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On 2025-06-17 21:29, AlleyCat wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jun 2025 20:52:32 -0700, Alan says...
No. It shows a red Kia (you don't capitalize adjective, doofus) hitting >>>> a person by driving into her.
Why in the fuck, faggot, are you whining about the capitalization or a word?
Why in the fuck, PusseyGurl, are you calling me "faggot"?
Because I want to.
Why in the fuck, faggot, are you whining about the capitalization or a word?
Because you HAVE to prove to yourself, you're the smartest faggot in the room.
You ARE!
No one else here, is a faggot.
Because you haven't a fucking thing to excuse your fella faggots and their >>> behaviour.
Why are you too stupid to look up the citation?
If you had half a brain, you'd know that c186282 had NOTHING to do with the >>> spelling of "Red".
I know that what ended up in this (these) newsgroup(s) was what he chose
to put here.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
If he's not bright enough to fix a typo, or use "[sic]" to indicate it...
My fucking GOD... that's mental.
It's not a question of anyone's being "bright" enough. A QUOTE is a quote.
He could have done what I did, taking a screenshot and posting that, THEN what
would have to piss and moan and whine about?
The dimensions of the pic?
Would not put it past your pedantic, faggot shit self.
...that's not my problem
Ohhhh yes it is.
It's your MENTAL problem(s).
WHO the fuck CARES how a word is spelled, ESPECIALLY if it's a direct quote?
Words do NOT need to be spelled correctly OR have a (sic) put next to them, to
be able to read and comprehend it, unless, of course, you're a Cangaydian public school gradgeit.
PusseyGurl...
If you'd gotten more than an GED you'd have learned that the very reason
that people use "[sic]" when they quote text is to indicate that the
error (or other issue) WITH that text is not of their making, but rather something that existed in the original text.
"sic" is Latin for "thus"; meaning "it existed thus".
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