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Hahahaha!!! "Your" too funny!!! I'm just fucking with you!!! I don't care if "your " gay!!! Not saying gay is something bad "Aardvark" you left a comment that the vid didn't turn you on, and asked us why... I read it and replied, you didn't get off on a whore that can swallow a big cock, and takes a hard assfucking, I replied with an answer,, maybe uloveitintheass
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to uloveitintheass : OMG!!! There you've done it again!! You've used "your" instead of "you're" even though I've just given you a thoroughly good tutorial and the answer, in this case the correct usage, is right below. Such slovenly lack of attention to me means you must probably be engaged in some menial job.
Why is the Redneck response always "you must be gay" to ANYTHING that you don't comprehend or agree with or isn't your personal preference? This from someone who goes by the moniker "uloveritintheass".... Priceless, especially when using gay in a sentence!
I could wax on and explain the psychological condition you suffer from, being careful to use small words but you still wouldn't understand. I could also profile you quite accurately but what's the point? "uloveitintheass" afterall...
Why is the Redneck response always "you must be gay" to ANYTHING that you don't comprehend or agree with or isn't your personal preference? This from someone who goes by the moniker "uloveritintheass".... Priceless, especially when using gay in a sentence!
I could wax on and explain the psychological condition you suffer from, being careful to use small words but you still wouldn't understand. I could also profile you quite accurately but what's the point? "uloveitintheass" afterall...
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to The__Aardvark : Ok!!! Your an educated gay dude that's well spoken!!!
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to uloveitintheass : I think you meant to say "you're" and not "your".
"Your" is possessive, meaning that something belongs to you or the person you are speaking to. For example, “What is your name?” Or, “Are these your car keys?”
"You're" is a combination of the words, "you" and "are". This is called a contraction.
It is important to understand the language and to be able to use it proficiently, if not expertly, especially when attempting sarcasm, satire or keyboard warrior heroics. If not, you just come across as as and uneducated troglodyte, which is sadly indicative of the education system in many parts of the world these days.
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"Your" is possessive, meaning that something belongs to you or the person you are speaking to. For example, “What is your name?” Or, “Are these your car keys?”
"You're" is a combination of the words, "you" and "are". This is called a contraction.
It is important to understand the language and to be able to use it proficiently, if not expertly, especially when attempting sarcasm, satire or keyboard warrior heroics. If not, you just come across as as and uneducated troglodyte, which is sadly indicative of the education system in many parts of the world these days.
Yawn...
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