No, than is correct. Then indicates a point in time, than indicates a comarison of quality. Better THAN ever indicates they are superioir to how they were THEN, as in before. However, they gramatical layout of your version Mastodon seems more effective with that there comma.
shouldn't it be: "They're back, and better then ever." ?
probobly, but i cnt spill at al
I see...
When a pic is this awesome grammar is irrelevant
I do not envy the dude in whom he flies.
are you angry?
No, than is correct. Then indicates a point in time, than indicates a comarison of quality. Better THAN ever indicates they are superioir to how they were THEN, as in before. However, they gramatical layout of your version Mastodon seems more effective with that there comma.
Snotling launcher just got real