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By intentionally lacking context.
You aren't even trying to pretend your sentence make sense, I see…
so Kindergarten bro.
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No.
Your post attacking my grammar contains two grammatical errors of it's own. Can you spot them?
I'm not attacking your grammar, but now I question your ability to understand a sentence.
(English isn't my first language, BTW, so I'd be grateful if you could point the grammar errors)
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Your post attacking my grammar contains two grammatical errors of it's own. Can you spot them?
I'm not attacking your grammar, but now I question your ability to understand a sentence. (English isn't my first language, BTW, so I'd be grateful if you could point the grammar errors)
> I question your ability
The 4 words that inadvertently summarized your entire disposition.
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I'm not attacking your grammar, but now I question your ability to understand a sentence. (English isn't my first language, BTW, so I'd be grateful if you could point the grammar errors)
> I question your ability The 4 words that inadvertently summarized your entire disposition.
It's not inadvertent.
You've spent all your credit for any form of consideration at that point.
And now you've even spent your credit for my attention at all, this conversation ends here.
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> I question your ability The 4 words that inadvertently summarized your entire disposition.
It's not inadvertent. You've spent all your credit for any form of consideration at that point. And now you've even spent your credit for my attention at all, this conversation ends here.
By "inadvertently" I meant you didn't intend the 4 words as an encapsulation of your entire persona.