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belenus
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Please don't take my food.
The human and the chimp
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Touching my food risks a fork in the back of your hand....
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Sir Cracked of the Mind
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Woo! powerful stuff playingf with a wo/mans food, could get your hand bitten..  |
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JerWA
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Sir Cracked of the Mind
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Are you sure, it could be "spit" would you spit in someones food if they..... They do it in the coffe shop you visit and the resturant, probably even in the hotdog and hamburger factory... we've all seen the secret video footage.
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belenus
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Oh, spite or smite..... English is such a complex language. I can't understand why you speak it, considering the fact of Spanish being so easy. 
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Sir Cracked of the Mind
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spite [ spīt ]
noun
Definition:
petty ill will: a malicious, usually small-minded desire to harm or humiliate somebody
transitive verb (3rd person present singular spites, present participle spiting, past and past participle spited)
Definition:
act maliciously towards somebody: to harm, hinder, or humiliate somebody out of small-mindedness
[13th century. Shortening of despite]
in spite of notwithstanding, or without taking account of something
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smite [ smīt ] (3rd person present singular smites, present participle smiting, past smote [ smōt ], past participle smitten [ smítt'n ] or smit [ smit ])
verb
Definition:
1. transitive and intransitive verb hit somebody or something hard: to hit somebody or something with a hard blow ( archaic or literary )
2. transitive verb affect or afflict somebody: to affect somebody strongly or disastrously, or afflict somebody with something ( literary ) ( often passive )
3. transitive verb fill somebody with love: to fill somebody with love or longing ( literary ) ( usually passive )
[ Old English smītan 'smear, pollute' < Germanic]
smiter noun
What's the problem, it's easy. even us loonies can understand the many easy and simple ways these words can be used.
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jbyram2
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If the past passive tense of "smite" is "smitten", is the past passive tense of "spite" "spitten"?
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Sir Cracked of the Mind
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No, it's Apple
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JerWA
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