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I knew somebody would say that as I chose to use the word "fluidly," which is synonymous with "fluently" in this context.

I think I went with "fluidly" just so I could type this explanatory response. It wasn't worth it.

jfeaz wrote:I knew somebody would say that as I chose to use the word "fluidly," which is synonymous with "fluently" in this context.

I think I went with "fluidly" just so I could type this explanatory response. It wasn't worth it.

a: how old are you? that's the kind of response i'd expect from a twelve year old.

b. no, they don't mean the same thing, even in this context. you can be extremely fluent, and not fluid at all.

c. see holiday's last post

jfeaz wrote:I knew somebody would say that as I chose to use the word "fluidly," which is synonymous with "fluently" in this context.

I think I went with "fluidly" just so I could type this explanatory response. It wasn't worth it.

The kid is 16. Stop being a douchebag.

I edited my original post. Everyone will be in harmony again.

jfeaz wrote:I'll delete my post. Everyone will be in harmony again.

no keep it. this is more fun.

-Holiday wrote:

jfeaz wrote:I'll delete my post. Everyone will be in harmony again.

no keep it. this is more fun.

+1

nah

I'm 29 currently a Police Officer and full time student working toward a emergency management degree. I also have a paramedic certificate and have worked as a paramedic and fire fighter.

I don't wheelie and have been waiting for someone to wheelie past my squad car at work.

I'm 19 years old, currently a full time student but I also co-own a large performance auto shop in my hometown.

jeff_connors wrote:Im 48, only been riding about a year but will make up for lost time! Married, 2.5 kids, and work for a federal law enforcement agency.

One year of riding and three bikes in your sig! I'll lift a glass to you tonight sir.