Replying to someone isn't an indication of "striking a nerve". Calling out someone's stupidity, again, isn't an indication of "striking a nerve". It's pointing out a flaw in that person. Protip: punctuation is a sign of understanding the English language; particularly grammar. Its use helps the reader understand the point the writer is making. In your jumbled mess, I honestly can't grasp what you're trying to convey, "boy". In fact, it appears that I've... what term do you pre-pubescents' use these days?... umm, "triggered" you. Yes, that's it. So, wait. You say you were born before 1990. That means you are at least 30 years old. Thirty years old and you post tripe like you just did? Your parents deserve a large part of their taxes back because it's obvious the school system failed you. On top of that, if what you say is true (I completely doubt it. You're probably 13 and stuck at home due to the Coronavirus issue) you insulted yourself in your comment above. [quote] "definitely a Millen. Multiplayer solos, the sjw’s of the gaming industry, probably call yourself they next."[/quote] You, by your own words, state that you were born before 1990. That MAKES you, in fact, a Millennial. Nice self-own. I'm not entirely sure what your issue is, but I'll bet it's hard to pronounce.

Just because In your sense I am a millenial due to when I was born, I’m using the term millenial as an insult acting like someone from my generation who would act like that. More of a stereotype yeah. And I’ll keep this next sentence off paragraph and spell cos like this just cos you love grading English papers or summin, I’m not sure. 2 mins a time a few times a day I might reply to someone, share a laugh, give a tip, maybe even a little troll but some times there’s always someone like you pop up, Mr serious, you perfect pal, your dream to work as some type of authority? If you loosen up a bit that nerve should unpinch itself dude. Damn, what a nice wall of text : - “[i]I made this for you[/i]” - Shaxx