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lmao! Ok.. I'm cracking up over here.. I think I should go to sleep now. Thanks for the laugh.

That may be what you meant to say, but what you actually said is that someone of very small girth (2 inches girth = a thumb) would be too small, and someone of average or only slightly larger than average girth would be just right (6-7 inches = two inch diameter, i.e. just over average.)

So your insult...wasn't insulting, as there is actually no real implication that Katie is any "looser" than average, which is what you were trying to get at (but, so sad for you, failing miserably.)

Sorry, YOU lose.




Edited, Sat Oct 1 09:57:08 2005 by Ambrya

Actually, you were IMPLYING. It's up to the reader to INFER.

I highly recommend you steer clear of words with two or more syllables. But then..."girth" was only one syllable.

Best to spare yourself the embarassment and just don't attempt to use language at all.

Ambrya, really. It's like kicking a cripple.

I know, I know...sometime's I'm just mean that way.

See what I mean? He/she/it can't even come up with an original insult! Mikkle, snookums. Why don't you try something about my hair? Insult my fashion sense? Those ought to hurt.

"Infer" is an act the listener does, drawing a conclusion from something that someone else has said.

"Imply" is something a speaker does, imbuing their statement with a more subtle or hidden meaning.

Since you were speaking/writing about Katie, you were IMPLYING. INFERRENCE is what the listener/reader does.

So, again, your use of the word "infer" is out of place, and you are simply too illiterate to know it. Move along.

Actually, I did, but it wasn't necessary, because, unlike certain ignorami who persist in making themselves look foolish by posting when they really ought to cut their losses and shut the hell up, I actually KNOW what words mean without having to look them up.

See what I did there? I IMPLIED that you were the ignoramus in question.

From that statement, you may INFER that I am speaking of you.

All your definition did was demonstrate that you don't even know how to apply a dictionary definition in its appropriate context.

(hint: I just IMPLIED that you are an idiot. INFER what you may.)


And now I'm going to IMPLY that you are no longer amusing me, by announcing that I am bored and going to bed.



Edited, Sat Oct 1 11:00:23 2005 by Ambrya

I must say this turn into a very amusing thred. Rate up for Ambrya!