Posts by Grace Hayes2

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Maria Wright62 said:I'm totally with you on the whole vocabulary thing. That doesn't really hold water if the person making those observations is just recycling someone else's research anyway..

I totally missed the mark on what you were trying to say with those bolded sections. 😬 What kind of observations are we even talking about here?

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Paul Evans said:That’s definitely a valid point, but even so, it doesn't mean we should all be hunting for affection or some kind of validation from steelorca5 within this specific thread. 😁

And to claim that everyone who didn't accept his challenge to write in English in this few Days is less intelligent Than Him is .... well , I'll be kind and say funny Well 😁

Look, at the end of the day, it’s our call whether we jump into whatever game he's playing or just sit this one out—that's what actual freedom looks like. If he wants to walk around thinking he's somehow superior to everyone else just because he can flex his vocabulary, go ahead; he’s got the right to be delusional if he wants, especially since it's pretty damn obvious he isn't exactly being modest about it.

Maria Wright62 said:It crossed my mind too, this whole new idea from steelorca5; basically, if you write longer sentences, you're automatically smarter. 🤣

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Paul Evans said:Why would any intelligent person feel the need to prove you anything? What are we gonna get, a smartass certificate from you? Thanks, but I have enough toilet paper 😛

{} even intelligent people need some love and attention in their lives despite the ongoing taboo that men, especially alphas, should be emotionally invulnerable, which is honestly absurd. {} is true. It’s just different chemistry and different ways of processing things—like, women might be more open about what they're feeling, whereas guys tend to be more subtle or try to stay in control, even when they're absolutely losing it on the inside. That desperate urge to prove yourself usually comes from a lifetime of being looked down on, and that doesn't make someone a jerk or a "smartass," it just makes them human, probably carrying some heavy baggage from a rough past. You can't expect a single lifetime to fix a psyche that's been shaped by millions of years of evolutionary history.

I've lived it myself—growing up without any real affection or acceptance. From the outside, people saw me as one of those typical "alpha males," but that whole persona was just a mask for a deeply insecure kid trying way too hard to stand out. I got called a smartass and a bunch of other nasty names constantly, which eventually turned into pure resentment toward society. It's a weird paradox, though, because despite all that, I actually enjoy being around people. Thank God for the internet, right? It lets me hang out with folks without feeling the sudden urge to go postal. 😁

We really ought to show compassion to the people we think are the most unlovable, because those are exactly the ones who need it most.

Henry Evans10 said:steelorca5, why are you talking like a Black man?
Are you Black?
that could explain your good English skills.
What's your opinion about riots in America, dog?

There isn't a single bit of Ebonics in his whole post, you're completely oblivious.

Look, muscle atrophy isn't some permanent death sentence; you just need to put in some work and get some reps in. 😁

steelorca5 said:I mean, you just type in "anonymous," 🤔 🤣 right?

Son, I am disappointed.

wanderingcanyon61 said:I dont speek Inglesh wery good butt I vill teak schrenschut off yor posts end lerne it.

I don't know about your speaking, but your writing is excellent; you should be proud.

Guess I'll sign out for tonight just to fuck with y'all heads.

steelorca5 said:Now that I’m looking at it, you might actually be that same dude from the other day 😳 since he ended up getting banned anyway

Hold up, what?

steelorca5 said:Nevermind, that's not the point.

Look, I know I'm not you, but honestly everyone around here is going to jump down my throat because of that opening post of yours, plus the fact that you popped up in this thread the second I started it—which, let's be real, looks like your very first post in the off-topic section too.

Just the other day, some other guy rolls into off-topic and everyone immediately starts accusing me of being him; it’s the exact same vibe here, just a bit more intense because of that ridiculous mandible post you led with.

I've got a reputation for constantly rambling about facial bone structure in these circles, so yeah, that definitely isn't helping my credibility, but whatever, who cares.

Bottom line, though, I think you're alright.

I just saw it and decided to weigh in. I don't actually spend my time talking about bone structure, and the only reason I showed up is because I wanted to practice my English for a change. To be honest, I originally came looking for some eye candy, but it turns out people delete their photos immediately after posting, which is a total letdown—and honestly, kind of pointless.

So here I am, just some guy looking for a few people to talk shit with, and on my very first day, I already get accused of being someone else. Just my luck.

steelorca5 said:Holy shit, look at his first post

This guy is basically just some dude trying to impersonate me.

It’s a total setup, I called it.

(Talking about mandibles and jawlines in his very first post—yeah, totally subtle, fucking hilarious)

Honestly, I haven't the slightest clue who you are, and I definitely wouldn't know where to start if I actually wanted to act like you. I only signed up for this site because I've been feeling pretty damn lonely lately.

Paul Evans said:Yeah, right. Like knowing every single verb tense is vital for coding. system administration and Excel also.

🙂

Honestly, it probably depends on what you're actually building, but in my experience, pretty much anyone touching a line of code labels themselves a programmer. He’s basically just a glorified maintenance worker who doesn't add a damn thing to the actual software when it comes to features or real value.

steelorca5 said:Holy shit, this is actually insane. He seriously just said "I spoked." My god, this guy is absolutely clueless.

One of the wildest things about this whole situation is that this guy, Henry Evans10, is supposedly a computer programmer. Honestly, it's beyond me how someone like him can make a living in that field when he's absolutely clueless in both computer skills and English language.

Either the guy is straight-up lying, or he’s just some low-level, small-time coder—which would honestly explain why all that budget furniture is staring at us from his photos.

I once knew this guy who worked some entry-level tech support gig at a big bank—you know the type, those clueless people who just rattle off scripted responses over the phone and actually have the nerve to describe themselves as "bankers." I remember thinking, man, you aren't a banker; you're just the incompetent dude who tells every single caller, "Have you tried turning your computer off and back on again?" Honestly, even now, the thought still makes me chuckle.

Paul Evans said:He doesn't need English nor computer skills to be a developer, he only needs programming skills; programming lines are literally written in English. ☕

Programming lines are literally written in English. If you’ve got bad grammar and typos baked right into the design, you're just asking for dysfunctional software. Plus, you actually need some real "computer skills" to understand how specific commands are going to mess with the hardware. Programming isn't some simple task like grabbing the right screwdriver for a screw and calling it a day.

Henry Evans10 said:🤣 🤣

That was a mistake, I already owned up to that. ☕
I talked things through with her and we ended up getting divorced, so we're all good now.

I honestly can't wrap my head around how talking has anything to do with your divorce. You people are just weird.

steelorca5 said:So, are you actually going to own up to the fact that you seriously don't know how to spell 'screenshot'? 🍿 Like, calling 'schrenchut' and 'schrenschut' some kind of "autocorrect error" is a joke; if it were actually your phone messing up, you would've typed the exact same typo both times instead of switching between schrenchut and schrenschut on the fly.

It's pretty obvious you're just spinning lies here

Just admit you messed up so you can stop being the center of attention in this thread

Look, depending on how a smartphone keyboard handles predictive text, it can definitely save weirdly spelled words as autofill suggestions even if they're total nonsense. There's a decent chance she's telling the truth.