I’m not sure enough people have told you this but you seem like a bit of a dickhead. If you read my comments I wasn’t rude to you at any point and you’ve radiated pure arrogance. And the worst part is I still have no idea what you are talking about because you think not explaining makes you superior even though to me it appears like you’re doing it because you can’t explain it and in turn that makes you insecure because it might make you appear stupid or something. So, it’s ok I won’t judge you, if you don’t know what you’re talking about just accept it and we will move on
I read this a few times and I think I finally understand a small piece of what they’re saying. I wrote : “ I’m confused? “
Then this friendly chap started ranting about me not knowing the difference between a question and a statement, possibly to deflect from his original “their” remark which I still can’t figure out. Hilariously my “I’m confused?” comment was a question and a statement simultaneously and was meant as question to this lovely fellow while stating my confusion to anyone else who might read my comment.
A question ends with a question mark.
Yes, yes they do, you just might be catching on.
I’m not sure enough people have told you this but you seem like a bit of a dickhead. If you read my comments I wasn’t rude to you at any point and you’ve radiated pure arrogance. And the worst part is I still have no idea what you are talking about because you think not explaining makes you superior even though to me it appears like you’re doing it because you can’t explain it and in turn that makes you insecure because it might make you appear stupid or something. So, it’s ok I won’t judge you, if you don’t know what you’re talking about just accept it and we will move on
TL:DR
“I’m confused?” is statement ended with a question mark; I hope you finally understand.
I hope you finally understand.
Sentences usually need subjects. :)
I read this a few times and I think I finally understand a small piece of what they’re saying. I wrote : “ I’m confused? “ Then this friendly chap started ranting about me not knowing the difference between a question and a statement, possibly to deflect from his original “their” remark which I still can’t figure out. Hilariously my “I’m confused?” comment was a question and a statement simultaneously and was meant as question to this lovely fellow while stating my confusion to anyone else who might read my comment.
Please read my reply @Cthulu_but_gay
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