Let's see. We are in the LaBryan Ray thread, and you say, nothing is happening. Newt said "it's happening." This "it's happening," generally means we are getting a commitment from someone or something else good for the Vols. When you say nothing is happening, surely you can see why some people might think, myself included, that you were inferring that we are not going to get Ray. You can see that, right? I mean, it's right there in the quote above.
I mean if we're going to be technical here, you're right and wrong. Yes I did CLEARLY say, "unless you have insider info, then nothing is happening."
Let's disect that, shall we?
1st) I clearly stated unless you have insider info- which he didn't, no source, nothing. Neither did I, which is why I said, nothing is happening.
2) Happen: To take place or occur.
3) Happened: occurred (in the past)
4) Happening: Occuring (present tense)
5) Will Happen: (Will occur/take place) AKA future tense.
So basically dumbing it down for you and all those smart ones who "liked" your post, your total perception of my post was wrong. Just bc I said, "nothing is happening (pay attention to the "ing" at the end of "happen" doesn't mean nothing "will happen" in the future
So now that class is over ( do I get paid for this btw?) What has happened (past tense) since my last post?
Did he commit yet? Is it happening (present tense) ?!?? 😍😍