, combined into ONE.

**shrug**

It's still two words.

Correct. "You're fired" is two words.

No. You are incorrect.

"You are" is two words. Add one more word (i.e., "fired") and it's THREE words.

Congratulations on receiving what appears to be your very first math lesson.

 

[Shelzin]

**shrug**

It's still two words.

Correct. "You're fired" is two words.

No. You are incorrect.

"You are" is two words. Add one more word (i.e., "fired") and it's THREE words.

Congratulations on receiving what appears to be your very first math lesson.

"You are" is two words. "You're" is one word.

*shrugs*

 

[Liability]

Correct. "You're fired" is two words.

No. You are incorrect.

"You are" is two words. Add one more word (i.e., "fired") and it's THREE words.

Congratulations on receiving what appears to be your very first math lesson.

"You are" is two words. "You're" is one word.

*shrugs*

"You are" IS two words.

"You're" is the contraction of two words and thus is two words.

***shrug***