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[RobGMN Premium Member]

Hey, you're the guys giving each other reach around pleasure and high fives because you finally found someone on earth who also agrees with you. Aren't you supposed to marry the person that gets you? I want an invite to the wedding. I will head over to Adam & Eve to get you guys that double headed ***** lol.

Looks like you, Buck, Egg, ElWapo, and JRSmooth are going to need a pretty big house then, huh?

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

I am open to hearing more of your argument. Can you provide some video links?
What is your analysis that he claims Kovaleski was "groveling" when the reporter did no such thing?

And like normal you will just demand more and more and the argument will never end.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Looks like you, Buck, Egg, ElWapo, and JRSmooth are going to need a pretty big house then, huh?

That's not allowed in Kentucky.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

That's not allowed in Kentucky.

I'm sure at least ONE of them is a cousin of yours.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

And like normal you will just demand more and more and the argument will never end.

How can I demand more proof when you haven't provided any? You gave a "maybe" he does this to mock everyone, then 45 minutes later you claim it IS his way of mocking.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

How can I demand more proof when you haven't provided any? You gave a "maybe" he does this to mock everyone, then 45 minutes later you claim it IS his way of mocking.

Listen, I am not trying to convince you. Believe whatever you want. Who gives a shit.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Listen, I am not trying to convince you. Believe whatever you want. Who gives a shit.

Just trying to have the conversations you keep asking for and complaining don't happen here.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Just trying to have the conversations you keep asking for and complaining don't happen here.

You just said "conversations you keep asking for..." Saying I keep asking for is to say it is an ongoing thing. I am not asking you for shit. Ease up on the false claims Mr. Fact man.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

You just said "conversations you keep asking for..." Saying I keep asking for is to say it is an ongoing thing. I am not asking you for shit. Ease up on the false claims Mr. Fact man.

You have done it in multiple posts. When something happens multiple times, I use the phrase “it keeps happening”. It’s a pretty common thing to do.
For example: “I don’t know why this keeps happening” when an amp goes into protect mode a few times.

With your multiple posts, I say you “keep doing” what you’ve done in the multiple posts.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

You have done it in multiple posts. When something happens multiple times, I use the phrase “it keeps happening”. It’s a pretty common thing to do.
For example: “I don’t know why this keeps happening” when an amp goes into protect mode a few times.

With your multiple posts, I say you “keep doing” what you’ve done in the multiple posts.

Keeps happening... oh you mean like you over explaining things in response to rhetorical questions?
Or how you try to argue when someone is just being comical and not at all literal?
Or how you must respond even after being proven wrong?
Or how try to ignore facts if YOU didn't post them?
Or how you say things that don't happen?
Or how you ignore the English language?

Listen stupid... you just used a phrase that should have clued you in and confirms my point that it is not an ongoing thing but you STILL felt the need to run your mouth. Look at your very first sentence. "You HAVE DONE..." PAST FUCKING TENSE. Please, for the love of them silky walls that you will never know anything about.... stfu.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Keeps happening... oh you mean like you over explaining things in response to rhetorical questions?
Or how you try to argue when someone is just being comical and not at all literal?
Or how you must respond even after being proven wrong?
Or how try to ignore facts if YOU didn't post them?
Or how you say things that don't happen?
Or how you ignore the English language?

Listen stupid... you just used a phrase that should have clued you in and confirms my point that it is not an ongoing thing but you STILL felt the need to run your mouth. Look at your very first sentence. "You HAVE DONE..." PAST FUCKING TENSE. Please, for the love of them silky walls that you will never know anything about.... stfu.

Since you don’t like me referring to the past, I will predict the future m:
1. You will continue to obsess on male homosexuality.
2. You will continue to claim you post facts here, without actually posting facts here.
3. You will continue to get triggered and resort to ad hominem every time you are proved wrong.
4. You will continue to claim you proved me wrong, but will never provide evidence of it.
5. You will continue to do the exact things you complain others are doing.
6. You will continue to defend Trump and deny anything factual about him that paints him in a bad light. Because…feelings.
7. You will continue with the entitled “because I said so” attitude as a way to support your arguments.
8. You will continue to fail.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Since you don’t like me referring to the past, I will predict the future m:
1. You will continue to obsess on male homosexuality.
2. You will continue to claim you post facts here, without actually posting facts here.
3. You will continue to get triggered and resort to ad hominem every time you are proved wrong.
4. You will continue to claim you proved me wrong, but will never provide evidence of it.
5. You will continue to do the exact things you complain others are doing.
6. You will continue to defend Trump and deny anything factual about him that paints him in a bad light. Because…feelings.
7. You will continue with the entitled “because I said so” attitude as a way to support your arguments.
8. You will continue to fail.

Rob... you are triggered right now. Calm down.

Here, let me show you something.

"3. You will continue to get triggered and resort to ad hominem every time you are proved wrong."
Above is a quote from you where you are speaking about what I will do in the future. Near the end you chose to use the word "proved". You will need to change that to "proven" as it is an action you haven't done yet.

3. You will continue to get triggered and resort to ad hominem every time you are proven wrong.

There, do you get it now, dick eater?

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Rob... you are triggered right now. Calm down.

Here, let me show you something.

"3. You will continue to get triggered and resort to ad hominem every time you are proved wrong."
Above is a quote from you where you are speaking about what I will do in the future. Near the end you chose to use the word "proved". You will need to change that to "proven" as it is an action you haven't done yet.

3. You will continue to get triggered and resort to ad hominem every time you are proven wrong.

There, do you get it now, dick eater?

"Proved" is the correct past participle usage of the word. "Proven" has been incorrectly used so often that it has just become accepted. It's laziness.
"Every time you are proved wrong" indicates a future occurrence in the prediction. Like: "I predict every time you are smacked in the head, you will cry it is unfair".
"Smacked" is past tense, but since I am predicting what occurs AFTER the smacking, it MUST be described in the past tense. It would be silly to say "If someone decides to give you a smack in the future, I predict it will be followed you you crying that it is unfair". Instead I say "I predict every time you are smacked in the head, you will cry it is unfair"

You failed, but nice try though.

"Today, both proved and proven are now considered correct. Still, two major style guides, The Chicago Manual of Style and The Associated Press Stylebook, prefer proved as the past participle. Throughout the 1800s, grammar guides recommended proved over proven, and that advice has stuck with us to a certain extent."

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

"Proved" is the correct past participle usage of the word. "Proven" has been incorrectly used so often that it has just become accepted. It's laziness.
"Every time you are proved wrong" indicates a future occurrence in the prediction. Like: "I predict every time you are smacked in the head, you will cry it is unfair".
"Smacked" is past tense, but since I am predicting what occurs AFTER the smacking, it MUST be described in the past tense. It would be silly to say "If someone decides to give you a smack in the future, I predict it will be followed you you crying that it is unfair". Instead I say "I predict every time you are smacked in the head, you will cry it is unfair"

You failed, but nice try though.

"Today, both proved and proven are now considered correct. Still, two major style guides, The Chicago Manual of Style and The Associated Press Stylebook, prefer proved as the past participle. Throughout the 1800s, grammar guides recommended proved over proven, and that advice has stuck with us to a certain extent."

Here we go again. Go ask your Oxford buddies lol ✌

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Here we go again. Go ask your Oxford buddies lol ✌

I posted the information about “proved” and “proven”.
Did you not comprehend it, or just don’t like the facts?
Let’s try again:
“Today, both proved and proven are now considered correct. Still, two major style guides, The Chicago Manual of Style and The Associated Press Stylebook, prefer proved as the past participle. Throughout the 1800s, grammar guides recommended proved over proven, and that advice has stuck with us to a certain extent.”

“Proven is usually an adjective (e.g., a proven formula), and proved is usually the inflected form of the verb prove (e.g., I proved it; I have proved it).”

So even if you wanted to use the lazy way out and say “proven”, it wouldn’t be the generally accepted usage.

You failed. Again.