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haele

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16. My five-year-old grandchild seems to have a better vocabulary than Drumpf does.

Wed Apr 5, 2017, 06:49 PM

Apr 2017

She might be a bit fuzzy on possessives and tenses (she has a problem between mine and my), but she uses words like "cylinder", "appropriate", "articulate", and "circuitry" properly, and she knows when her grammar is a bit off when she attempts to construct her sentences. She's always asking "How do I say this?".

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"many, many" "very, very" "horrible, horrible" [View all] BlueStater Apr 2017 OP

He perseverates. It's pathological Warpy Apr 2017 #1

He does. It is. Solly Mack Apr 2017 #3

perseveration is a sign of neuropathology mainer Apr 2017 #11

if you repeat the same thing over and over again .....it makes it true Angry Dragon Apr 2017 #2

A diva of drama eleny Apr 2017 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author alterfurz Apr 2017 #5

"He's very, very not smart." -- Mitt Romney on Donald Trump alterfurz Apr 2017 #6

it's sad...I stopped reacting months ago Demonaut Apr 2017 #7

every one of my 5 kids was more articulate than that mopinko Apr 2017 #8

Early signs of Wellstone ruled Apr 2017 #9

Stupid, stupid. lpbk2713 Apr 2017 #10

It's embarrassing but it serves him caraher Apr 2017 #12

i absolutely fucking cringe when I hear him talk Skittles Apr 2017 #13

Donnie Two Times Cirque du So-What Apr 2017 #14

He knows words, he has the best words Motley13 Apr 2017 #15

My five-year-old grandchild seems to have a better vocabulary than Drumpf does. haele Apr 2017 #16

Demented Don Liar In Chief BSdetect Apr 2017 #17