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minus-square@ccunninglink1•edit-25 months agoCoercing Convincing someone who doesn’t want the job is not a solution.
minus-square@HomerianSymphonylink3•5 months agoFind a doppelganger who can pretend to be Michelle Obama like Saddam Hussein did.
minus-square@ccunninglink1•5 months agolol - I’m not the one who deleted and replaced my entire comment. I purposely left the part you complained about so people could see the context. And the point I made was it didn’t matter the difference in word choice. The original point still stands; “Coerce” or “convince”.
minus-squaremad_asshatterlink-1•5 months agolol, i dindu wot u said but she said then I did, but I didn’t, so there, lolol.! The point still stands tho!
minus-square@ccunninglink1•5 months agoWhich part confused you? I’m happy to help you understand if you like.
CoercingConvincing someone who doesn’t want the job is not a solution.Find a doppelganger who can pretend to be Michelle Obama like Saddam Hussein did.
replier plays games to deflect their illiteracy.
lol - I’m not the one who deleted and replaced my entire comment.
I purposely left the part you complained about so people could see the context.
And the point I made was it didn’t matter the difference in word choice. The original point still stands; “Coerce” or “convince”.
lol, i dindu wot u said but she said then I did, but I didn’t, so there, lolol.!
The point still stands tho!
Which part confused you? I’m happy to help you understand if you like.
Who’s confused, and where?