The only point in your whole shebang I'd like to point out is your comment on my grammar. You should know the Queen's English is different from American English... but just in case you didn't:
lack·lus·ter
ˈlakˌləstər/Submit
adjective
lacking in vitality, force, or conviction; uninspired or uninspiring.
"no excuses were made for the team's lackluster performance"
synonyms: uninspired, uninspiring, unimaginative, dull, humdrum, uninvolving, colorless, characterless, bland, dead, insipid, vapid, flat, dry, lifeless, tame, prosaic, spiritless, lusterless; More
antonyms: inspired
(of the hair or the eyes) not shining; dull.
That's not made up, but seeing as you probably don't know much about American spelling of words I won't grill you on it, just thought it was funny. I've got nothing else to say to you, your entire career was a joke and you're not worth any more of my time
except
when you try to correct me and I wasn't wrong in the first place. Then it's kind of like "well let me save him the embarrassment."
18-May-2014 19:27:01