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3. Great point.

Tue Nov 12, 2024, 11:29 PM

Nov 2024

I used writhing like withing until my English teaching aunt laughed and then corrected me.

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Question: Should we judge people by their [View all] cachukis Nov 2024 OP

people who say CAUSE instead of BECAUSE Skittles Nov 2024 #1

No, we should not judge because LuckyCharms Nov 2024 #2

Great point. cachukis Nov 2024 #3

But if they present a certain command of an idea, cachukis Nov 2024 #4

Not to my ears. n/t LuckyCharms Nov 2024 #5

Only insofar as questioning the intelligence of the interlocutor. JoseBalow Nov 2024 #10

No question. The audience is a good judge. cachukis Nov 2024 #12

nah Quiet Em Nov 2024 #6

If you had to write a medical report and misspelled cachukis Nov 2024 #7

If that was my job I would use care and not do that. Quiet Em Nov 2024 #8

Will the people you speak with improve cachukis Nov 2024 #9

I do just fine in life, Quiet Em Nov 2024 #11

Thank you for participating. cachukis Nov 2024 #13

no The Wandering Harper Nov 2024 #14