#36 is right, or if you're not straight. Go get some ****. Fag.

So very tactful. Thanks for the advice o' wise one. How old are you anyway?

@bobbim 'Learnt' is a word. It's more common in British English. Americans say learned. dumb ****

Just because bobbim didn't know that learnt is an actual word doesn't make them a 'dumb ****' There is a huge difference between stupidity and ignorance. Stupidity is when I'm given a puzzle or a joke or statement, and i don't understand it because I can't put 2 and 2 together - a poor example, sorry But ignorance is when I don't understand something because it's about something I'm unfamiliar with, for example, politics in another country, or maybe it's because there was a word used I've never heard before In this case, bobbim was just ignorant about the use of the word learnt. This doesn't make bobbim a 'dumb ****' it just means they have the opportunity to learn something new! That's why always being ignorant about at least one thing is a good thing, that way you can always learn something new! :)

Being ignorant of the word 'learnt' is okay. We can't all know everything, and not knowing something is a great chance to learn. Assuming that 'learnt' isn't a word because you're unfamiliar with it, then calling other people out on that usage despite not taking the time to inform yourself of the facts or figure out if you're actually right (especially in this age where it takes about 20 seconds), is considerably less okay in my books. Admittedly, #43 calling him a "dumb ****" for it was a bit out of line, but I have to say it made me considerably upset too.

Wow. That was rude.