How does one use a word like 'sesquipedalian' and misspell "exagerate" in the same post?
sesquipedalian \ses-kwi-pi-DAYL-yun\, adjective:
1. Given to the overuse of long words; "sesquipedalian orators"
2. (Of words) long and ponderous; having many syllables; as, "sesquipedalian technical terms"
Ah, I don't think anyone here is as sesquipedalian as you, Jerve.
What, are you some pop-psychologist now..
If anyone around here is a pop-psychologist, it is you.
This hate some of you got on for my admittedly ostentatious use of language is laughable.
Did you purposely use street jargon (this hate some of you got on) in the same sentence as "ostentatious" to impress us with the adroitness of your loquacities?
The NFL, like all pro sports these days, is 90% hype and showmanship, and, at least for the last 30 years, nobody sh*t-talks, exagerates, self-promotes and manipulates base emotions like Black people. This is a skill which is anemic at best in most White Americans.
You say this like it is a good thing. Perhaps you are more acculturated to the socialization of the MTV agitprop than you think. Why should "sh*t-talking," "exageration," and "manipulation of base emotions" be a necessary trait for success in any field of athletics?
Loosen your hips and get out your thesauri, kids!
Now I believe you have actually sunk to the level of troll. This comment is nothing more than a blatant attempt to provoke forum members into posting against false white stereotypes. The tight-hips-can't-dance thread has been done, thank you.
Just because a person chooses not to use big words doesn't mean they don't know how nor that they lack understanding. This reminds me of the adage, "Do not mistake kindness for weakness." In your case, do not mistake brevity, joviality, and the use of common language for stupidity.
And didn't we beat this same topic to death in the 'neotany of the blondes' thread?