Anonymous #1 1d

Apparently you weren’t taught common sense either, so let’s walk through it. If someone says “it’s something that was taught at least six times in school” do you think that a. It’s something that can be substituted like a book in an English class or b. Common facts? For example history and things like “who was the first president of the United States?” Usually when someone makes a statement similar to the one above it’s referring to the latter. Did that help you understand?

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Anonymous OP 1d

not reading all that lmao wtf

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Anonymous OP 1d

whole dissertation cus ur annoying

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Anonymous #1 1d

Oh so I guess you never read those books either if a comment that wouldn’t even constitute as a paragraph is too difficult for you to read lol

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Anonymous OP 1d

Not a dissertation. Not even a paragraph. You’re just mad cause I said what I’m talking about clearly doesn’t apply to what you’re saying and that for some reason has you pissy. Sorry if someone fucked up your day but I suggest a journal instead of being upset that someone corrected you about a comment you didn’t understand

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Anonymous OP 1d

Guess she was mad bc she was clearly proven wrong 😭

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Anonymous #1 23h

And as a teacher… both of those books are taught for the same reason, so it doesn’t matter which one you read lol

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Anonymous #1 22h

dumbest bitch alive 😭

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