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Date Posted: 16:49:54 01/10/17 Tue
Author: I'll gladly bother!
Subject: Re: What is the Point of The Incline?
In reply to: Onlooker 's message, "Re: What is the Point of The Incline?" on 09:32:56 01/10/17 Tue

"A corruption by people who isn't knowing any better?

Bad grammar AND a sentence fragment? My goodness!

Seriously, Onlooker, are you here to argue the merits of grammar? I don't think so. You stopped by intending to defend your friends at the Incline and UpGruv. Realizing you lack any substantive basis to defend their immature, kiddie-car journalism, you instead pivot to nitpicking grammar.

Someone certainly "isn't knowing any better." Wonder who?

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