Another display of your limited ability to comprehend anything beyond the simplest sentences.What kind of lessons? You are the one who said you were IGNORING it but that you also LOOKED. You can't ignore it once you have seen it.
I’ll give you another lesson. Here’s what I posted: “You say “view” as if you actually proved your argument, but I’m just ignoring it.”
It’s a complex sentence, with a phrase removed for simplification.
Instead of “You say ‘view’ as if you actually proved your argument, but I’m just ignoring the fact that you actually proved your argument”, I simplified the rest of the sentence to “it”. “It” referencing the alleged proof of argument.
I guess this one would really confuse you too: “I told Steve to bring charcoal to the barbecue, but he didn’t bring it.”
I thought you might be smart enough to comprehend the sentence, but obviously not.
You’re the one arguing what you believe is the correct use of the word. It’s your argument, so it’s your opportunity to be incorrect.YOU are the one who thinks they are right. We wouldn't be arguing if you didn't.
And you are.
Opposite yet almost identical?Close enough that you have gotten it wrong a couple of times now by trying to label me a masochist. Yes, almost identical meanings and yes they are the opposites to each other. I know, your mind is blown by the existence of things that are so similar but are opposites.
Tell us more about that.
What other opposites are almost identical?
Daylight and pitch dark?
Ice cold and boiling hot?
Rough as 60 grit, but smooth as glass?
No. None of those work.
Give us some examples.
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