Randy Orton got angry because he felt like I'm stealing his spotlight, and he's jealous of how The Authority treats me. As for the eye segment, my prediction is that it's Luke Harper.

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Lita already has a husband.

yeah ture +1


Seth nice job with that!

With what?

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There's a space between web and browser.

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Thank you! This helped me! Your'e amazing!!!!!!!

~Wintersummer~

Thank you.

Welcome to lesson with Seth Rollins episode number nobody cares. In this edition I'll discuss to, too, and two. Allow me to show you some more hate mail. I will probably never get nice mail from anybody ever.

Your use of two, too,and to really makes me want to cry. There's a difference between two, too, and to. Two is the word for the number 2. One less than than 3, one above 1. I shouldn't have to use that in a sentence, because that one is rather simple. "Too" is another word for overly. It can also be another word for "also", in certain cases. For example, "you are too stupid, Seth." "You're a human being too?! (also) Last and least, "to" is expressing the motion of the direction of where you're going. For example, "Hey, Betty, let's go to the store, and talk about how much we hate Seth Rollins." I don't understand how anyone could not have learned that in what, the grade before Pre-School? Not to mention the fact that you're not supposed to start a sentence with the word "and." Before you give somebody a terrible insut, just make sure your Grammar is in order. Yes, you are supposed to capitalize Grammar, for reasons I don't feel like explaining in this episode.

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Lita already has a husband.

It's In-game you loser.

Why would you say something stupid like that.

Lita already has a husband.

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I don't agree with you calling me out in a post, because this was a private conversation.

That's not what I was doing. I just said if you're reading that, I hope you understand.

Every single day, it's always the same thing. People say I'm rude, cocky, and I point out all of everyone else's mistakes, while I think I'm perfect. Even though I have never thought that I'm perfect. The user Cheep sees it as being rude when I point out everyone's spelling and Grammar mistakes and I "don't care about my own." Also, she claims that I never think that I'm wrong about anything ever. I have a feeling that she or someone else will ban me soon, so before I get banned, I feel the need to discuss this. Cheep or anyone else who feels that way, this message is to you. That's not the case. I don't try to be rude, or not think about my own Grammar mistakes. I just hardly ever realize them, because I barely ever scan over my posts. When it comes to me "not thinking that I'm wrong", I actually do. It's just that I usually am not wrong, even though the other person is highly sure they are correct. However, I know that I am not ALWAYS right, and I don't try to make myself right when I'm wrong. When I AM wrong, I will tell the person that they are right, I'm wrong, and I'm sorry for arguing with them. I point out bad Grammar, because I am just one of those people that are really bothered by bad Grammar. It pains me knowing that Grammar is an important thing, and we just forget about it and don't use it. I get even more angry when I could tell that people are purposely using bad Grammar just to bug me. I always speak my mind as long as what I'm thinking is not against the rules of the DSGHQ Forums. If I feel like someone is using bad Grammar and I know I'm right, I say that. I'm trying to help them. I guarantee everyone reading this that in some point in life, having not just good, but great Grammar will be very important. Not to mention the fact that if you want to be a Master, it's important that you have amazing Grammar. I never try to be rude. My "Lesson with Seth (Rollins)" discussions aren't rude, people are rude for me in Private Messages. All I do is fix the Grammar in them. A few months ago, I was playing a guy named "Hamburger". I made pointless discussions, and I used terrible spelling and Grammar for the fun of it. Would you rather have me doing that or helping? I don't want anyone to feel like I'm a rude guy. I simply just hate terrible Grammar. I'm pretty sure you can't get into college, talking in a way that is foolish. Especially if it's on purpose.

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I don't like discussions that make you feel like you're at school.


And I respect your opinion.

That's not an opinion. It's a fact that I don't like these. If I was saying that these discussions are bad no matter what anybody thinks, that would be an opinion. However, I am not saying that. I am expressing a fact.


No, that your opinion, Seth. Hers could be totally different from yours. Making it an opinion.

What I said was that I personally don't enjoy simple Mathematics. That is a fact, as it can be proved by me saying that I really don't enjoy it. The difference between fact and opinion is very simple. A fact is a statement that is true, as it can somehow be proved. An opinion on the other hand, is a statement that one believes is true, but is not accurate, and cannot be proved. If I were to say that NOBODY likes simple Mathematics, that would be an opinion, because there are those who do, and I can't prove that nobody does. However, I just said that I personally don't. Which is a fact. That is a fact because that is a valid statement, and I can prove that's true by truthfully saying that I don't enjoy simple math.


Actually no one can prove that you don't like mathematics because our modern day technology has yet to cross the path of going inside minds. So, it is an opinion. EX.) I don't like mathematics. That is basically what you said, so it is an opinion. It is YOUR opinion. I'm right and I'll take that to my grave, Seth.

Yes, nobody else can prove it, because they're not me, and they can't say it's a fact that I don't like Mathematics without asking me first. Let me put it this way: let's say you like ice cream or something. Is an opinion that you like ice cream? As in you THINK you like ice cream? Or is it a fact that you like ice cream? Meaning, that you know you like ice cream, and can prove it by eating ice cream and enjoying it?