And found a low end Samsung. Most flagship/high end Samsung's have
lost the headphone jack.
But that is not what Arno claimed.
The same link I posted cites as second choice the Asus Zenfone 10, with
a price of $700...$750, which is not low end, or the Asus ROG Phone 7 at >>> $1000..$1400, or the Sony Xperia 1 V at $1400.
I could care less.
This is how I know Alan Browne has not only a low IQ, but no education. Notice that Alan can't even form a grammatically correct sentence again.
1. First Alan Browne brazenly denies obvious facts only a fool would deny.
2. Then Alan Browne creates his own excuse of his own fake news strawman.
3. And, when caught (like Trump) by Carlos on creating his own fake news...
Alan Brown then tells us...
"*I could care less*."
How stupid does someone need to be to be _that_ stupid that they can't even form a single sentence that expressed what he clearly "thought" it did?
On 2023-11-16 09:19, Wally J wrote:
And found a low end Samsung. Most flagship/high end Samsung's have >>>>> lost the headphone jack.
But that is not what Arno claimed.
The same link I posted cites as second choice the Asus Zenfone 10, with >>>> a price of $700...$750, which is not low end, or the Asus ROG Phone
7 at
$1000..$1400, or the Sony Xperia 1 V at $1400.
I could care less.
This is how I know Alan Browne has not only a low IQ, but no education.
Notice that Alan can't even form a grammatically correct sentence again.
1. First Alan Browne brazenly denies obvious facts only a fool would
deny.
2. Then Alan Browne creates his own excuse of his own fake news strawman.
3. And, when caught (like Trump) by Carlos on creating his own fake
news...
Alan Brown then tells us...
"*I could care less*."
How stupid does someone need to be to be _that_ stupid that they can't
even
form a single sentence that expressed what he clearly "thought" it did?
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Is it correct to say I could care less?
"Couldn't care less" and "could care less" are both used to mean someone doesn't care at all, but English teachers and grammarians will say that only "couldn't care less" is correct, so that is what you should use in formal or academic writing.
On 11/16/2023 1:03 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2023-11-16 09:19, Wally J wrote:
And found a low end Samsung. Most flagship/high end Samsung's have >>>>>> lost the headphone jack.
But that is not what Arno claimed.
The same link I posted cites as second choice the Asus Zenfone 10,
with
a price of $700...$750, which is not low end, or the Asus ROG Phone
7 at
$1000..$1400, or the Sony Xperia 1 V at $1400.
I could care less.
This is how I know Alan Browne has not only a low IQ, but no education.
Notice that Alan can't even form a grammatically correct sentence again. >>>
1. First Alan Browne brazenly denies obvious facts only a fool would
deny.
2. Then Alan Browne creates his own excuse of his own fake news
strawman.
3. And, when caught (like Trump) by Carlos on creating his own fake
news...
Alan Brown then tells us...
"*I could care less*."
How stupid does someone need to be to be _that_ stupid that they
can't even
form a single sentence that expressed what he clearly "thought" it did?
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Is it correct to say I could care less?
"Couldn't care less" and "could care less" are both used to mean
someone doesn't care at all, but English teachers and grammarians will
say that only "couldn't care less" is correct, so that is what you
should use in formal or academic writing.
Who's the newsgroup simpleton, now?
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
On 2023-11-16 10:13, News wrote:
On 11/16/2023 1:03 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2023-11-16 09:19, Wally J wrote:
Alan Brown then tells us...
"*I could care less*."
How stupid does someone need to be to be _that_ stupid that they
can't even form a single sentence that expressed what he clearly
"thought" it did?
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Is it correct to say I could care less?
"Couldn't care less" and "could care less" are both used to mean
someone doesn't care at all, but English teachers and grammarians
will say that only "couldn't care less" is correct, so that is what
you should use in formal or academic writing.
Who's the newsgroup simpleton, now?
Still you.
The fact that something isn't used literally, doesn't mean it isn't
widely used and understood.
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Simpleton would be an improvement.
I think it's at "moron" working on graduating to "imbecile".
(Or the other way around - haven't got time to parse the definitions).
Indeed. From Merriam-Webster:
"The dictionary treats could care less as a variant of the older phrase couldn't care less because it is so frequently encountered. Logic and
grammar are often separate considerations, but many people criticize the
use of could care less because it seems illogical."
Naturally, simpletons can't grasp such nuance. As always, the trolls
readily demonstrate their lack of mental acuity.
On Thu, 16 Nov 2023 20:55:30 -0500, Alan Browne wrote:
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Simpleton would be an improvement.
I think it's at "moron" working on graduating to "imbecile".
(Or the other way around - haven't got time to parse the definitions).
An educated person long ago would never have made that speech mistake.
But even an uneducated person would be able to admit they were wrong.
If they were reasonable, they'd learn from it.
On 2023-11-16 10:13, News wrote:
On 11/16/2023 1:03 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2023-11-16 09:19, Wally J wrote:
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.And found a low end Samsung. Most flagship/high end Samsung's have >>>>>>> lost the headphone jack.
But that is not what Arno claimed.
The same link I posted cites as second choice the Asus Zenfone 10, >>>>>> with
a price of $700...$750, which is not low end, or the Asus ROG
Phone 7 at
$1000..$1400, or the Sony Xperia 1 V at $1400.
I could care less.
This is how I know Alan Browne has not only a low IQ, but no education. >>>> Notice that Alan can't even form a grammatically correct sentence
again.
1. First Alan Browne brazenly denies obvious facts only a fool would
deny.
2. Then Alan Browne creates his own excuse of his own fake news
strawman.
3. And, when caught (like Trump) by Carlos on creating his own fake
news...
Alan Brown then tells us...
"*I could care less*."
How stupid does someone need to be to be _that_ stupid that they
can't even
form a single sentence that expressed what he clearly "thought" it did? >>>
Is it correct to say I could care less?
"Couldn't care less" and "could care less" are both used to mean
someone doesn't care at all, but English teachers and grammarians
will say that only "couldn't care less" is correct, so that is what
you should use in formal or academic writing.
Who's the newsgroup simpleton, now?
Still you.
The fact that something isn't used literally, doesn't mean it isn't
widely used and understood.
On Thu, 16 Nov 2023 20:55:30 -0500, Alan Browne wrote:
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Simpleton would be an improvement.
I think it's at "moron" working on graduating to "imbecile".
(Or the other way around - haven't got time to parse the
definitions).
An educated person long ago would never have made that speech mistake.
But even an uneducated person would be able to admit they were wrong.
If they were reasonable, they'd learn from it.
On 2023-11-16 23:58, Oscar Mayer wrote:
On Thu, 16 Nov 2023 20:55:30 -0500, Alan Browne wrote:
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Simpleton would be an improvement.
I think it's at "moron" working on graduating to "imbecile".
(Or the other way around - haven't got time to parse the definitions).
An educated person long ago would never have made that speech mistake.
But even an uneducated person would be able to admit they were wrong.
If they were reasonable, they'd learn from it.
An educated person doesn't stoop to ad hominem attacks over idioms used
as they are used commonly as opposed to logically. It's a fine
distraction for a troll to gleefully throw up and for rubes to agree with.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/could-couldnt-care-less
Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com> wrote
Indeed. From Merriam-Webster:
"The dictionary treats could care less as a variant of the older
phrase couldn't care less because it is so frequently encountered.
Logic and grammar are often separate considerations, but many people
criticize the use of could care less because it seems illogical."
Naturally, simpletons can't grasp such nuance. As always, the trolls
readily demonstrate their lack of mental acuity.
Heh heh heh...
iKooks
education of a high school dropout.
iKooks
inane excuses
complete and total ignorance
can't compete on facts
try to insult their way out
iKooks
iKooks are afraid
Who's the newsgroup simpleton, now?
Still you.
The fact that something isn't used literally, doesn't mean it isn't
widely used and understood.
Who's the newsgroup simpleton whatabout apologist now?
On 2023-11-17, News <News@Group.Name> wrote:
Who's the newsgroup simpleton, now?
Still you.
The fact that something isn't used literally, doesn't mean it isn't
widely used and understood.
Who's the newsgroup simpleton whatabout apologist now?
Wow... You trolls really *are*mental midgets. 🤣
Being able to admit you're wrong about something has absolutely nothing
to do with your education, and everything to do with your emotional
maturity or lack thereof.
If they were reasonable, they'd learn from it.
Agreed.
On Thu, 16 Nov 2023 20:55:30 -0500, Alan Browne wrote:
It's a common idiomatic usage, you simpleton.
Simpleton would be an improvement.
I think it's at "moron" working on graduating to "imbecile".
(Or the other way around - haven't got time to parse the definitions).
An educated person long ago would never have made that speech mistake.
But even an uneducated person would be able to admit they were wrong.
If they were reasonable, they'd learn from it.
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