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As I said, if you can't see with a quick grasp, an they are very evident, it is worthless arguing. You can believe what you want, facts will remain, problem wi
by Oletros 13y ago
As I said, if you can't see with a quick grasp, an they are very evident, it is worthless arguing.
You can believe what you want, facts will remain, problem with Digler are not his ridiculous opinions.
- gibwell 13y agoNope. You can't find a faulty fact because they aren't any. If you could, you'd present one. You're obviously just blustering.