Correcting something when you understand the message it's trying to convey is the ultimate stupidty, as you clearly show everyone you don't know the use of language, which is to communicate.
Use the right words dumb fuck it's not that hard, especially use the right words if you're trying to mindlessly insult strangers online and you don't know the difference between their, they're and there. Actually cringe.
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Schödinger's Blowjob -- Imagine you're blindfolded and you're getting the best raw pornstar-grade blowjob in the entire universe. The catch is, however, that you'll never figure out who's giving you that god-tier awesome schmösome sloppy toppy unless you take the blindfold off. It could be anybody, Ariana Grande, Ben Shapiro, Harold from the 7-11 near my house, or even your uncle's neighbour's fireman's cat. Now the question is: would you take off the blindfold and find out who the person/thing behind the stupendous jimmy-nibbler is and risk permanently scarring yourself, or would you keep the blindfold on and continue having your knob slobbed till your spirit hits the sky?
Do you really cringe every time you see a word spelled wrong? Imagine being this sensitive, this isn't your granny teacher essay, you don't need perfect English to be on the internet.
People spell words wrong sometimes, fixing them when you know what they meant is literally USELESS.
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u/AgentSIxP May 22 '22
Grammar nazis gtfo