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"Mr Bartender, a moment of you time, sir."

In another thread, you wrote this:

"My intellect, such as it is, is a cherished gift, and not a weapon. If I use big words like "peon" and "fool" to bewilder people, the bewilderment is there because they are stupid, and not because I am smart."

Now I would just like to point something out:

Peon and fool aren't actually big words. They are only 4 letters each.

Up to the end of the last sentence, I used 16 words that were longer than 4 letters. I would also assume that there is a fair number of other words, which are also longer then 4 letters.

Suffice to say that I think you need to increase the scale of your big words because, quite frankly, some of them aren't.

It's gonna be soooooo funny when YH finds out what IB's done with his goldfish collection.

I can't get enough of the letter E baby.

You also like adding extra letters onto words unnecessarily, apparently.

I personally love and want to moleste Insane Bartender.

ahem

Goatboy wrote:
> Onomatapia is a big word.

Onomatopoeia

Idiot :D.

Hehe, big words make me cleva

*leaves thread*

I dont understand you people, you enjoy making a thread about Insane Bartender, in which you insult everything he does making him feel about as big as a smurf, THEN, you vote him a notable!? make up your mind, like him or dont *realizes everyone has now decided they dont like garlic bread* but your all of a surpirour intelect and i bet you all hold great sex appeal.

I hate those highbrow lifestyle magazines, the pub I go to on Sundays for the quiz could well be ****ing built on them, I tried reading a review of something in one and actually couldn't understand what the writer was trying to say, the language was so obscure.

Ponces.

Insane Bartender wrote:
> That was my point, dummy.

Wow! He mentioned such a plain word as 'dummy'.

That's a first