“and I said wrong” and the bank manager agreed and gave me a million dollars and everyone applauded.
Oh no wait, that’s not what happened at all. But you keep not taking no for an answer. I hear banks have armed security these days.
I’m imagining this person talks the same way they write, just one big run on sentence rapid fired at you without pausing for breath.
These dorks think that “fiat” is just a kind of car.
Narrator: She did, in fact, take no for an answer.
Is the “wood if notes box” thing meant to be some kind of magical incantation for evading legal obligations?
I read that part of the sentence about 20 times and I still haven’t got a clue what it’s supposed to mean.
You have to get fluent in misspellings, wrong words, and lack of punctuation to read SovCit. It’s “…like I knew they would; if notes box bankers…”
I mentally added in the spelling and punctuation when I read it, it still doesn’t make sense to me.
What are they attempting to say here?
“Wood” = “would”
These posts are allergic to punctuation. So there also should be a “.” or something after the “would”.
