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[jenny61_99]

If my post doesn't make sense you should pause and reassess.

It wasn't cryptic or complex

OR, you should write in plain English and not in fluent pompous.

 

[Sanders]

OR, you should write in plain English and not in fluent pompous.

other people managed just fine, but the truth of the matter is you understood just fine too.

This is just a deflection isn't it?

 

[jenny61_99]

other people managed just fine, but the truth of the matter is you understood just fine too.

This is just a deflection isn't it?

deflection from what? You are so full of yourself.

 

[Slippery Pete]

OR, you should write in plain English and not in fluent pompous.

Fluent and pompous are both adjectives... I think you probably meant for pompous to be a noun - but unfortunately for you, it isn't.

This plain English lesson is free of charge.

 

[Pugsley]

Succinct, good.

Can you please construct a sentence ? You're not helping anyone by being brief and to the point. You need to make your point at least 15 times so we can't forget

 

[jenny61_99]

Fluent and pompous are both adjectives... I think you probably meant for pompous to be a noun - but unfortunately for you, it isn't.

This plain English lesson is free of charge.

If I want two adjectives I'll use them.

 

[BRL121]

Fluent and pompous are both adjectives... I think you probably meant for pompous to be a noun - but unfortunately for you, it isn't.

This plain English lesson is free of charge.

I think that she's entitled to use it as a noun, given poetic licence. It worked quite well.

 

[Sanders]

deflection from what? You are so full of yourself.

Do try to keep up

 

[Ramify]

OR, you should write in plain English and not in fluent pompous.

Ahahahahaa. Fluent Pompous. Im stealing that.

Stuff english, that is a sick payout!

 

[Pugsley]

Ahahahahaa. Fluent Pompous. Im stealing that.

Stuff english, that is a sick payout!

I found it amusing.

 

[relapse]

Fluent and pompous are both adjectives... I think you probably meant for pompous to be a noun - but unfortunately for you, it isn't.

This plain English lesson is free of charge.

I think the noun is pomposity

Even so, it was still a very amusing comeback from Jenny

 

[WaynesWorld19]

Oops ....just walked into an English lesson ......see ya later

 

[Pugsley]

Oops ....just walked into an English lesson ......see ya later

I don't speak Engrish.

 

[dylan123]

Oops ....just walked into an English lesson ......see ya later

Stay around long enough and you might learn how to use those full stops you're so fond of

 

[TexForPM]

 

[TexForPM]

I think the noun is pomposity

Even so, it was still a very amusing comeback from Jenny

not pomp?

 

[BRL121]

Stay around long enough and you might learn how to use those full stops you're so fond of

Actually, it's the ellipsis that Wayne's very fond of.

 

[Sanders]

Seems we've entered a trumpian like post-literate society.

 

[headache1]

Seems we've entered a trumpian like post-literate society.

its began...

 

[Sanders]

its began...

Bigly

 

[dogs105]

Seems we've entered a trumpian like post-literate society.

Don't be pomposity

 

[Sanders]

Don't be pomposity

I'm going to appoint a special grammar prosecutor to arrest crooked dogs105

 

[dogs105]

I'm going to appoint a special grammar prosecutor to arrest crooked dogs105

Me no crooked

 

[King Elvis]

I asked and the answer back was, he was given the similar talk as Thommo, and then the person directed me to other on the list and the growth they expect, yes Expect it sound fair. And when you look and divorce yourself of any bais be it pro or neg, Lyons would have struggle to get a game.
And I was asked would I pay top dollar for a player to play SANFL for most of the year. with a hint they already have a couple.
As for Thommo, they believe he can offer something after all he did finish at the top of stats in most areas. This time not my words.
Its Something they believe they can fix by the years end. with improvement from the younger mids.

I like you - but I don't believe a word of this.

 

[Sanders]

I like you - but I don't believe a word of this.

Neither does he