“Forgot” is not how you write “I’m shivering and seething and I can’t answer a simple question but I’m still gonna delude myself about that”
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to me having a better command of the English language than you, making this conversation rather futile. <3
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to you being a coward who can’t stand behind his own words.
Oh the one where you’re a scaredy-cat who won’t answer but still has an obsession over “getting the last word” because he thinks that will mean he won’t have taken the massive L he took?
Zzzzz
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to me having a better command of the English language than you, making this conversation rather futile. <3
I prefer the longer posts. The mental image of you sitting there typing away, grinning at all the great points you’re making, and knowing full well that I’m not going to read them but doing it anyway
My words were “oh ok” and I stand by them 100%
Your words were “hero is gendered language” and you’re a pitiful coward who can’t stand behind them.
Thanks for reminding me of the thing I forgot about days ago, person who is clearly still v upset about it
“Forgot” is not how you write “I’m shivering and seething and I can’t answer a simple question but I’m still gonna delude myself about that”
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to me having a better command of the English language than you, making this conversation rather futile. <3
Come on, you can go longer than that. I believe in you.
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to you being a coward who can’t stand behind his own words.
That horse you’re beating is not only dead, it’s completely skeletonized.
Oh the one where you’re a scaredy-cat who won’t answer but still has an obsession over “getting the last word” because he thinks that will mean he won’t have taken the massive L he took?
Zzzzz
Which one of the following English sentences would you use to express admiration and adoration of a person?
“[female celebrity] is my heroine!”
OR
“[female celebrity] is my hero!”
See if you use the first one, as your rhetoric implies you want to, and think everyone should participate in this needless gendering, then you’re implicitly saying you don’t understand that saying “x is my heroin” outloud means you’re addicted to something instead of admiring it (and that you don’t understand that “hero” is the colloquially used form). Which leads us back to me having a better command of the English language than you, making this conversation rather futile. <3
I prefer the longer posts. The mental image of you sitting there typing away, grinning at all the great points you’re making, and knowing full well that I’m not going to read them but doing it anyway