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Talking in the 3rd person is weird and sign of sexual repression and mental instability.Of course, but only when talking to people who don't understand how to use pronouns. And mchammer uses pronouns in mchammer's posts. When Deez reads mchammer's posts, Deez often sees pronouns. Deez thinks mchammer generally uses pronouns well.
George likes it hot!Of course, but only when talking to people who don't understand how to use pronouns. And mchammer uses pronouns in mchammer's posts. When Deez reads mchammer's posts, Deez often sees pronouns. Deez thinks mchammer generally uses pronouns well.
Apparently the difference between 2nd party and 3rd party pronouns are beyond your comprehension. When 2 people are speaking about each other, it’s rather obvious (e.g., you, me, I, etc.). The pronouns that are abused by gender advocates are 3rd party pronouns (she, he, they, them).
You seem to think I would have an extended conversation with these nuts. I should clarify: avoid the use of their preferred 3rd party pronouns and these individuals as well.I did pass the Bar Exam on my first try. That's trickier and more complicated than pronouns, so I don't think it's beyond my comprehension - at least for now. In 10 years, who knows? We may have screwed up our language so badly by then that the Bar might be easier than understanding pronoun usage.
But either way, completely avoiding 3rd party pronouns is also awkward. For example, "why does Garmel like hookers and orgies so much? Garmel should know the health risks associated with hookers and orgies particularly in Garmel's hometown of Temple, Texas. But despite this, Garmel continues to leave Garmel's house each night, and pick up new hookers with whom Garmel can engage in orgies. I wonder how long Garmel can continue to enjoy hookers and orgies before the hookers and orgies start to impact Garmel's health." Maybe a little less awkward than avoiding first party pronouns but still pretty awkward.
I did pass the Bar Exam on my first try. That's trickier and more complicated than pronouns, so I don't think it's beyond my comprehension - at least for now. In 10 years, who knows? We may have screwed up our language so badly by then that the Bar might be easier than understanding pronoun usage.
But either way, completely avoiding 3rd party pronouns is also awkward. For example, "why does Garmel like hookers and orgies so much? Garmel should know the health risks associated with hookers and orgies particularly in Garmel's hometown of Temple, Texas. But despite this, Garmel continues to leave Garmel's house each night, and pick up new hookers with whom Garmel can engage in orgies. I wonder how long Garmel can continue to enjoy hookers and orgies before the hookers and orgies start to impact Garmel's health." Maybe a little less awkward than avoiding first party pronouns but still pretty awkward.
Good thing Sangre Naranjada never does that.Talking in the 3rd person is weird and sign of sexual repression and mental instability.
hibr says go on...Good thing Sangre Naranjada never does that.
@Mr. Deez, I'm sure we are all impressed at your passing of the Bar Exam on your first try, and while I realize it is to make a point of your superior comprehension abilities, no one likes a braggart. In fact, no one dislikes a braggart better than I.
Banana...
Hmmm, hic thought hic indicated that in hic's post.I'm not bragging. Plenty of people pass the Bar. I only brought it up to illustrate that I likely to do understand pronouns after someone said that I didn't.
Hmmm, hic thought hic indicated that in hic's post.
Hmmm, hic also said, "Banana", which indicated sarcasm.Not really. You said I did it to show my "superior comprehension abilities." It was more to show that my comprehension abilities weren't so bad that they didn't understand what pronouns were. If that constitutes superiority, our standards are pretty low.
Douglas Murray and Richard Dawkins get what they deserve. Enemies of Christ and therefore enemies of truth. They both have participated in the fall of the West.
I did pass the Bar Exam on my first try. That's trickier and more complicated than pronouns, so I don't think it's beyond my comprehension - at least for now. In 10 years, who knows? We may have screwed up our language so badly by then that the Bar might be easier than understanding pronoun usage.
But either way, completely avoiding 3rd party pronouns is also awkward. For example, "why does Garmel like hookers and orgies so much? Garmel should know the health risks associated with hookers and orgies particularly in Garmel's hometown of Temple, Texas. But despite this, Garmel continues to leave Garmel's house each night, and pick up new hookers with whom Garmel can engage in orgies. I wonder how long Garmel can continue to enjoy hookers and orgies before the hookers and orgies start to impact Garmel's health." Maybe a little less awkward than avoiding first party pronouns but still pretty awkward.
Pfft! I wish.
I didn't realize @Garmel was French!
A French photographer offers an unexpected view of the United States — through its many strip clubs
After he's done in the US, he'll do the same for donkey shows in Mexico.
* Predict HORNS-AGGIES *
Sat, Nov 30 • 6:30 PM on ABC