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Fill your boots my dude
You may not be so shitty after all my brother
Perhaps @shittydwarf@sh.itjust.works is merely shitty at being a dwarf? Just one really tall person... nothing to see here, move along.
Oh yea, that's a possibility
The problem is: how to test this, without doxing them? I've got a solution: I will simply assume that it is true, thereby making it so (and in the spirit of the OP, I will say so loudly and supremely confidently at every opportunity, unless there is an option to apologize instead and then I'll do that).
Makes sense, truly the choice that makes the most sense
"Thank you for pointing that out." "I appreciate your patience." "I will ensure greater accuracy in the future." "I apologize for any inconvenience."
(I could not find any valid excuses to apologize, so I just went ahead and did so anyway:-P)
Hehe, i like you funny man
Confirmed, much too large for dwarfing
Um... get good, scrub!
(There, is that how you do dwarfing?)