Too wordy for them?

[Skuffyshootster]

Yes.

It pains me greatly when I must do so.

 

[Code Monkey]

If it's with strangers, then I go all out. If it's with friends, then I kind of give a shit about what they think of me. So not with them, or else they think me snobby.

 

[Arkhangelsk]

I do the opposite. I love using complicated words. And I love even more when they ask what it means.

 

[LeonLethality]

Never.

Actually, I like those moments. Since they don't know the words, I'll feel superior.

Seconded.

I know its a bad way to feel, but I do.

Thirded it is an awesome feeling =D

 

[Ganthrinor]

I never change my comments to something "simpler" for the sake of an idiot audience. Mocking the limitations of those around me is one of my major joys in life. I might even educate them if they ask me about what I said, in the most cutting and corrosive manner that I can. I'm a real fucker to play with in Scrabble or Trivial Persuit (provided I actually know the subject matter).

Conversely, I also have no problem in admitting when I don't know something and blowing the subject matter off as irrelevant.


Basically I'm just a fairly well-read and literate prick.

 

[TOGSolid]

No, because I don't hang out with idiots.

 

[Ham_authority95]

It can't be avoided were I live.

Retarded immature teenage heaven around here

 

[troth]

I personally love using large words and making others feel like idiots.

 

[Penguins4Freedom]

Often I have had to explain words to friends for example: syllable, droll, impudence and, funnily, impotence.

Also due to the fact that this man is a TvTropes addict, some trope phrases sometimes feature in his language, alienating and confusing friends and family.