For such a dumb@ss thread, it sure has gotten alot of y'all hot n' heated, hehe. Anyway, Horus and the rest of the *****s, just give it up. Just like your God said, be smart and intelligent, not dumb and ******. Hehe
"Be smart and Intelligent" - PBF lmao
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tell me, do you think you are a better motivational boxing speaker than Floyd Mayweather?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.
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.Comment
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LolSO, 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.
I don't care if words share synonyms. They words have to be synonyms of each other to be interchangeable, as is the case of smart and intelligent.
So Run and Jog are not synonyms?
Check your thesaurus again, it might be out datedComment
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No, because if they were then the thesaurus would simply state something like
jog: run
as is the case with
smart: intelligent
but it doesn't. They clarify it with "for recreation" or "to run slowly." But apparently you think they are. So go and use them interchangeably if you want.Comment
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