Looking for an story

[fucker giant]

Some days ago I was reading "Justin the bigger the better" from GiantWorshipper, but I couldn't finish the story, I reach to part 25, someone know where could I read the missing parts of the story?

[nnnrg]

I don't know if it goes past 25, but the metabods site has that story. www.metabods.com

Hm. No, it only goes through part 15 there. Sorry.

[LeatherGryphon]

As long as the question has been answered, I'll risk being a grammar Nazi.

Based on the wording from the original poster, I'll guess that English is not his first language. OK, no problem, we're all learning. So, for educational purposes for all of us...

Whether to use "a" or "an" is an easy rule to remember.

"an" is used before nouns or adjectives whose initial SOUND is a vowel sound:
(examples: an apple; an elephant; an item; an object; an udder)
( an adequate reason; an excellent dinner; an interesting man; an old story; an unusual event)

"a" is used before nouns or adjectives whose initial SOUND is a consonant sound:
(examples: a dog; a cat; a house; a man; a story; a wolf; a unicycle; a xylophone)
(a funny story; a grand event; a jolly elf; a nice man; a wonderful time; a zoned out hippy)

If you live in England and don't pronounce the "h" in house you'd say "an 'ouse" because the vowel "ow" sound is leading the word.

Notice also that "udder" has an initial soft "uh" vowel sound, whereas "unicycle" has a hard "you" consonant sound. It's the SOUND that immediately follows the "a" or "an" that determines which you use. It's an ease of speech thing.

[Seiryn Rynthryx]

If you're looking for them, try coiledfist.org. I'm pretty sure that's where it's being posted regularly because I remember seeing a chapter 30-something on there.