That's fine, your experience differs from other people and I think you'd agree that you don't have an entirely typical lifestyle.
Returning to the main point: It's fine to like things, but when you encounter someone less knowledgeable or enthusiastic than yourself, you should try and pull them in in a cool way e.g. "Oh, admonish, it means "Warn or reprimand someone firmly."." and don't act like that guy.
I know it's hard when you're a nerd, especially when it comes to things where you can very easily give yourself a feeling of superiority, but don't.
Sorry, Fred, but she's been in college for nearly four years now and has been a creative writing major for 2+ years of them. It has nothing to do with me being a nerd, I simply expected more from her.
Yeah, writers should know words. I'm in a major full of people that actively look down on writing, in a school full of people who actively dislike writing, and I choose to know words despite all this. Someone who chooses to write as a profession (or sub-profession) should absolutely dwarf my knowledge of words and writing.
My sister doesn't know the meaning of the word "admonish". Literally. And she's a creative writing minor.
Eh. I've met a person who was responsible for not only the saftey of other people, but training people to be responsible for the saftey of other people, and she didn't know the meaning of "Detrimental." No Shit, she thought it meant the same as imperative.
Wait, what do you think it is that people who study language actually do?
Seems so. So does Sonic. Not actually true, of course. I mean, people actually give me money to write things, and I still regularly encounter words I don't know. So I just add them to my vocabulary and move on, it's not like it's a big fuckin' deal.
My sister doesn't know the meaning of the word "admonish". Literally. And she's a creative writing minor.
I didn't know what admonish meant, before reading this and going to Google. Also I will probably forget the word before tomorrow.
Forgetting words in your secondary language is not much to be blamed for, but it's frustrating when people don't know a regular word in their primary tongue.
My sister doesn't know the meaning of the word "admonish". Literally. And she's a creative writing minor.
I didn't know what admonish meant, before reading this and going to Google. Also I will probably forget the word before tomorrow.
Forgetting words in your secondary language is not much to be blamed for, but it's frustrating when people don't know a regular word in their primary tongue.
Yeah. Maybe we all just have a heightened sense of what accounts for a "normal word" in our language, but...Sometimes I'm just disappointed when people don't know words. Sue me if that makes me a jerk, but I still kinda agree with Sonic.
I meant, if that was how the theology behind Baptism worked. I personally believe Baptism is an entirely symbolic and mental choice that you display with a physical action.
I meant, if that was how the theology behind Baptism worked. I personally believe Baptism is an entirely symbolic and mental choice that you display with a physical action.
But the baby isn't making any choice. The baby's parents are.
I meant, if that was how the theology behind Baptism worked. I personally believe Baptism is an entirely symbolic and mental choice that you display with a physical action.
But the baby isn't making any choice. The baby's parents are.
I can't nap peacefully in my own room because of the two motherfuckers above me. One plays saxophone, the other one shitty christian devotionals on acoustic guitar. And sometimes both at once.
Sometime I feel like I'm just homesick for silence.
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Returning to the main point: It's fine to like things, but when you encounter someone less knowledgeable or enthusiastic than yourself, you should try and pull them in in a cool way e.g. "Oh, admonish, it means "Warn or reprimand someone firmly."." and don't act like that guy.
I know it's hard when you're a nerd, especially when it comes to things where you can very easily give yourself a feeling of superiority, but don't.
If that's the worst thing that happened today, you have it pretty good.
Warning: this is about as hard to watch as baby chiropractic.
He drowns babies. And is a doctor.
"Lawl"
Sometime I feel like I'm just homesick for silence.