I envisage this sentence would seem insolent to you, if you weren't such a corpulent ignoramus. However, I want to avoid all ambiguity, when I say that your frail and miniscule intellect is likely not to be able to comprehend its full ramification.
Although the insult sounds intellectual, it is not an efficient use of English. Plus I have heard it in similar forms,even before the days of the internet. Reference technical writing, its important to not waste peoples time with superfluous words. Dribble doesn't improve support the subject. In this case, can't you just call me a cockhead or something because your insult would be just as effective without you coming across as a complete twat. Anyway, cheers to ya.
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Neifuer, it just meens yuo haff big thums.
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I envisage this sentence would seem insolent to you, if you weren't such a corpulent ignoramus. However, I want to avoid all ambiguity, when I say that your frail and miniscule intellect is likely not to be able to comprehend its full ramification.
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If he has big thumbs he's probably a bit more on the "rotund" side of things, rather than "corpulent"
Although the insult sounds intellectual, it is not an efficient use of English. Plus I have heard it in similar forms,even before the days of the internet. Reference technical writing, its important to not waste peoples time with superfluous words. Dribble doesn't improve support the subject. In this case, can't you just call me a cockhead or something because your insult would be just as effective without you coming across as a complete twat. Anyway, cheers to ya.
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