I do appreciate all of the ESL players staying silent so that there remains an extremely amusing disconnect between this conversation and reality

Well, none of the calls you provided couldn't be expressed and easily understood in rudimentary English, so it would be easy to interpret what you said as misinterpreting what I said. I think if you had ever played TF2 or learned a language that people actually speak you would probably begin to understand that what you're saying is rather preposterous. Even if Esperanto's grammatical precision were so useful, then we would be using the grammatically precise elements of the English language, but we in fact see the opposite. "Spy enemy" is unclear because it doesn't correspond to any particularly relevant or useful callout, but an equally simple "spy scout" is crystal clear.

Ah, that bodes well for all of Europe learning this language, forgoing a core feature of Indo-European languages

I don't understand, you've given very simple english callouts with notably more verbose esperanto equivalents, how is the left column meant to be beneficial in any way? You are talking about language as if your brain compiles sentences into x86 or something, the context you are experiencing directly affects your understanding of the sounds you're hearing. It requires a lot less "brain processing" to interpret someone briefly saying "they're kritz" than reciting your favorite daedric shrine "rapiddamaĝarilon Malamiko Uzas" even if the former isn't grammatically correct. English is indeed a flexible language because, among other reasons, you can interchange verbs, adjectives, and nouns and be intelligible; while it would be imprecise in writing compared to a language with strict conjugations, cases, and suffixes, it serves to transfer ideas verbally much faster.

Not only did you utterly BTFO brody in honorable debate, you have single-handedly debunked the 21st century CDC childhood immunization schedule.

When I see you have switched from dedicating your time to obscure Team Fortress 2 projects like configs, navmeshes, or crosshairs, to learning Esperanto and Common Lisp, I am reminded of someone like Troy Hurtubise, and it makes me a little bit sad

there's NO WAY you got so upset about people on a tf2 forum complaining about your neologism that you logged off for a year and learned a retarded meme language dude. NO WAY

im laughing at how a guy who opens his article with being confused why a fruit that looks like a pinecone is called "pineapple", and thinking that "look" and "see" mean the same thing is meant to be an valuable source on the english language

uncalled for

this is grounds for intervention, i'm calling your parents right away

can you come up with an example of a comm that can't be expressed and easily understood in rudimentary english?

Welcome back AIAD, I was actually a bit worried about you and am glad to hear you are well.

no brockly for the broxter

boring

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