Alessandro Matri (26 Viewers)

[AndreaCristiano]

Yet you sounded so certain here:



It must suck that Boriello left and it's not just rumors man.

Could care less man. My loyalty is to the shirt first and foremost

 

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[Red]

Could care less man.

Stupid nonsensical Americanism.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Stupid nonsensical Americanism.

What does that mean? It's nonsensical because my loyalty is to Juventus over all and every player?

 

[Klin]

You sound like the biggest troll in here.

 

[ALC]

Stupid nonsensical Americanism.

Don't blame us all because of a few bad apples. I know the difference. Although it's starting to be accepted as proper grammar. So is "could of" and "would of".

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What does that mean? It's nonsensical because my loyalty is to Juventus over all and every player?

No, it's not could care less. It's couldn't care less. The first one doesn't make sense.

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You sound like the biggest troll in here.

 

[Red]

What does that mean? It's nonsensical because my loyalty is to Juventus over all and every player?

Oh, this is nothing to do with the view you were expressing.

It's just the phrase 'could care less', being the American version of the British saying 'couldn't care less'.

Now, if you could care less something, that means that you do, in fact, care about it.

'Couldn't care less', on the other hand, makes perfect sense.

 

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[ALC]

Oh, this is nothing to do with the view you were expressing.

It's just the phrase 'could care less', being the American version of the British saying 'couldn't care less'.

Now, if you could care less something, that means that you do, in fact, care about it.

'Couldn't care less', on the other hand, makes perfect sense.

I'm calling BS on that. It's couldn't care less in America too.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Oh, this is nothing to do with the view you were expressing.

It's just the phrase 'could care less', being the American version of the British saying 'couldn't care less'.

Now, if you could care less something, that means that you do, in fact, care about it.

'Couldn't care less', on the other hand, makes perfect sense.

that makes perfect sense! from now on I will make sure I use the correct terminology

 

[Red]

I'm calling BS on that. It's couldn't care less in America too.

Most times I've heard Americans use the phrase they've used the wrong one.

 

[Klin]

Could care less, Andrew.

 

[ALC]

That's because they're dumb. You need to hang out with different Americans

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Could care less, Andrew.

Booom

 

[AndreaCristiano]

That's because they're dumb. You need to hang out with different Americans

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Booom

Says you lol

 

[Red]

Could care less, Andrew.

Nice to know you care.

 

[Klin]

Nice to know you care.

 

[ALC]

@ AC I wasn't referring to you, but yeah. You're the one who thought "Could care less" means "Couldn't care less" so chyea. Could of would of should of.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

@ AC I wasn't referring to you, but yeah. You're the one who thought "Could care less" means "Couldn't care less" so chyea. Could of would of should of.

Everyone makes mistakes and being that English is my second language I admit when I make the mistakes

 

[ALC]

Props to you for that.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Props to you for that.

Thanks man

 

[blondu]

learn giovinco...ffs stick this thread