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Edited by ItsTimeToSignOut:
11/3/2014 7:31:09 PM
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Nice understanding of the English language;
[quote] hostile: opposed.
"people are very hostile to the idea"
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You don't know what hypocrite means? I'm hiding behind my screen? I live presumably multiple hours away, how about we have a convo face to face #logic. Lmfao Its OK, you only rekt yourself.
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[quote]unfriendly; antagonistic. "a hostile audience"[/quote] put that in your milk, scrub.
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Edited by ItsTimeToSignOut: 11/3/2014 7:46:14 PM[quote][quote]unfriendly; antagonistic. "a hostile audience"[/quote] put that in your milk, scrub.[/quote] Not knowing what context is, is English your second language? You're an embarrassment. Quit while you have an ounce of dignity left. I can literally see you changing google trend's counter on the word 'scrub' please stop.
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lol your'e kidding me right? I know exactly what context it was used in. "My opinion is different than yours, so you're wrong and I'm right" OK north Korea, take it somewhere else. synonyms: unfriendly, unkind, bitter, unsympathetic, malicious, vicious, rancorous, venomous, poisonous, virulent who was hostile first? you, sir scrub.
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You're clearly missing your first post. I now know I'm arguing with a idiot. Get blocked, I know anymore words from your fool of a mouth will drop anyone's IQ who reads this. /discussion
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Edited by SKTCHWLKR: 11/3/2014 8:03:28 PMI never considered it because it wasn't hostile in any way, scrub. [quote]That's what I thought 'fool'.[/quote]
