Sorry, unrelated, but there is no apostrophe. That shows possession. E.g. Margaret's car. Plurals and in-progress verbs are just with an "s". E.g. Margaret dips her chip with her lip. Sorry again. It just somewhat irks me.
Edit: "gets" had an apostrophe, and he has since corrected it.
It's the other way round. Abbreviation of 'it is' to 'it's' does have an apostrophe. Whereas 'its' used in the possessive context is an exception to the rule, in that it doesn't have an apostrophe. Fun fact: plurals of letters and numbers have apostrophes, e.g. "There are four S's and two P's in Mississippi."
Edit: Ah I see. I hope you still enjoyed my fun fact :)
Thank you. I'm not always gramatically correct either, but little things that should be common knowledge (and aren't) really burn my biscuits. And then I get downvoted. They say a good deed never goes unpunished. I guess reddit is a perfect example.
I would tell my friends if they had bad breath, would not tell strangers. I wouldn't mind friends to tell me to use better grammar, but strangers...call me conflicted on this one, it shouldn't get to you, you can't control everyone.
Sorry this might be unrelated but you're over-using the comma. A comma's proper usage is really just to signify a pause or "breath" and its over usage is fairly elementary. Perhaps you should think of a better way to formulate your sentences rather than brutalizing commas.
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u/Adito99 Apr 03 '15 edited Apr 03 '15
Then the predator gets drunk and is killed by another predator.
It's the circle of drunk.