By Michael - 13/06/2009 10:35 - United States
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Michael here... I had to introduce the new girlfriend to the exwife when I picked up my kid. My exwife didn't want my son spending the weekend with me and her if she didn't meet her. They did end up sharing things about me. However they claim that if I think that's all they talked about that I'm really conceded. I think I'm more paranoid than conceded, though.
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They're going to have sweet lesbian loving! Thats what my ex and his new boyfriend did :)
Obviously because they have a kid together, and it's what's best for their child?
Sounds very similar to an episode of Two and a Half Men
YDI for introducing them.
LOL, get both of them or lose both of them.
Michael here... I had to introduce the new girlfriend to the exwife when I picked up my kid. My exwife didn't want my son spending the weekend with me and her if she didn't meet her. They did end up sharing things about me. However they claim that if I think that's all they talked about that I'm really conceded. I think I'm more paranoid than conceded, though.
conceded = conceited?
You do know conceded is a completely separate word with an entirely different meaning from conceited, right? Concede is when you admit that the other person was right in an argument. Conceited means you're full of yourself.
No need to be grammar Nazis people.
And thus spake the grammar Nazi... #201
#201 Actually, this might be a job for the vocabulary nazis.
It was not misused.
My dads first wife and my mom are pretty good friends and it's turned out well
#199 You're no fun anymore.
Sounds exactly like the episode of Two and A Half Men where Judith and Kandi become friends (season 3)
Yes it's true that there are two forms, conceited and conceded. But if the author thinks the women were only talking about him and they accused him of being "conceited" then that would be the correct form because they were saying he is full of himself. So thank you for your definitions but you're still wrong.
#217 I was thinking of the same thing.
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conceded = conceited?
200, Wouldn't it be a grammar nazi? He did spell the work correctly, he just misused the word.