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Edited by I Stay Trevy:
10/11/2017 7:04:44 AM
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quit of all further responsibilities.
Read you child.
Go away.
His meaning isn't quitting.
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Edited by sunder202: 10/11/2017 7:06:52 AMYour own post yet again says "(usually followed by of): quit of all further responsibilities." Use it all kid Not always followed by. Usually followed by
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Its right there child. USUALLY QUITTING. USUALLY IT MEANS NO LONGER NO MORE FOREVER NOT ANYMORE You -blam!-ing idiot. Your saying he's quitting It is NORMALLY. USALLY FOLLOWED WITH (Always) Your using a word that is USUALLY always. Quitting is always and usually followed with always. So learn some parts of the dictionary. Usually. When you say Quitting. EVERYBODY assumes its followed by always. >.< Childs play. Sheesh.
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Making your case based upon what you assume other people assume a word means. And you assume that everyone is an idiot like you and assumes a word means something other than what it means. What a joke kid
