Travelling to River pirates?

[Keeper]

As it says.

 

[Leodan Flamelock]

...Im not quite sure I understand. There is something wrong with travelling to river pirates? It seems right to me, because following would imply that you never really encounter the object. Whereas travelling to means you are trying to get to the object, the object being river pirates.

 

[Keeper]

Maybe you are right. Then it is my mistake. Sorry

 

[Ingolifs]

'travelling to' implies that the destination is stationary. Also, you use 'the' unless the destination is a proper noun. (which river pirates is not)

Following river pirates seems somewhat more accurate.

 

[Sir Prince]

How about: "persuing"?

 

[Keeper]

Do you mean "pursuing" that would sound better than travelling.

 

[Ingolifs]

Yeah, that's actually probably the best word so far.

'pursuing'

I guess princescamp is learning how to contribute more than post count to the forums

 

[Homie]

how about "gonna rape those stupid lil river pirates as soon as they stop running"

 

[Keeper]

I think pursuing is still better.

 

[Penguin]

But where is the bug?

 

[Narcissus]

There isn't one ... he just assumed that travelling was the wrong word and from that view point, was a bug.

 

[Keeper]

Silly me.