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A_Blade_Afficionado said:
Good job, belittle someone due to their grammar. My phrases were worded differently than yours, but illustrate the same point, does it really matter? I can rearrange phrases to my liking, I don't need you, the Internet police, to hound my eery word to build your own self esteem.
I haven't insulted you or used vulgarity as you have, have some decency.
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Sure you can write however you want, but keep in mind it's going to get you some backlash in some places. I tried to help that fact, albeit while using it against you, but if you want to type like a 5th grader that's your choice.
 
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Josh K said:
That's erry.

Sure you can write however you want, but keep in mind it's going to get you some backlash in some places. I tried to help that fact, albeit while using it against you, but if you want to type like a 5th grader that's your choice.
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No it's every, try reading for comprehenison next time.
 
ex⋅e⋅cra⋅ble  [ek-si-kruh-buhl]

–adjective
1. utterly detestable; abominable; abhorrent.
2. very bad: an execrable stage performance.
Origin:
1350–1400 for earlier sense “expressing a curse”; 1480–90 for def. 1; ME < L ex(s)ecr&#257;bilis accursed, detestable. See execrate, -able



What a shame, to have to lock a perfectly reasonable topic. But several gentlemen here seem to have lost their way, and turned a technical question into a personal pissing match. Childish. Inexcusable. Execrable.

You should be infracted for it -- you know who you are. I won't forget this.
 
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