Pos yer an idjit
Izzit un idjit who spenz tyme callin anuyther persson an idjit?
Izzit un idjit who spenz tyme callin anuyther persson an idjit?
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Collocating the adjective "complicate".
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Pos yer an idjit
Izzit un idjit who spenz tyme callin anuyther persson an idjit?
<*A taste for hangings is no guarantee of linguistic incompetence.*
But it could be as sign of such.> A taste for hangings can also accompany linguistic competence. Therefore it is a "sign" of neither. <I'd say that waving the OED in our faces is quite "menacing"> I doubt it. Even the supplements would make unsatisfactory bludgeons. MrP
Mr P doesn't seem too familiar with English turns of phrase.
"This includes waving that silly flag in the locals faces at every given opportunity." "If I want to spend half the day with my shirt off bouncing a frisbee off of works of public art, the last thing I need is someone getting accepted to Harvard Law walking around waving that piece of paper in people's faces making me feel like I haven't taken full advantage of the fact that we have the only library in the nation that has a Red Bull sponsorship." "For all of these years, he's been waving that jelly belly in our faces and expecting us to just sit and take it." etc.
<Mr P doesn't seem too familiar with English turns of phrase.>
But I'm quite familiar with your idiolect. Are you the poster formerly known as "M56", by any chance? MrP
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