Joe you're going to scare these poor inner city children away from you if you don't learn how to react or adapt to them.
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Is that possible? don't you work with the inner city youth? and aren't you a little bias towards suburban people? How fast can you pick your nose and wipe your as at the same time while forgeting to wash your hands when your finished?
I don't know the answer to these questions. But I do know that your post contained six grammatical errors and misspellings.
Didn't capitalize the "d" in "Don't."
Didn't capitalize the "a" in "And."
"Bias" should be "biased" in this usage.
"Towards" should be "toward."
"As" should be "ass."
"Forgeting" should be "forgetting."
That indeed makes six.
Look here, Iwas trying to be nice to your triffling ass, but it appears you don't appreciate my hospitality. With that in mind, here's something that you can grammatically get right and understand; Fuck you!!! and I hope those kids never like nor accept your ass.
The grammatical comment was because I thought you might be one of the Central debaters, and grammar is kind of a running joke between us. I appreciate your help, but the kids have already come to accept my "triffling ass."
Wow, Joe, you've got a blog-heckler! Is there a term for that or should we coin one? Does "Flamer" apply in this case, or is that just for email? It's interesting that he or she didn't mention his or her incorrect use of "your" instead of "you're" in the original post. Fond regards, Brad
Hey Joe this is Geoffery, sorry about the mean blogs you've recieved from someone. To whom it is that is writting the mean blogs stop. You don't really know Joe, nor are you allowed to harass him on any terms. Joe is a nice person who can be wierd at times, but is ligit and decent at heart. You mean sick fucker, I hope one day you see the light before its too late, or I catch you in the streets.
Look Geffrey you stay the fuck out of this or else.
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