Sucks Or Rules

1775, sorry...

First off, Tito, to be decent with you, when I tell you a definition of something, I don't go to "Wikipedia" like you are so avidly willing to jump to. I go to what we call a "dictionary." It has words in it that teaches their meanings, how to pronounce them, whether they're oxymorons, adjectives, nouns, verbs, and so on.

If that is your sense of humor, then it sucks. At least from one person to another, "I'm blunt, to the point, and don't beat around the bush."

Secondly, your knowledge of the US Government sucks as you claimed to know it so well many, many times before. On November 10, 1775 the Continental Congress authorized the establishment of the Continental Marines, which one of my ancestors, Theodore Eskew was a member of. Thus, our family has a history of being in the Marine Corps.

Any time you want to know about the Government, you let me know, and maybe I'll fill you in, if I feel like--or you can always go to the Wikipedia.

Also in 1777, this is a bit of history that hardly anyone in here knows I bet: The first President was placed into office and his name was President Hanson. He and the next seven Presidents served each a one year term until the Constitution was ratified and passed into what is now known as our US Constitution. The 1st one year Pres., got more done in his one year than any four year term President ever did in the past up to the current date. Eight Presidents before Pres. George Washington, a very little known fact, but there's a letter from George Washington to President Hanson that is addressed to him just like that in the Smithsonian Institute too. If you want to know HOW he got more done than all the Presidents, just ask, I'll be glad to fill you in.

Let...me...do...this...s..l...o...w...for...you..Tito...

Main Entry:
dys·lex·ia Listen to the pronunciation of dyslexia
Pronunciation:
\dis-Èlek-s-Y\
Function:
noun
Etymology:
New Latin, from dys- + Greek lexis word, speech, from legein to say -- more at legend
Date:
circa 1888

: a variable often familial learning disability involving difficulties in acquiring and processing language that is typically manifested by a lack of proficiency in reading, spelling, and writing
-- dys·lex·ic Listen to the pronunciation of dyslexic \-sik\ adjective or noun

You have a learning disability in acquiring and processing the English language, writing, speech, and your definitely semantically lacking proficiency at any part of the English language.

The reason I know?
1) You claim I'M dyslexic
2) Then you claim your better than I am at US government politics
3) Now, you say it's NOT English, but a form of Esperanto?
4) Now, your using the excuse that English is your SECOND language.

Now which one of the above is the true answer, Tito? Are you sure English isn't your third, or fourth language? Maybe fifth? Maybe you might be dyslexic, you just won't admit it?
If you know our government so well, what act did the Congress enact in November, 1775? If you know so much about our government, you should know that.

Again Tito, you never answered me what YOUR definition of dyslexic is. I have been waiting for sometime now. Now, might be the time for you to give YOUR explanation?

I already know what it means on my end, but I want to know what it means to you.
(No Esperanto either)

It is not English, but rather Esperanto if you will...