Apathy?

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[tinkatinkatink]

I would sign the petition... but, when I have to include a street address, I pass.

[ytmhcubed]

I'd rather all this time and effort go to setting up or looking for alternatives to youtube's quasi-monopoly of the whole internet video thing.

[spoddie]

Parts of speech really kick your arse.

Err is a verb. Errs is the present third person singular. You need a noun. The noun of the verb "to err" is error. The pluralisation is errors.

[D34dH053]

"Didn't your mother ever tell you that you don't have to blurt out everything that comes across your mind? The same thing applies on the internet."

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I'll take your continued deflections as admittance to your errs.

Have a good life. I hope you try to live it a little more honestly in the future.

[spoddie]

Didn't your mother ever tell you that you don't have to blurt out everything that comes across your mind? The same thing applies on the internet.

[D34dH053]

"You've stopped using capitalisation for emphasis because you realise it makes you look stupid."

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REALLY?

Your opinions are yours to hold dear, I suppose.

Have you got a citation yet?

"I know that being quiet is often the hardest thing for an American to do but it's something you should consider."

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While being deceitful and ignorant seems not only easy for you, but almost as if you apply your methods and lack of substance in your everyday life. Congratulations on your mediocrity.

[spoddie]

You've stopped using capitalisation for emphasis because you realise it makes you look stupid.

I know that being quiet is often the hardest thing for an American to do but it's something you should consider.

[D34dH053]

"It was more than a comma, you don't seem to be able to build noun clauses correctly"

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Yes, I'm going to take English courses from a 44 year old engineer who claims that emphasizing words with capitalization is a sign of illiteracy...

Additionally, I still await any citation for this assertion of yours....

[D34dH053]

"I shouldn't tease people with obsessive compulsive disorder, but it's so much fun." _ You describe being deceitful as "fun"? Operating with cognitive dissonance as as 'fun"? You make baseless accusations and cannot back any of them up, and this is "fun" to you? "Keep up the good work, I might eventually deign to help you." _ If you could just stay on topic and act with integrity, that would be all that's required. "It was more than a comma," _ No, the sentence was was just lacking a comma.

[spoddie]

I shouldn't tease people with obsessive compulsive disorder, but it's so much fun.

Keep up the good work, I might eventually deign to help you.

(^.^)/

(It was more than a comma, you don't seem to be able to build noun clauses correctly)

[ENGLISHBL0KE]

Apathy is probably the main reason millions live in poverty.

If you can find the cure to apathy then please let the nearest charity organisation know as soon as possible.

From what I've seen from human behaviour they will always be driven by self interest in greed long before basic humanity or the greater good of themselves and those around them.

Perhaps if you offer them a hat or a tshirt they might be persuaded to give a damn about something.

[D34dH053]

"I only prompted two replies this time! Is the medication kicking in?"

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Is this your citation that using emphasis via capitalization is a sign of illiteracy?

Is this an explanation of how being a hypocrite isn't hypocrisy?

Is this any substance to support your baseless and unfounded claims?

Is this a better attempt ridicule?

Is it more deception in the form of deflection?

"Typos are one thing,.. "

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Yes, I forgot a comma to clearly identify the subject in the sentence. Poor attempt to ridicule