ho hum....

[gothchibi]

Ok I am just going to write in here just because it doesn't matter all that much seeing as not one person will be reading this.. Even if you do read it you wont post to it.. The only person who ever does post to my journal entries is Ashley... I love ya kid! I am so bored that this is ridiculous.. I need someone to stimulate my brain. Someone who

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[corporate_slave]

Actully, stuck is past-tense... as in "the pieces are stuck together..." It implies that the "adhering" has already taken place. However, the word adhere, is an action word... as in "Now, you need to adhere the two pieces together..." You must also adhere to the rules of the classroom. Adhere is actually closer to comply, than to stuck or stick. He was undoubtedly attempting to use a form of the word adhesive in order to sound more intelligent (didn't work). Or perhaps, he was simply attempting paraphrase your answer as to avoid duplicate answers.

Don't worry, you're not stupid, just overly-critical of yourself (at least in this case.)

And you got a response from someone other than Ashley!

awww...

[gothchibi]

thank you there corporate... sry im terrible w/ ppls names whom i have yet to meet...

but thank you for that detailed explanation of the term "adhere"

[porcellanabella]

i just signed up for dictionary.com's word of the day thing and so far ive learned:
corpulent: fat
popinjay: a vain and talkative person
eructation: belch, the act of belching
you have just been educated.

nice to know

[gothchibi]

well atleast now i know when i need I am in need of a new word or the definition atleast I can go to you Ashely...

Thanks babe.. Hope all is well with you.