Originally posted by Boskovic
manner actually
MANOR.
This is NOT NEGOTIABLE.
manner actually
MANOR.
This is NOT NEGOTIABLE.
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Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
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Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
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Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
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Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
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Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by WTFPILLOWSHIRT
Originally posted by Boskovic
Germany is central europe technically but is usually classed as western europe as apposed to Eastern europe. it is also a downright fantastic country.
Wut is so good about Germany.
Aside from their cars, all they have is a bunch of scatological pornography. Quality scatological pornography, but still, it is just shit.
you have to be the dumbest person on GLB.
and considering the average IQ over here, that is saying a lot.
"aside from their cars" lol how ignorant can a single person be?
How about aspirin, refrigirators, carburetors, dynamos and last but not least the X-ray.
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Originally posted by WTFPILLOWSHIRT
Originally posted by Boskovic
Germany is central europe technically but is usually classed as western europe as apposed to Eastern europe. it is also a downright fantastic country.
Wut is so good about Germany.
Aside from their cars, all they have is a bunch of scatological pornography. Quality scatological pornography, but still, it is just shit.
you have to be the dumbest person on GLB.
and considering the average IQ over here, that is saying a lot.
"aside from their cars" lol how ignorant can a single person be?
How about aspirin, refrigirators, carburetors, dynamos and last but not least the X-ray.
Heidi Klum
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Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
Which is true because their primary language has completely different grammar and vocabulary.
My argument wasnt about anybody being able to pick up a dictionary of a foreign language and you know that. You're using a chewbacca defense.
FYI i'm a foreigner (not even a US resident) and i seem to do pretty well, now don't I?
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
Which is true because their primary language has completely different grammar and vocabulary.
My argument wasnt about anybody being able to pick up a dictionary of a foreign language and you know that. You're using a chewbacca defense.
FYI i'm a foreigner (not even a US resident) and i seem to do pretty well, now don't I?
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Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
Which is true because their primary language has completely different grammar and vocabulary.
My argument wasnt about anybody being able to pick up a dictionary of a foreign language and you know that. You're using a chewbacca defense.
FYI i'm a foreigner (not even a US resident) and i seem to do pretty well, now don't I?
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
I'm not really sure where I am going with this all but reading a dictionary isn't going to help anyones social skills.
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
Which is true because their primary language has completely different grammar and vocabulary.
My argument wasnt about anybody being able to pick up a dictionary of a foreign language and you know that. You're using a chewbacca defense.
FYI i'm a foreigner (not even a US resident) and i seem to do pretty well, now don't I?
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
I'm not really sure where I am going with this all but reading a dictionary isn't going to help anyones social skills.
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Originally posted by Rezlov
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
Lol this is the first time ever someone has said something similar to me.
You know you dont have a leg to stand on when saying that "i only have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
You just said that because i told you i was a foreigner and non US resident.
Which doesnt mean english isnt my native language.
Strong assumption fail.
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
Lol this is the first time ever someone has said something similar to me.
You know you dont have a leg to stand on when saying that "i only have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
You just said that because i told you i was a foreigner and non US resident.
Which doesnt mean english isnt my native language.
Strong assumption fail.
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Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
Lol this is the first time ever someone has said something similar to me.
You know you dont have a leg to stand on when saying that "i only have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
You just said that because i told you i was a foreigner and non US resident.
Which doesnt mean english isnt my native language.
Strong assumption fail.
shut up you dirty belgian
everyone knows foreeners cant speak english properly
Originally posted by Rezlov
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
Lol this is the first time ever someone has said something similar to me.
You know you dont have a leg to stand on when saying that "i only have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
You just said that because i told you i was a foreigner and non US resident.
Which doesnt mean english isnt my native language.
Strong assumption fail.
shut up you dirty belgian
everyone knows foreeners cant speak english properly
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Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
Which is true because their primary language has completely different grammar and vocabulary.
My argument wasnt about anybody being able to pick up a dictionary of a foreign language and you know that. You're using a chewbacca defense.
FYI i'm a foreigner (not even a US resident) and i seem to do pretty well, now don't I?
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
I'm not really sure where I am going with this all but reading a dictionary isn't going to help anyones social skills.
that is fairly assumptive.
not as assuming as randy being a homo. 1/3 * 3=likelyhood of randy liking pen0r
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Originally posted by serialced
Originally posted by Rezlov
Knowledge of words doesn't imply ability to use such words in a social manner correctly.
Being able to write and understand the most basic words however does greatly improve one's chances of being taken seriously and thus improves his conversation skills since people will actually be willing to participate in conversation with said person.
Meh, understanding and reading the dictionary are two different monsters. Although you may know the meaning, it doesn't mean you know how to use it properly...granted some general knowledge will greatly improve conversation skills. I think it's fairly obvious however that WTFPILLOWSHIRT is buy no means attempting to be serious. Everyone knows Germany is a nice place.
the dictionary explains what words mean, if you still dont understand their meaning after reading the dictionary then you have bigger problems than just illiteracy
Not necessarily because commonly foreigners understand meanings but using them in proper sentences isn't as easy.
Which is true because their primary language has completely different grammar and vocabulary.
My argument wasnt about anybody being able to pick up a dictionary of a foreign language and you know that. You're using a chewbacca defense.
FYI i'm a foreigner (not even a US resident) and i seem to do pretty well, now don't I?
I know, but it is something of the same. You have a general knowledge of words, meanings and such, but don't necessarily use them correctly.
I'm not really sure where I am going with this all but reading a dictionary isn't going to help anyones social skills.
that is fairly assumptive.
not as assuming as randy being a homo. 1/3 * 3=likelyhood of randy liking pen0r
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