deskpro2k3 said:
I'm having a hard time believing that you don't know what the phase stating the obvious means. This has nothing to do with Grammar, but everything to do with your comprehension. Clearly you don't understand anything about what I'm saying otherwise you wouldn't be replying and derailing my thread. Since you said you don't really care in an earlier post, I suggest you just drop it and move on. |
I'm well aware of what the phrase "stating the obvious" means. What I'm less certain of is whatever...
"I said you was comparing, and I never said you wasn't. In other words, I was only stating the obvious fact, but you didn't thought of that did you"
...this is supposed to mean.
Setting aside the numerous grammatical errors, these sentences are completely vague and lack context. What is the obvious fact you are stating? What does "I never said you wasn't" refer to? It can't be comparing, because you already said you did claim that I was comparing. And most of all, what exactly "didn't I thought of?"
I'm sincerely not trying to just be a grammar nazi here; but I legitimately cannot understand this. I'm not trying to degrade you by asking if English is your first language; since I have a number of friends who don't speak English particularly well, I have some experience with choosing words that are easier to understand for people learning the language. If English is your first language, then, well...it might be time to ask for a refund from your elementary school.
Finally, I said that I don't care if you buy my theory or not. What I do care about is if you take that theory and try to twist it into something it isn't. If you don't buy my ideals; fair enough. But don't claim it's something it isn't based off a misunderstanding.
