ghostowl wrote:Net Sentence wrote:ghostowl wrote:
I think you're missing the central point of what I said. I clearly stated I don't have the evidence - none of us do. We weren't there when the drama / fights happened. But all signs point to that direction. Could you re-read my sentences clearly? Because clearly you didn't understand it.
Dont think I missed the point. The part where you state your opinion as fact was very clear. I made it easy for you to see in case you missed it above ^. You dont know who was the one who created problem. Unless you were there of course.
The words YOU KNOW weren't used to signify that we personally know Rondo but used as part of the example analogy given out, to address the subject "a person". A fictious person that you know that causes problems. Not Rondo, but the person in YOUR life that causes problem. "IF THE PERSON YOU KNOW" DOES NOT EQUAL RONDO. Lol. This is hilarious.
"The grandma you know who drives slow", "the neighbor you know who is always being nosy"
Jesus man, do I have to explain high school grammar to you?
Your fictitious person who has nothing to do with someone you later refer to in another analogy as the duck of your post. Of course you didnt mean Rondo. You might be able to talk out of both sides of your mouth where you are from but it wont work here.