Trolling? No, I'm just wasting my time dealing with someone whom, at this point, I'm fairly convinced has some sort of mental illness, and lashes out because of it. If anything, you've successfully trolled me.
Bravo! Two cheers for Epoch. I'll drink a beer in your honor this weekend, and say a prayer for you. God help you.
I wrote in the future tense, not past tense. That's what the "ed" means on the end of a verb. A native English speaker would have understood.
And praying FOR you is not praying TO you, which a native English speaker would have understood the difference. Subject/verb agreement make a whole lot of difference.
Nevertheless, God asks that we pray for people, and let me tell ya, only you turning to God is going to help sort you out.
I suppose you didn't see that thing that went over your head. It's called hyperbolic ironic mockery. Three free English lessons, and a theology lesson, all for you.
Trolling? No, I'm just wasting my time dealing with someone whom, at this point, I'm fairly convinced has some sort of mental illness, and lashes out because of it. If anything, you've successfully trolled me.
Bravo! Two cheers for Epoch. I'll drink a beer in your honor this weekend, and say a prayer for you. God help you.
Okay, corncob. Thank you. I am glad you recognised me and have revered me. Despite of your emotions.
Did you see that....that thing that just whizzed past your head? It landed way over there.
You prayed for me, reverence, you drunk to me, cheers. I am your god. Now bow and say thanks.
I wrote in the future tense, not past tense. That's what the "ed" means on the end of a verb. A native English speaker would have understood.
And praying FOR you is not praying TO you, which a native English speaker would have understood the difference. Subject/verb agreement make a whole lot of difference.
Nevertheless, God asks that we pray for people, and let me tell ya, only you turning to God is going to help sort you out.
I suppose you didn't see that thing that went over your head. It's called hyperbolic ironic mockery. Three free English lessons, and a theology lesson, all for you.