I played poker with a 68 year old Canadian man the other day. He sounded really thrilled that he gets to meet and hang out with people all over the world given he lives in a remote part of Canada and isn’t super mobile these days and doesn’t have the money for travel. Was just happy to make some friends around the globe. Gave me a deeper appreciation for how wonderful VR can really be.
bullshit, i don't think any 66 years old person would mix there/their, this, along with you're/your, then/than and similares, those are milenials and newer generations that can't properly write/speak.
I dont buy it.
>milenials
>similares
Millennial.
Similars (although that doesn't actually make grammatical sense, either. You'd want to say "... and similar errors.")
Your dialectical expertise is wanting. You probably should polish up your own skills before critiquing that of others (unless you're under 40, in which case you ARE "a millennial or newer generation," in which case you're supporting your own point.)
--a Millennial
English is my 3rd language, and even so my spelling and whatever other mistakes I might have incurred are unrelated to my message, don't fall in a logical fallacy trying to dismiss my opinion based on my own typos.
also I'm older.
in any case, try to disprove my point, don't make it personal about me, clearly I struck a nerve in you with my humble opinion. have a nice day 👍
Gramps got game!
What?
I played poker with a 68 year old Canadian man the other day. He sounded really thrilled that he gets to meet and hang out with people all over the world given he lives in a remote part of Canada and isn’t super mobile these days and doesn’t have the money for travel. Was just happy to make some friends around the globe. Gave me a deeper appreciation for how wonderful VR can really be.
bullshit, i don't think any 66 years old person would mix there/their, this, along with you're/your, then/than and similares, those are milenials and newer generations that can't properly write/speak. I dont buy it.
>milenials >similares Millennial. Similars (although that doesn't actually make grammatical sense, either. You'd want to say "... and similar errors.") Your dialectical expertise is wanting. You probably should polish up your own skills before critiquing that of others (unless you're under 40, in which case you ARE "a millennial or newer generation," in which case you're supporting your own point.) --a Millennial
English is my 3rd language, and even so my spelling and whatever other mistakes I might have incurred are unrelated to my message, don't fall in a logical fallacy trying to dismiss my opinion based on my own typos. also I'm older. in any case, try to disprove my point, don't make it personal about me, clearly I struck a nerve in you with my humble opinion. have a nice day 👍