Why, damnit, why?!

[ginny_t]

I did the battle cry meme, courtesy of glr1114, but I won't post the results. I won't befoul my journal with the atrocious (okay, just bad) grammar.

*fierce*

On the subject, o! wise flist, aid me! I'm coming up against "hanged"/"hung" and I can't remember the rules. I used to know, but that was all tangled in with German and the dative case. I know it has to do with transitive (object)/intransitive (no object). Extrapolating from the tarot's "hanged man", I think "hanged" is transitive? Or is it a case of the action of hanging (I hanged the picture), as opposed to the inaction of hanging (the picture hung on the wall)? But my examples are transitive/intransitive. *puzzles*

Comments

[hezziwig.livejournal.com]

It's actually semantics: to "hang" a person gets the past "hanged", but all other uses of "hang" are "hung" in the past.

[ginny-t.livejournal.com]

Oh. *is vaguely disappointed* Thanks!

*hugs*

oO;;;;;;;;;;;;

[fpelayo.livejournal.com]

Apparently I managed to channel 'Voc :P

Re: oO;;;;;;;;;;;;

[csi-tokyo3.livejournal.com]

You manage that well at Con every single year.

[hezziwig.livejournal.com]

e.g. I was hung out to dry.

*oof* person as damp clothing, that's rough.