Tis common courtesy, and, in fact, a matter of proper etiquette, that the subject of ones ire and great, unfettered disdain, is made known to himself and the general populace, in a manner or language simultaneously clearly, precisely and unambiguously, thus removing any doubt as to the intent of ones message.
Tis common couwtesy, awnd, in fact, a mattew of pwopew etiquette, thawt the subject of ones iwe awnd gweat, unfettewed disdain, iws made known tuwu himsewf awnd the genewaw popuwace, in a mannew ow wanguage simuwtaneouswy cweawwy, pwecisewy awnd unambiguouswy, thus wemoving any doubt as tuwu the intent of ones message.
Tis common courtesy, and, in fact, a matter of proper etiquette, that the subject of ones ire and great, unfettered disdain, is made known to himself and the general populace, in a manner or language simultaneously clearly, precisely and unambiguously, thus removing any doubt as to the intent of ones message.
Tis common couwtesy, awnd, in fact, a mattew of pwopew etiquette, thawt the subject of ones iwe awnd gweat, unfettewed disdain, iws made known tuwu himsewf awnd the genewaw popuwace, in a mannew ow wanguage simuwtaneouswy cweawwy, pwecisewy awnd unambiguouswy, thus wemoving any doubt as tuwu the intent of ones message.
“I have a vewy gweat fwiend in Wome called Biggus Dickus.”
Does he have a wife?
@grok translate that to american please
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