Do you think its ignorant..

so .........what's the problem actually?

Reply 2

OP

speedstacker

so .........what's the problem actually?

have a guess.

Reply 3

anjurdsg

11

i think you need to look up "ignorant" in the dictionary...

did you mean "abnormal"?

Reply 4

anjurdsg

11

Riddy

have a guess.

you want them to go out so you can steal their clothes? :confused:

cant think of anything

Reply 5

OP

anjurdsg

i think you need to look up "ignorant" in the dictionary...

did you mean "abnormal"?

No I meant ignorant

Reply 6

Helenia

20

Inconsiderate, maybe. Ignorant, no. But it's not like she has the plague or something.

Reply 7

anjurdsg

you want them to go out so you can steal their clothes? :confused:

cant think of anything

Reply 8

Riddy

have a guess.

R u worrying that your family might be infected? :confused:

Reply 9

bluedreamer

1

So her reason for not leaving ( I’m assuming ) is that she has a cold? :s:

oh, when you say ignorant, you mean she thinks a cold is something serious? ^o)

anjurdsg

you want them to go out so you can steal their clothes? :confused:

cant think of anything

lmao

Reply 10

smellysocks

are you trying to say like when a friend doesn't come to school because he or she is ill, but still comes out drinking in the evening?

Reply 11

Riddy i think you probably have to rephrase your question. I thought I was the only person who didn't get your question because my english is not very good.

bird flu?

LPK

bird flu?

It's impossible. if you do read some info about bird flu u'll know what i mean.

Reply 14

OP

Bloody hell, basically my aunty has a cold and shes come round to my house spreading it, I really don't want to catch it as I have a cross country run on Monday. I just think its a bit ignorant/inconsiderate whatever you wanna call it.

Reply 15

puppy

Riddy

Bloody hell, basically my aunty has a cold and shes come round to my house spreading it, I really don't want to catch it as I have a cross country run on Monday. I just think its a bit ignorant/inconsiderate whatever you wanna call it.

Dont get stroppy because people who are trying to answer your question can't read your mind. If we don't understand the question how can you expect an answer?

We want to call it what the appropriate English word it, which is not 'ignorant'. 'Ignorant' suggests that she is unaware of the fact that she might spread her cold, 'inconsiderate' suggests she knows but doesn't care. Which is it?

Reply 16

fairycakes

12

well what do u want us to say?
yes it is a bit inconsiderate
it's not her fault tho, can't u just stay away from her?

Reply 17

OP

puppy

Dont get stroppy because people who are trying to answer your question can't read your mind. If we don't understand the question how can you expect an answer?

We want to call it what the appropriate English word it, which is not 'ignorant'. 'Ignorant' suggests that she is unaware of the fact that she might spread her cold, 'inconsiderate' suggests she knows but doesn't care. Which is it?

You now understand the question, ignorant can also mean rude or 'refusing' to notice.

Reply 18

Helenia

20

I don't think, in this case, that ignorant is applicable. I also think it's not really something to get hugely annoyed about. It's only a cold, she hasn't come round and given you syphilis, and you are exposed to these things all the time anyway.

Reply 19