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Is there a "you're an idiot" button on this site somewhere?
No one probably saw him do it... Hopefully.
If you're old enough to be on this website then you should be old enough to not be such a dumbass
I was just wondering how old OP is... sounds like a little kid to me.
Hope you got it back!
Hope you didn't get into too much trouble!
why did'nt you pay attention if someone is telling the history off you're country!? this brave men and women fought with there lives to give the next generation a better life! so treat the history with respect. YDI!
I see that English is your second language. "Why *didn't you pay attention when someone is telling the history *of *your country? *These brave men and women fought with *their lives to give the next generation a better life!" "didn't" is "did not" without the "o" so the apostrophe goes where the "o" would be. "of" is pronounced "uv." "Off" is pronounced with the "f" sound and has a different meaning, as in "The cat jumped off the table" or "He turned off the stove" as opposed to "Someone is telling you the history of your country." "Your" is possessive, as in "He broke your clock." "You're" is the same as "you are" as in "You're a brave man" or "You're going to jail." "These" is plural, as in "These brave men." "This" is singular, as in "This brave man." "Their" is possessive, as in "They fought with their lives." "There" indicates a location, as in "Look over there." "They're" is the same as "they are" as in "They're brave men" or "They're fighting for their country." I hope I didn't come off as a snot, but when I saw that you're from the Netherlands I thought I should say something before some dick said something mean to you. People on this site tend to be really rude to people who make grammatical errors for some reason. I also thought it might be helpful if I explained the rules of English grammar for your future use. And good on you for learning a second language. I took French in high school and college but it never stuck.
an entire screen worth of nitpicking. No, thats not coming off as rude or anything.
Well that was stupid. Pay attention so stuff like that doesn't happen.
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It'd probably be best if you jumped in after it.
how does a bullet even feel like a rock