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Originally Posted by ProggyMan
Really? Where? The closest I saw was you interpretating what freedictionary was trying to say.
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Okay you obtuse douchebag. Lets breakdown my post like we usually have to.
"Okay, if you're going to cite a source why not keep using the same source?"
Meaning, how come you only switch up sites every argument instead of sticking to the same one which could provide information about the subject. The answer: because that site agrees with me on one thing but not the other so I need to find one that does.
"I'm going to take a wild stab at thefreedictionary probably saying something"
Wild stab, also known as a GUESS. Meaning I hadn't looked it up on freedictionary, so you know I had nothing to interpret.
"along the lines of a ballad is a poem written meant to be sung or a popular romance song (which it is)."
Theres where I stated what a ballad was.
"It probably does say that, my dictionary does"
theres where I back it up and apparently thefreedictionary agrees too.
"so naturally you wouldn't use it because it contradicts your statements and you don't want that, you want to be "right not accurate"."
Already covered that, so done!