Skitzocow Chris Gillon / Autphag and Spergchan / Sophie Y’Israeli - Autistic North Koreaboo, Also a Man

[BILLY MAYS]

It is the noun form of the adjective: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/confluent

lol you can say common factor or something though, makes more sense

 

[registereduser]

It is the noun form of the adjective: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/confluent

That would be confluence.

 

[Overchek]

It is the noun form of the adjective: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/confluent

English does not work that way.

 

[Autphag]

I know I'm going to regret this, but...

Where do you stand on heliocentrism?

Probably the greatest affront to science was when we had moved away from this paradigm in the modelling of our galaxy and supplanted it with Judeomasonic doppel-science, as with everything else.

That would be confluence.

Not really. It does not fit into compound adjective-noun structure with any flow, hence it is an idiot's usage of a "pre-existing" word structure in a jarring way, hence, the superiority of my neologisms in surmounting this difficulty.

 

[Vorhtbame]

No, you think that the "time zone paradox" can't exist because you literally think it's just a nominal index, rather than an esoteric secret ever since the establishmet of Stonehenge had declared Greenwich-centricism a phenomenon.

My translation device broke. I think he's saying someone did a magical ritual at Stonehenge and created a wall of time in the Pacific Ocean that allows David Tennant to shoot JFK from the grassy knoll and then hold himself out at arm's length by the scruff of his neck.

But that's only a rough estimate.

 

[Alberto Balsalm]

I never said cannot possibly, I said it's a confluential factor in that one particular symptom. Learn to read. God, this is from the fucktard who had attacked a number of times my comprehension abilities last night.

Except you've done nothing except flat-out deny lower-functioning autistic people have anything to do with Asperger's when literally the only diagnostic difference is IQ.

Probably the greatest affront to science was when we had moved away from this paradigm in the modelling of our galaxy and supplanted it with Judeomasonic doppel-science, as with everything else.

Lol we never moved away from heliocentrism, learn to read

 

[Ruin]

Not really. It does not fit into compound adjective-noun structure with any flow, hence it is an idiot's usage of a "pre-existing" word structure in a jarring way, hence, the superiority of my neologisms in surmounting this difficulty.

What the fuck are you?

 

[BILLY MAYS]

Not really. It does not fit into compound adjective-noun structure with any flow, hence it is an idiot's usage of a "pre-existing" word structure in a jarring way, hence, the superiority of my neologisms in surmounting this difficulty.

just use the word "common" it's not that hard you judeanegroid

 

[Vorhtbame]

It is the noun form of the adjective: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/confluent

You cannot call it a noun when you use it as an adjective, as here:

I never said cannot possibly, I said it's a confluential factor in that one particular symptom.

L2English.

 

[Overchek]

No, you see, I don't give a toss what some doctor said. @Autphag. Has. Schizophrenia. You see this?



This is @Autphag's brain. That is all it was or will ever be. He is broken on a very fundamental level.

 

[Autphag]

Except you've done nothing except flat-out deny lower-functioning autistic people have anything to do with Asperger's when literally the only diagnostic difference is IQ.

Lol we never moved away from heliocentrism, learn to read

Isn't that when the sun revolves around the Earth? Or am I getting that confused with something else?

Nor did I flat out deny it. I'd already explained my contention. Why don't you put the shoe on the other foot and learn to read yourself?

You cannot call it a noun when you use it as an adjective, as here:



L2English.

It is, in this case, an adjectival-noun, compound-noun structure, actually, wherein the adjective merely becomes an auxillary noun

 

[VLAD]

It is, in this case, an adjectival-noun, compound-noun structure, actually, wherein the adjective merely becomes an auxillary noun

You treat the English language like ADF treats his body.

 

[registereduser]

Isn't that when the sun revolves around the Earth? Or am I getting that confused with something else?

You've got it reversed. Helio means sun.

 

[Overchek]

I would implore @Autphag to seek professional psychiatric care, but the only way he'd ever be admitted to a psych ward is strapped to a gurney.

 

[Vorhtbame]

Not really. It does not fit into compound adjective-noun structure with any flow, hence it is an idiot's usage of a "pre-existing" word structure in a jarring way, hence, the superiority of my neologisms in surmounting this difficulty.

Screw conveying meanings concisely and completely. Let's just invent a bunch of words that would make Lewis Carroll rise from the grave just to slap you.

 

[Alberto Balsalm]

Isn't that when the sun revolves around the Earth? Or am I getting that confused with something else?

How can you have such a confident conviction about something that you don't even know the fucking word for?

 

[Autphag]

You've got it reversed. Helio means sun.

Okay. Allow me to correct myself:
Yes, heliocentrism is probably bullshit.

 

[Ruin]

Do they have Starbucks in Scotland? I get the feeling @Autphag spends a lot of time loitering in one typing on a shitty 2001 era Macbook.

 

[registereduser]

It is, in this case, an adjectival-noun, compound-noun structure, actually, wherein the adjective merely becomes an auxillary noun

With the way you're trying to use it, the word would be confluent. Auxiliary nouns are not a thing.

 

[Vorhtbame]

It is, in this case, an adjectival-noun, compound-noun structure, actually, wherein the adjective merely becomes an auxillary noun

No, because "confluential" modifies "factor". That's a straight-up adjective, and you're just trying to fool yourself into thinking you're not an unmitigated spaz.

Also, it's "auxiliary". L2English.