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[_] You're mad. Faggatron_3000 01/04/15(Sun)06:57 No.2647256
>> [_] Anonymous 01/04/15(Sun)07:35 No.2647267
me not english speaker what is right your mad or you're mad i confused because americocacolacans
always fuck up those
>> [_] Anonymous 01/04/15(Sun)11:20 No.2647371
>>2647267
"You're mad" means "You are mad", it implies the subject you are currently speaking to is angry
and/or agitated.
"Your mad" implies possessiveness, as if "mad" is a tangible object you could hold in your hand.
For example if I had a food called "mad" and you ordered some, I would hand it to you and then
say "Here is your mad you ordered sir."
Since "mad" isn't usually an object, "You're mad" would be the proper spelling for almost all
situations.
I hope that helps.
