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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.

MTZehvor said:

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 appreciate that neither of you have completely succumbed to personal shots, but this back and forth really isn't going anywhere. Let's take a step back before this gets heated, or switch to PM if you really want to continue discussing semantics.



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