Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

Yes, the second one is grammatically correct, however, when writing a quick, casual question, the first one is OK (casual ending intended).

I’ve heard “swordsman” used in that respect, usually in a somewhat sarcastic tone. He thinks he’s a good swordsman.”