To my beloved Cameron McGill,

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I am sincerely flattered that you wrote about me (am I famous now?). As you've noticed, I'm making this a letter to you as opposed to a comment, as Jack suggested. But anyways, back to business. I must concede that my grammar is not too best, and in the future, I will make attempts to improve that. With that aside, I have no intention to refute your refute of my refute. I don't want this to become "A Review of Your Reviews of My Review of Your Reviews of My Review of Your Reviews" (I hope I got the wording right). I also have no intention of writing an entire essay, because you really aren't worth the time, no matter how fun. So I just want to say, good job on your last post, I really enjoyed it. (Now to see if I can milk this into a comment that will count)

You can call out the hypocrisy in this post; I'm well aware that it is present, so perhaps there is a subconscious part of me that does want you to respond, so respond... or don't.

Best wishes and much love,
Wesley Lu

P.S. I don't plan on proof-reading this letter after I've written it so have at it... or don't.

Comments

  1. Elle_The_MagnificentApril 10, 2020 at 7:03 PM

    wow, okay, shots fired, also that was somewhat hard to read, especially the part in quotes. I hope you work out whatever beef you've got with Cameron. Nice letter, nevertheless.

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