the day the dream died

Senna Jawa:
“This time it was not sloppiness. It was just a precise, functional shortcut, adequate to the situation. BTW, nothing good about sloppiness.”


It wasn’t a precise statement because it was an inaccurate statement. You made a mistake. It’s not as though it was an uncommon mistake, the majority of college students use the word inappropriately as well. I simply found it humorous given the circumstances.

Oh, I don’t know, sloppy seconds, sloppy Joes, sloppy kisses, all can be quite good.
 
Never said:
You made a mistake.
-- No, you made a mistake, you do not understand.

-- No, no, it is you who is mistaken and does not understand.

-- No, no, no, it's you...

-- No, no, no, no, it's still you...

"Never", you have to find yourself other partners for your "enlightning discussions", who will find you "exciting". I met too many snotty characters like you, it is boring to me. Have your "fun" with others. Goodbye,
 
Never

I don't care for sloppy joes, but as for the rest . . .
 
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