I wasn’t “getting pissy”, I was making fun of them. YOU are the one getting pissy, dear boy.
It sure seems that reading for comprehension isn’t anyone elses strong suit here.
For some of us, disambiguation wasn’t a new word, and in particular,
Oh honey. It was obviously so new for him that he had to use it in two consecutive posts. He was trying for something. The kids always try to impress the adults in the room.
Di nada.
Also, no reason to use your 25 cent word of the day more than once. No one is impressed twice by its use.
Getting pissy at people for using a polysyllabic word twice isn’t coming across as the big own you seem to have been aiming for.
You are projecting David.
I’m far to old to be impressed by a new vocabulary word. Nothing more.
Sue me.
Projecting? Projecting what?
This you?
For some of us, disambiguation wasn’t a new word, and in particular, I don’t think @[email protected] was trying to impess you.
“Getting pissy at people…”
I wasn’t “getting pissy”, I was making fun of them. YOU are the one getting pissy, dear boy.
It sure seems that reading for comprehension isn’t anyone elses strong suit here.
Oh honey. It was obviously so new for him that he had to use it in two consecutive posts. He was trying for something. The kids always try to impress the adults in the room.
You’ll realize this eventually. Maybe.