I'm not nearly as smart as I "attempt" to appear? Well, dear friend, from your last literary composition you do not seem to be comparable to Einstein either. Here is a prime example: Your use of "Due to the fact that..." This little seemingly "intelligent" phrase is empty; it's an empty phrase. There is one word in the English language that means the exact same thing as the wordy literary excretion you integrated into your piece of argumentative prose: BECAUSE. The word because means everything in that phrase, use it! The use of empty phrases immediately signifies inexperienced or incapable writers.
Hey, why don't you graduate from high school before offering opinions and statements based on facts you quote that you have not yet experienced due to the fact that you haven't graduated from high school as of yet.
All I have to say about this segment is "wow". Are you trying to insult me by seeming intelligent with this flow of diarrheal text? The only message I received was you need a prescription for compositional Immodium. The intended message was extremely convoluted and impossible to discover in your horribly worded "sentence". It's not even a grammatically correct sentence. Can I get your address to mail you my AP English Language and Composition book? I will even provide a minute service for you. Upon the book's arrival, it will already be highlighted in all the right places to instruct you on how to keep from writing run-ons and just the basic skills of writing legible and coherent sentences.
Because I am in high school, I have more credibility to the topics students learn in high school. If Moses sat next to you in geometry, then chances are you have forgotten some topics covered in class. Mr. Chase, this whole intellectual battle online with me is silly. If you would like to continue then, by all means, type away. Haven't I out performed you enough already? After all....I'm "not yet experienced due to the fact that you haven't graduated from high school as of yet." I can guarantee you, sir, that you are not in competition with any normal high school student. I patiently await your next reply. So, how does it look from an external by-standard's point of view to see a grown "experienced" adult quarreling with a high school boy?