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If he cant get laid im just saying
Not sure what his virginity proves.
Absolutely
Yes
I'm a bigot
?
It was before my time, so correct any details as necessary.
This poll is close to that biased. So I'm not answering.
Quote: DJTeddyBearNo option for “Could not care less” ?
"Could" care less
Quote: djatc"Could" care less
“Could care less” means you do care.
Boo-hoo.
Quote: ams288“Could care less” means you do care.
I was forced to listen to this hearing BS while in a car so I was forced to care :(
I don't think virgins are more likely to have rape than non-virgins, very much the opposite. If the virgins were even half as aggressive as rapists, they would have been laid already.Quote: darkozHis being a virgin into his 20s is good reason he might try to rape someone
If he cant get laid im just saying
Not sure what his virginity proves.
Fewer? Whatever.Quote: RSCould care fewer* is the proper term for when there’s something you don’t care about at all.
My point is:
I could NOT care less fewer....
Quote: DJTeddyBearFewer? Whatever.Quote: RSCould care fewer* is the proper term for when there’s something you don’t care about at all.
My point is:
I could NOT care less fewer....
I dont know anybody who says "I could care fewer"
Not in my part of the country
"I could care less" is the common vernacular which doesnt mean you care for only a smaller percentage (fewer) than expected but rather you dont care at all
"Frankly my dear, I dont give a damn" is closer in meaning
Quote: darkozQuote: DJTeddyBearFewer? Whatever.Quote: RSCould care fewer* is the proper term for when there’s something you don’t care about at all.
My point is:
I could NOT care less fewer....
I dont know anybody who says "I could care fewer"
Not in my part of the country
"I could care less" is the common vernacular which doesnt mean you care for only a smaller percentage (fewer) than expected but rather you dont care at all
"Frankly my dear, I dont give a damn" is closer in meaning
You're just sheltered, being the most feared and all😃
No one ever introduces new ways of saying things around those they fear.
Quote: MaxPenQuote: darkozQuote: DJTeddyBearFewer? Whatever.Quote: RSCould care fewer* is the proper term for when there’s something you don’t care about at all.
My point is:
I could NOT care less fewer....
I dont know anybody who says "I could care fewer"
Not in my part of the country
"I could care less" is the common vernacular which doesnt mean you care for only a smaller percentage (fewer) than expected but rather you dont care at all
"Frankly my dear, I dont give a damn" is closer in meaning
You're just sheltered, being the most feared and all😃
No one ever introduces new ways of saying things around those they fear.
Lol
When I first started AP grabbing other peoples points I termed myself a "Point Whore". It sounded both sexy and mysterious
First time I was conversing with a female who did the same thing it was on the tip of my tongue to inform her she was a "Point WHORE" too when I suddenly caught what would have been an embarrasing faux pax and politically changed my terminology from "Point Whoring" to "Point Hustling"
Quote: onenickelmiracleI don't think virgins are more likely to have rape than non-virgins, very much the opposite. If the virgins were even half as aggressive as rapists, they would have been laid already.
Speaking as someone who was a virgin for an embarrassingly long time, I concur with this assessment.
I could care less. ;PQuote: VCUSkyhawkI really enjoy how a biased poll that was set up has turned into a grammar lesson.
ETA: But, I couldn't care fewer*, no matter how hard I try.
Quote: JoemanI could care less. ;P
ETA: But, I couldn't care fewer*, no matter how hard I try."Fewer" is only used if the object described is countable. "Less" is used if it is singular/abstract. E.g., I could care less about a single subject, or I could have fewer cares in general.
Correct for all intensive purposes :)))
Quote: darkozQuote: JoemanI could care less. ;P
ETA: But, I couldn't care fewer*, no matter how hard I try."Fewer" is only used if the object described is countable. "Less" is used if it is singular/abstract. E.g., I could care less about a single subject, or I could have fewer cares in general.
Correct for all intensive purposes :)))
you should have said intents and purposes. Could have given us another 2 pages on correct phrases.
Quote: GWAEQuote: darkozQuote: JoemanI could care less. ;P
ETA: But, I couldn't care fewer*, no matter how hard I try."Fewer" is only used if the object described is countable. "Less" is used if it is singular/abstract. E.g., I could care less about a single subject, or I could have fewer cares in general.
Correct for all intensive purposes :)))
you should have said intents and purposes. Could have given us another 2 pages on correct phrases.
I just did
Quote: GWAEQuote: darkozQuote: JoemanI could care less. ;P
ETA: But, I couldn't care fewer*, no matter how hard I try."Fewer" is only used if the object described is countable. "Less" is used if it is singular/abstract. E.g., I could care less about a single subject, or I could have fewer cares in general.
Correct for all intensive purposes :)))
you should have said intents and purposes. Could have given us another 2 pages on correct phrases.
Wait is it NOT intents and purposes?
Quote: VCUSkyhawkQuote: GWAEQuote: darkozQuote: JoemanI could care less. ;P
ETA: But, I couldn't care fewer*, no matter how hard I try."Fewer" is only used if the object described is countable. "Less" is used if it is singular/abstract. E.g., I could care less about a single subject, or I could have fewer cares in general.
Correct for all intensive purposes :)))
you should have said intents and purposes. Could have given us another 2 pages on correct phrases.
Wait is it NOT intents and purposes?
In tents end purpose is.*
Y'all gotta git gud at grammar.