Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "Russian soldier takes the Ukrainian side. Phone call with mom." video.

  1. Can't imagine how your mom feels when she realises you don't know that sinked isn't a real word. (FYI is it's sunk).
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  2. ​ @ioanapetrescu2736  Can't imagine what she felt when it sank in. Can't imagine what she felt when it sunk it.
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  3.  @ioanapetrescu2736  I wasn't arguing - if you note, I put forward both examples as suggestions. You appear to be one of those unique people that could have an argument alone in a phone box. I suspect with your attitude that you're not a native either... .more likely from that remarkable place where the natives hate the actual country that they live in.
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  4.  @ioanapetrescu2736  I followed your advice to “google” and visited the dictionaries of Merriam-Webster, Merriam-Webster Unabridged, American Heritage, and Webster’s New World and all include “sank” and “sunk” as standard past tenses. I then checked British dictionaries who consider “sank” the past tense and “sunk” an American variant past tense….. To quote Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of English Usage, “Both sank and sunk are used for the past tense of sink. Sank is used more often but sunk is neither rare nor dialectal as a past tense, though it is often a past participle.” The OED, dictionary based on historical evidence, lists both “sank” and “sunk” as past tenses. “The use of sunk as the past tense has been extremely common,” In 1989 it’s worth noting that Walt Disney called their movie “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids”, and not shrank the kids.
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  5.  @ZaozaaLabs  Well the Russians without black hearts and ice in their veins
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