I'm great at taking constructive criticism. Your criticism is just "why aren't liberals conservatives?"
I guess it's reading comprehension you suck at. At least we're narrowing it down.
I'm great at taking constructive criticism. Your criticism is just "why aren't liberals conservatives?"
If everybody's having trouble trying to comprehend what you say then perhaps maybe it's just the delivery insteadI guess it's reading comprehension you suck at. At least we're narrowing it down.
If everybody's having trouble trying to comprehend what you say then perhaps maybe it's just the delivery instead
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You remember the time people said you were great at providing concrete critical thinking and substance to the boards devoid of trolling, strawmans , and random unrelated tangents? Me neither.
Aww 89 the younger slightly less racist bkf is sad today. I'm sure ITC can cheer you up.
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Is this one of those Google phishing links?
no, you just have to put in your SSN and bank account info and send $500 and in a few days people start sending you money
pretty good deal
you know i do, especially since your first try was broken
classic 89
Think of it as one neighbor watching with concern while another neighbor clumsily attempts a minor car repair. Neighbor #1 knows it's not his car and not really his business, but the car is going to occupy space on a public roadway, so there is something of a duty to the public to render aid.
Neighbor #2 doesn't know a lot about cars. He went to an expensive Top 27 private school, thinks soccer is a sport and cares deeply about being perceived as tolerant and sensitive to the feelings of others, above nearly any other concern. Anywho, Neighbor #1 glances over the property line when he hears the sound of clumsy banging as Neighbor #2 is attempting to manually drain the oil plug under the $60,000.00 car his grandparents bought for him, unaware he's actually attempting to turn a welded bolt on the body frame of the car, nowhere near the actual oil pan. But he's read the article from The Atlantic on how to change your own oil, and damn-it, he's an expert.
After about an hour of struggling with the wrong tool on the wrong part, Neighbor #2 emerges from beneath the vehicle dejected. Neighbor #1 asks if he can help, and Neighbor #2 replies, "And do what? This car has been obviously sabotaged by the Russians. The lazy, shiftless rube who sold it to me has no idea what he's doing. Obviously, this country needs smarter car retailers."
It's almost exactly like that.
This is a hilarious sentence.