It's alright. I ****** HATE feet. There soooo disgusting

dumb him he's not worth it and that doesn't help he's an ass for making you cry

Type on - sure. But not here. And it's better to have something to say, other than expressing that you have said/have not said/are going to say something and that you are 13 and use big words, too. It's not an accomplishment to be 13 and spell. I'm pretty sure that's the standard goal in education.

hahaha that sucks !

Thank you, theRovingMage. :) #132: I repeated myself because you brought up my comments being all about me/trying to make the comments section about me; I pointed out what contradicts that and asked what you meant. Also, "expressing that you are going to say something"? Isn't clicking on the comment box and starting to type an expression of the fact that I am going to say something? And I fail to see a connection between using big words and spelling properly. I suppose more complex words are more difficult to spell, but... spelling /anything/ properly shouldn't be considered any sort of accomplishment on the Internet, regardless of age. There's a little red line and a list of suggestions if you spell something incorrectly, for goodness's sake!

xD haahahahahahaha I laughed hard at this one

I will try to put it in a different way. I am, after all, only trying to help you. There is a time and a place to use big words, and it isn't here. Also, you should keep in mind that there is a difference between sounding smart and being smart, and I am not saying you are ONLY sounding smart. However, I am saying that you can say smart things in an accessible and simple way (which is a sign of greater intelligence, to my opinion, and you will probably learn this as you continue on your journey to university and Nobel Prizes ;) ) I guess my original comment was about the fact that, out of nowhere, you announced that you were 13 and read dictionaries for pleasure. Somehow it didn't seem relevant. It seemed like something someone would say, who is waiting for applause. Sorry if that sounds harsh. Waiting for your denial of all this ;)

ewww that's so freaken nasty I'm sorry but if that were my bf I would kick him in the nuts I really would

Bootje, I disagree that there's a time and place for using "big words". It annoys me to no end that in order to communicate, I have to talk using words no longer than two syllables. How are we supposed to aspire to a higher linguistic medium if we're only allowed to use simple words? There's a time and place for jargon, yes. I'm in a jargon-heavy field, so when I talk to someone who doesn't know what I'm saying, yes, I try to make it as easy as possible. But using words like Kua_Mei does, (the most uncommon of which was affable, by the way) is just communication. Besides, with the prevalence of the iPhone and the free Dictionary.com app, there's no reason to be confused. Then there's the context clues that they teach you in middle school. Tl;Dr: Language is beautiful, and those who spell, think, and type correctly deserve as much respect as those who haven't yet discovered the period and comma.

This is pointless. Neither of us will agree with one another. FML will never be the higher linguistic medium that you dream of, I'm afraid. And why should it be? People come here for a laugh. The internet is already full of people insulting each other because they make grammar/spelling errors. It annoys me. Or do you think we should all reply now in poetic verses?