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Racer8825 · May 24, 2018

NWPATSFAN said:
Is English a second language for you?

The definition of exponentially is by great degrees or great amounts. An example of exponentially is how your income increases when it increases from $10,000 to $100,000.
Exponentially dictionary definition | exponentially defined
www.yourdictionary.com/exponentially

Blame Canada obviously they have low standards when employing writers.

Thanks for explaining to us what the word exponentially means. I must applaud you for using the word in a sentence as well. What other words do you have vast knowledge in?

chf · May 24, 2018

Yes, see from 10 to 100 (thousand) WOULD be EXPONENTIALLY.

You don't want to hang your hat on the rest. Because it supports my assertion more than yours.

Nice pot shot at Canadian academics though. Of course that's highly ironic given where the US places on education lists.

Racer8825 · May 24, 2018

chf said:
Yes, see from 10 to 100 (thousand) WOULD be EXPONENTIALLY.

You don't want to hang your hat on the rest. Because it supports my assertion more than yours.

Nice pot shot at Canadian academics though. Of course that's highly ironic given where the US places on education lists.

So much higher than that of Canada.

chf · May 24, 2018

Racer8825 said:
So much higher than that of Canada.

Uh, well you go on believing that Racer. We DO live in a post-factual world supposedly.

Racer8825 · May 24, 2018

chf said:
Uh, well you go on believing that Racer. We DO live in a post-factual world supposedly.

Well ok then.

chf · May 24, 2018

Racer8825 said:
Well ok then.

Just so you know (NWP never remembers), I'm as American as you are. Been a dual citizen since '76. Lived back south of the '49th as recently as late '03.

Racer8825 · May 24, 2018

chf said:
Just so you know (NWP never remembers), I'm as American as you are. Been a dual citizen since '76. Lived back south of the '49th as recently as late '03.

Oh alright.

NWPATSFAN · May 24, 2018

chf said:
Just so you know (NWP never remembers), I'm as American as you are. Been a dual citizen since '76. Lived back south of the '49th as recently as late '03.

Actually I do remember. I remember you're some kind of writer who likes to point out spelling errors and then misspells words right afterward.

Similar to how you wish to define exponentially :doh:

NWPATSFAN · May 24, 2018

Racer8825 said:
Thanks for explaining to us what the word exponentially means. I must applaud you for using the word in a sentence as well. What other words do you have vast knowledge in?

A little piece of advice for you if I may?

Be careful if you plan on using @chf to check your azimuth on certain subjects.

chf · May 24, 2018

I don't define it that way champ, the actual definition is in there in your link.

I guess even dictionaries give up and waive the white flag with lazy people like you.

Here's a funny example - the urban dictionary defining another word, this one doesn't even exist.

Disorientated
Disorientated is the British spelling/pronunciation (originally from a French word) of the US slurred and lazy variant disoriented.

chf · May 24, 2018

NWPATSFAN said:
A little piece of advice for you if I may?

Be careful if you plan on using @chf to check your azimuth on certain subjects.

<applause>

to 'prove' a point, nwp broke out the thesaurus!

And yeah, I use prove veeeeery fucking loosely.

NWPATSFAN · May 25, 2018

chf said:
<applause>

to 'prove' a point, nwp broke out the thesaurus!

And yeah, I use prove veeeeery fucking loosely.

Translation = chf was wrong AGAIN.

It would've been much easier if you had just said that. :suds:

Look at it this way. Being wrong isn't a bad thing. It's just not being right.

NWPATSFAN · May 25, 2018

chf said:
I don't define it that way champ, the actual definition is in there in your link.

I guess even dictionaries give up and waive the white flag with lazy people like you.

Here's a funny example - the urban dictionary defining another word, this one doesn't even exist.

Disorientated
Disorientated is the British spelling/pronunciation (originally from a French word) of the US slurred and lazy variant disoriented.

I guess this would have some merit had I used the urban dictionary to prove you wrong again?

Not sure which part of this you can't comprehend? Then again that's not my problem but it is yours. The definition of exponentially is by great degrees or great amounts

Let me know when you publish the chf dictionary I'd love to see what it entails.

chf · May 25, 2018

chf · May 25, 2018

I'm disorientated after the language lesson.

NWPATSFAN · May 25, 2018

chf said:
I'm embarrassed after the language lesson.

FIFY

Rex Racer · May 25, 2018

chf said:
<applause>

to 'prove' a point, nwp broke out the thesaurus!

And yeah, I use prove veeeeery fucking loosely.

It's spelled "very".

Racer8825 · May 25, 2018

NWPATSFAN said:
A little piece of advice for you if I may?

Be careful if you plan on using @chf to check your azimuth on certain subjects.

Thanks.

Racer8825 · May 25, 2018

NWPATSFAN said:
I guess this would have some merit had I used the urban dictionary to prove you wrong again?

Not sure which part of this you can't comprehend? Then again that's not my problem but it is yours. The definition of exponentially is by great degrees or great amounts

Let me know when you publish the chf dictionary I'd love to see what it entails.

As would I LOL.

chf · May 25, 2018

NWPATSFAN said:
FIFY

Did you come?

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