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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8905456" data-attributes="member: 683408">It seems you can&#039;t be helped.Can&#039;t even admit you made a typing mistake?Holy crap, you are pathetic.&quot;Claim&quot;? No. It&#039;s a fact. Set in stone long before we were even born.But I&#039;m sure you know better than all the professional linguists in history. Becasue, what makes THEM more of an expert than YOU?quote - repeat or copy out (a group of words from a text or speech), typically with an indication that one is not the original author or speakerHmmm, so you think finding something elsewehere on the internet and posting it here is the same as repeating something here that has been posted here.Or is this just another act to make you appear as stupid as you possibly can?So tell us all: DO YOU THINK FINDING SOMETHING ELSEWHERE ON THE INTERNET AND POSTING IT HERE IS THE SAME AS REPEATING SOMETHING HERE THAT HAS BEEN POSTED HERE?I posted a screenshot of what she said.Are you now going to argue she is wrong? Yes, or no?Did you post the link to her video to support your false claim?Sorry, but the video contradicts your claim.And? She said very clearly that verbatim refers to a quote.I gave you the actual definition of &quot;quote&quot;.Which part are you finding so confusing?Hate to tell you, but arguing agianst something simnply for the sake of arguing agianst it (and having NO support for your argument) makes you look terribly unintelligent.Why don&#039;t you just argue that a verb is a person, place, or thing? Or maybe that a poem must rhyme? Maybe that Shakespeare didn&#039;t use iambic pentameter?Far from it. Only eight people viewing the thread.From Ohio to Kentucky to Florida to NC, living in the homes of family members.Quite the world traveler, lolThat&#039;s unfortunate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8905456, member: 683408"] It seems you can't be helped. Can't even admit you made a typing mistake? Holy crap, you are pathetic. "Claim"? No. It's a fact. Set in stone long before we were even born. But I'm sure you know better than all the professional linguists in history. Becasue, what makes THEM more of an expert than YOU? [I]quote - [B]repeat or copy[/B] out [B]([U]a group of words[/U][/B][U] [/U][B]from[/B] a text or speech), typically with an indication that one is not the original author or speaker[/I] Hmmm, so you think finding something elsewehere on the internet and posting it here is the same as repeating something here that has been posted here. Or is this just another act to make you appear as stupid as you possibly can? So tell us all: DO YOU THINK FINDING SOMETHING ELSEWHERE ON THE INTERNET AND POSTING IT HERE IS THE SAME AS REPEATING SOMETHING HERE THAT HAS BEEN POSTED HERE? I posted a screenshot of what she said. Are you now going to argue she is wrong? Yes, or no? Did you post the link to her video to support your false claim? Sorry, but the video contradicts your claim. And? She said very clearly that verbatim refers to a quote. I gave you the actual definition of "quote". Which part are you finding so confusing? Hate to tell you, but arguing agianst something simnply for the sake of arguing agianst it (and having NO support for your argument) makes you look terribly unintelligent. Why don't you just argue that a verb is a person, place, or thing? Or maybe that a poem must rhyme? Maybe that Shakespeare didn't use iambic pentameter? Far from it. Only eight people viewing the thread. From Ohio to Kentucky to Florida to NC, living in the homes of family members. Quite the world traveler, lol That's unfortunate. [/QUOTE]

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