misunderstood???

krb102 · #21 12-21-2002, 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by KRB2003

krb102 you're a bit of a ars*hole aren't you?

So is your answer yes or no? Do you care about people of other nationalities?

joviscout · #22 12-21-2002, 01:29 AM

i have plenty of respect for other nations you were the one slagging where i come from earlier so you cant say a thing about respect because you have none. Why try to be clear you would just find something else to pick at.

Shaun · #23 12-21-2002, 01:30 AM

very.....go figure

Captain Walrus · #24 12-21-2002, 01:33 AM

Joviscout, you're taking krb waaaaaaay too seriously........and you know, I could get offended by what you said about English people. But I'm not going to. Learn from that

Keep On Rockin'

Christo · #25 12-21-2002, 02:17 AM

Ok well, I thought that this had something to do with Misunderstood, but someone's obviously put the wrong sign on the door!

I'll just slip quietly into the next thread.........

Captain Walrus · #26 12-21-2002, 02:20 AM

I think there was originally some kinda point to this topic.....not sure what it was though

Keep On Rockin'

Jovi-obsession · #27 12-22-2002, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by krb102

OK, but it just shows your lack of respect for people of other nationalities.

You're not exactly one to talk about respect, you hypocrite. You haven't shown a fraction of respect to anyone.

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Originally Posted by krb102

OK, but it just shows your lack of respect for people of other nationalities. Are you sure you aren't American?

Why don't show your contempt for America a little more, I don't think you have been obvious enough.

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Originally Posted by jovilaura_fi

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Originally Posted by krb102

The ease at which it is to make you look stupid is refreshing and fun, other people should try it.

I believe - not being a native speaker myself, but being sorta fluent at it - that you should've said "the ease with which" instead of "at which". You want to say that it's easy to "make you look stupid" (= with ease) instead of "at ease", which means "in a relaxed manner".

Just pointing this out because I don't wanna see people put down because of their spelling/grammatical errors when none of us are perfect. The one who is innocent may throw the first stone, but in this case, it definitely isn't krb.

Ugh, I have spoken. Should I make a spell check on this one, just to be sure..?!

JoviLaura

Well said, jovilaura, you're correct. I am a native speaker of English and excelled at it in school, tutoring students long after I graduated, and it should have been "the ease with which". Maybe you should double check your grammar and usage before you insult someone else about it, so as not to look like the moron that you are.

Now what was that phrase I heard?...Oh yeah: "It's better to be thought of as a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt".

I think maybe you should stop removing our doubts.

itsjonslifeimdevoted2002 · #28 12-22-2002, 09:09 PM

ok what is this a english class or what? we are here too discuss BONJOVI and JON,RICHIE,DAVE,TICO,HUEY,not too corrected anyone with there spelling of words and all lets talk about BONJOVI and that is all we are suppose too do here not cripe about spelling and all ok lets discuss? i havent heard on the radio or i havent got the cd either but i am plaining too soon but i have heard everyday on radio and its kool.

Mongoose · #29 12-22-2002, 09:24 PM

Jovi-obession, you're a native speak of American-English actually!!

as in Center not centre color not colour

Mongoose · #30 12-22-2002, 09:27 PM

oh yeah can I just say (or re-state) that any form of racism other than 'friendly jesting' by anyone will be dealt with most seriously by myself and my friend "Mr Machine Gun"

misunderstood???

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