"Be smart and Intelligent" - PBF lmao

[Horus]

No, because they are not "the thing" since they are not synonyms. Intelligent and smart are synonyms. Shall I explain to you what a synonym is. I mean you guys don't know what a decade is, right?

lmao, everybody got their dictionaries out i see...

What is the difference between Running and Jogging?
they share synonyms correct?

"He ran from the police"
and
"He jog from the police"

What is the distinction?
Are they both prenominal?

If I came and told you, your mom was "jogging from the police"!

would you feel the same as if I told you,
your mom was "running from the police"

Once again,
What is the distinction?

Would a player not speed up if his coach said
"STOP jogging and run"

or would he keep going the same speed?

Once again,
What is the distinction?
Are they both prenominal?

[Don Johnson]

look at all you ****ers defending your boyfriends and ****. all yall look like groupies. once a fighters gets dissed about ****** **** yall so quick to defend him like he actually gives a **** about you.

thats the funniest thing, why do you care so much about a man that doesn't know you nor is he related to you? Sound like some gay **** to me....

[El Castigador]

thats the funniest thing, why do you care so much about a man that doesn't know you nor is he related to you? Sound like some gay **** to me....

You are referring to guy who made this thread right?

[Rolling Stone]

lmao, everybody got their dictionaries out i see...

What is the difference between Running and Jogging?
they share synonyms correct?

"He ran from the police"
and
"He jog from the police"

What is the distinction?
Are they both prenominal?

If I came and told you, your mom was "jogging from the police"!

would you feel the same if I told you,
your mom was "running from the police"

Would a player not speed up if his coach said
"STOP jogging and run"

or would he keep going the same speed?

Once again,
What is the distinction?
Are they both prenominal?

a word can share a synonym with another word but it doesn't mean they have the exact same definition......hate is a synonym of loath, but they have different meanings

[Rolling Stone]

The TS is an idiot......i guess he thinks he's a better motivational speaker than Floyd Mayweather???? ****ing *******s

[Horus]

a word can share a synonym with another word but it doesn't mean they have the exact same definition......hate is a synonym of loath, but they have different meanings

I understand and know that.
but it seems Reserv is on a crusade tonight to prove otherwise.

[Rickety Cricket]

It means don't take unnecessary risks.

or for his sake any risks at all

[Rolling Stone]

I understand and know that.
but it seems Reserv is on a crusade tonight to prove otherwise.

**** him mate, there's no point in arguing with a *******, nutthugging slut, who disregards all logic

[El Castigador]

a word can share a synonym with another word but it doesn't mean they have the exact same definition......hate is a synonym of loath, but they have different meanings

This is what Reserv seems to be missing.

[Reservation]

lmao, everybody got their dictionaries out i see...

What is the difference between Running and Jogging?
they share synonyms correct?

"He ran from the police"
and
"He jog from the police"

What is the distinction?
Are they both prenominal?

If I came and told you, your mom was "jogging from the police"!

would you feel the same if I told you,
your mom was "running from the police"

Would a player not speed up if his coach said
"STOP jogging and run"

or would he keep going the same speed?

Once again,
What is the distinction?
Are they both prenominal?

SO, because your smiling and laughing analogy failed, you use jogging and running. Sorry, those aren't synonyms, either. Thesaurus.com says jogging's synonym is "running for recreation", not "to run." My thesaurus says "run at a steady gentle pace," not solely "run", which has speedier connotations that you would not apply to jogging.

they share synonyms correct?

I don't care if words share synonyms. The words have to be synonyms of each other to be interchangeable, as is the case of smart and intelligent.