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Thanks for the correction.
Working for an attorney , I picked up the habit.
But It''s cool let em snear. I've had worst . **wink**
lol Have a good one, Peace
LOL!
So have I.
SO
HAVE
I.
Thanks for the correction.
Working for an attorney , I picked up the habit.
But It''s cool let em snear. I've had worst . **wink**
lol Have a good one, Peace
Thanks for the correction.
Working for an attorney , I picked up the habit.
But It''s cool let em snear. I've had worst . **wink**
lol Have a good one, Peace
Thanks for the correction.
Working for an attorney , I picked up the habit.
But It''s cool let em snear. I've had worst . **wink**
lol Have a good one, Peace
HOW TO USE WORSE and WORST
Steps
1Consider how many things you are comparing.
2Use 'worse' if you're comparing two things: "I think eggplant is worse than squash, but that's just my opinion."
3Use 'worst' if you're comparing multiple things: "I disagree. Eggplant and boiled cabbage are both vile, but squash is the worst!"
It helps to link 'worse' to 'between' and 'worst' to 'among'. Between two choices, one will be worse. Among multiple choices, one will be the worst.
It also helps if you define 'worse' as 'less good' and 'worst' as 'least good'.
http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Worse-and-Worst
...And then he tries to deny his imflammatory remarks addressing us as "PIGS". This was the very derogatory term that ancient white people used against the Egyptians [Gypsies; Roma people] and against the Israelites for thousands of years. It's no different than the "N" word. For this reason, I do believe he is white.
He tries to cleverly explain that he was using an anology but, if you read what this racist person wrote, it is an agressive approach in making attempts to HURT someone...
Sister The Greeks called the Kemetians "Egyptans:, Hip- ka -ptah
(Followers or worshipers of Ptah) where did PIG come from???
Sister , sorry no disrepect but your beginning to sound like
this guy w/ your research smh...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNga_ycqS7o&feature=related