I know it's difficult for you to grasp, but if you want to get your point across then you should probably try to use the correct words, as nrshida pointed out verticle means something completely different
And actually, if you DID know what you were talking about, you would be right and whether you play AH or not would be irrelevant. But actually, you just like banging on the keyboard pretending to be knowledgeable. You're like bustr but with a smaller vocabulary (but with equally terrible spelling and grammar).
I suppose you have an excuse for that, being a barely educated child, whereas bustr is a grown man and doesn't get off so easily
The definition of verticle does not make sense in the context in which I used the word. Given that the definition of vertical
does make sense in that context, and the spelling is highly similar, people will be able to understand.
This is evidenced by the fact that nobody has been unable to follow the argument, and nobody has questioned why I used a word in a way that is nonsensical.
Spelling and grammatical errors aside, the content of my posts are most often accurate. You may not like them, but they are provably true. And you probably don't like that very much, either.
You're quite clearly a dedicated arse. Your posts seem to primarily be little more than derogatory remarks, often implying a lower than average intelligence, to your selected target. After looking through your post history, I gave up around page 10 looking for a post that is serious, constructive, and positive. Or even a post that is both positive and either serious or constructive.
Theres also an unusually (but, sadly, not surprisingly) high number of "you stupid American" posts in your history as well.
You seem to primarily frequent the O'Club, where you procede to give forth with your unflattering, sarcastic, and generally negative view of specific people, video games, America, the general population, various institutions, any level of faith in Government, economics, human decency, and America.
In short, you seem to be a rather unhappy, likely bitter, man, with a bleak and depressing view of the world, save for jolly 'ole England, and former colonies sans the U.S.A, and (just taking a shot in the dark here), anything that's culturally relevent after you graduated college, if not earlier.