Post by Christina on Aug 19, 2019 5:32:55 GMT
People are no good like they think monkeys are no good.
People who are born before like 1985 like to set themselves in a position it seems; then, they act like an old lady because maybe their mother grew into an old lady or they just want the safety of someone who won't tell them they are too young to be their mother. You'd think it was all this cool stuff, but no they set themselves in a surprising yet comfortable position where they talk like an old lady's ideal. I wish I could explain it better. Sometimes, it's just the fact they are mean and stick to prejudice against people for race. Like, they may be *curt.
*curt - nudely brief.
"his reply was curt"
synonyms: terse, brusque, abrupt, clipped, blunt, short, monosyllabic, summary, snappy, snappish, sharp, crisp, tart; gruff, offhand, unceremonious, ungracious, rude, impolite, discourteous, uncivil; laconic, brief, succinct, compact, pithy, to the point, economical; informalsnippy; raredusty
"“No,” was his curt reply"
antonyms: polite, expansive
late Middle English (in the sense ‘short, shortened’): from Latin curtus ‘cut short, abridged’.
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People who are born before like 1985 like to set themselves in a position it seems; then, they act like an old lady because maybe their mother grew into an old lady or they just want the safety of someone who won't tell them they are too young to be their mother. You'd think it was all this cool stuff, but no they set themselves in a surprising yet comfortable position where they talk like an old lady's ideal. I wish I could explain it better. Sometimes, it's just the fact they are mean and stick to prejudice against people for race. Like, they may be *curt.
*curt - nudely brief.
"his reply was curt"
synonyms: terse, brusque, abrupt, clipped, blunt, short, monosyllabic, summary, snappy, snappish, sharp, crisp, tart; gruff, offhand, unceremonious, ungracious, rude, impolite, discourteous, uncivil; laconic, brief, succinct, compact, pithy, to the point, economical; informalsnippy; raredusty
"“No,” was his curt reply"
antonyms: polite, expansive
late Middle English (in the sense ‘short, shortened’): from Latin curtus ‘cut short, abridged’.
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