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And...for what I hope will be the last time I have to say this: I do not "mutter", "chirp" "whine" "whinge" or any of the other verbs you constantly apply to me when I submit a direct and perfectly clearly articulated response. I write - to be absolutely correct. I also state. Sometimes I venture, or question or ask.
Why is it so hard for you to utilise any of these perfectly apt verbs in relation to any statement I make? If there is such a paucity in your understanding of the nuance of the English language then how on earth do you expect anyone to take seriously your "instruction" on interpreting texts which, by definition requires an adequate knowledge of the use of language?
Either you can claim ignorance as a defense or admit that you are being condescending and deliberately nasty. No middle ground there.
And you wonder why it is clearly obvious that no, you have not spent your life interpreting texts. Accepting the teachings of some bible college somewhere? Yeah, granted. Treating the perfectly complex and wonderful organ of your brain like one of Pavlov's dogs to react predictably to certain stimuli? Yep, also.
"Did you make any contribution to the topic? Err..no. In fact the sum total of your 'contribution' is.. “you-look-silly” gr8. * frown *". Nope. No frown. Genuinely trying to save you from yourself. It did't work. So yeah: silly me