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It's not "all, like," it's "all like,". Do not ignore quotative like, sir.
— Apr 27, 2024 08:15AM
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Reg
is on page 249
"This section requires you to know what x-term is because we're explaining ANTI-x-term and it's soooooo simple, you guys! It's the OPPOSITE of x-term! We explain x-term laaaater in this chapter."
Or. Or you could explain it here. Or first. Or give an itty bitty aside so I understand THIS PART FUCK.
— Apr 07, 2024 08:52AM
Or. Or you could explain it here. Or first. Or give an itty bitty aside so I understand THIS PART FUCK.
Reg
is on page 140
PUT THEM IN ORDER; I AM CRYING. You're trying to illustrate a concept ffs, don't make us work for this. IT'S NOT EVEN AN EXERCISE AHDSLFHSLDKFGHA;GIHB;OFUHGALSUHLBUKDGLDAIFUVDSAFLKUFDHLKUSD
— Feb 24, 2024 11:15AM
Reg
is on page 139
Bro just took a whole goddamn page to make Russian nouns infinitely harder than they needed to be.
— Feb 24, 2024 11:08AM
Reg
is on page 99
Page 99
"In other words, it begs the question of why one would even consider featherless bi-peds as a class apart from all other potentially arbitrary classes of items in the natural world, say red socks, or broken sticks. Certainly, if we were to take a feathered bi-ped and remove all its feathers (poor thing), it would not become a human being."
What a weird illustration.
— Feb 17, 2024 09:47AM
"In other words, it begs the question of why one would even consider featherless bi-peds as a class apart from all other potentially arbitrary classes of items in the natural world, say red socks, or broken sticks. Certainly, if we were to take a feathered bi-ped and remove all its feathers (poor thing), it would not become a human being."
What a weird illustration.

