I was annoyed by the behaviour of John at the party.?
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There are two ways of saying this : your teachers request, and "john's behaviour".\nIn India, where I live, people often use this horrible way of sayng these things because its more 'proper'. If you want to talk in normal English, everyday American English, use "johns behaviour". Many times people 'forget' that we have apostrophe S, and create a funny type of Enlish by putting 'of'. In french though you have to say "comportement de Jean" which means "behaviour of john". Its best to follow your teacher's way when you are in front of her or are writing something that she will read, but other iwse, use john's behaviour. Or just tell her that you feel more comfortable with normal Apostrophe S.
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My Bother-he is a big fat lazy rude complaining drinking swearing slob. He is the reason no one in my family can ever run for office-the papers would have a field day.\n\nFamilies are like fudge -mostly sweet with some nuts\n\nAnd you don't pick who was born in your family.
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On behalf of my client, I wish to express his extreme displeasure regarding your last question. John, AKA ,truefact, is as I write, sobbing in the corner of my office. Yes, it's true. And not a manly sight either. \n\nWhile it is true, he has shown himself to be verbally challenged, spelling inadequate, and generally kind of stupid, that is no reason for you, or anybody else to defame his noble heritage, family history and rural habitat. \n\nI only hope that with a full apology from you he may re-acquire his self esteem and true manly persona. \n\nNow, I don't think you want this to go any further. Law suits can be, not only expensive, but counter productive to all.\n\nDear woman, I insist you apologize. To him and all his kin. \n\nOr at least get him out of my office. He ain't got any money and he's starting to mess up the rug.\n\nTime is of the essence. Your prompt reply would be greatly appreciated.
385132
he sounds like a fag to me.
831828
I would genuinely apologize for saying something that offended him and assure him that it won't happen again ---- and then let the ball be in his court. Also, you might mention that his actions in that situation won't be tolerated either. Just watch out for this guy -- he seems kind of like a loose cannon. And definitely one of those people that can "dish it, but not take it" --- just apologize and see what happens. Good Luck!
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I complained about him. but with the problem of freedom of speech....it's difficult to get around.  Hopefully through seeing diaglogue like the type we engage in, others will not be swayed by his violent words. Unlikely that he himself will change and I hope he doesn't have children or is around them..he may make a mini militia!  best-tharedhead
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Isn't it funny how you asked a simple queston and got so much hassle and thumbs down? Sorry, man. I feel where you were coming from. You asked because they say they're the party of Jesus Christ, morals, and religion and if you preach it, practice it. Beyond that they haven't done much. So that's why it should be a large responsibility of the party, people! If you're gonna use religion to your advantage, you better give something back!
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Get out of his way.  He sounds like a lot more fun than you.  Stop holding him back.  \n*You are so jelous*
656158
He can be jealous that's a natural feeling but it was a business meeting. He shouldn't be getting mad at you, especially when you invited him to attend.
912751
Doesn't sound as though you can do much. Pointing it out to him or suggesting counselling will only add fuel to the fire right? On the other hand...who wants to be around someone who constantly complains, b*tches and brings everyones mood down because he's a jerk?\nYou can always tell him you're taking the kids and screwing because you can't tolerate this and it's cruel to the kids. Beware though. You call his bluff and he calls it....you'd better be ready to follow through or you'll never, ever gain any ground again.\nGood luck with Grumpy!
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Dont be angry!!!\n\nGet even its your turn to rack your brains to get him back then you'll be equal!!!\n\nHe probably didnt think you would not find it as funny as he was...\n\nGet in touch with Scott Mills on radio 1 he is great at getting people back
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Yes, it made me feel so bad.  But I ended up talking to him about our situation, I didn't want him to think I was a bad person.  He was mad at first then he cooled down, and he was fine with it.
52402
Sounds  little petty to me.  Why is he so upset with you?\nDoesn't sound much like a friend to me.  I'd go about my business and ignore him until he comes to his senses.  Then when he did come around I would let him know how much he hurt me.
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I have a friend who's husband talks incessantly. People have asked him to stop, but he can't seem to. He doesn't seem to have a clue. He really gets on my nerves.
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unfortunately nothing.  this is something he has to want to do and the more you guys bug him about it the more he is going to fight you.  go to the party and have a good time if he comes on later and asks you how was it tell him he should have been there...
529135
no cause I would have done tha same thing, It's not that he's trying to leave you or anything it's just that you must have been being annoying.
325133
I have a cousin that is exacxtly the same. My advice is to ignore him while he acts that way, then ask him what his problem is when he's in a good mood(especially if you have the upper hand, like you just bought him a soda or something)