It is a sentence. If you cannot figure that out then that it is your problem, you should have gone to school.

I'll be a saint and point you in the general direction of an enlightening source of information for your limited experience with reading comprehension. Presumed predicate. (I suppose that is not a sentence either. Duh.) Or delve deeper into presumed subject or modifier etc.

There are numerous authors using this conversational style. It is very popular and is overused by the ghost writers for best selling fiction reads. It is fast, resembles conversation and is appropriate for people with limited attention spans and as a result is ideal for many of the pillocks on this section of the site. Read a book, learn to distinguish verbs, modifiers and nouns. I am ending this vacuous discussion now because you probably haven't read this far and are now hot-footing to the library in a futile effort to try to learn something.
By the way, I do not presume to be any type of an author with any kind of "style".

It is a sentence. If you cannot figure that out then that it is your problem, you should have gone to school.

I'll be a saint and point you in the general direction of an enlightening source of information for your limited experience with reading comprehension. Presumed predicate. (I suppose that is not a sentence either. Duh.) Or delve deeper into presumed subject or modifier etc.

There are numerous authors using this conversational style. It is very popular and is overused by the ghost writers for best selling fiction reads. It is fast, resembles conversation and is appropriate for people with limited attention spans and as a result is ideal for many of the pillocks on this section of the site. Read a book, learn to distinguish verbs, modifiers and nouns. I am ending this vacuous discussion now because you probably haven't read this far and are now hot-footing to the library in a futile effort to try to learn something.
By the way, I do not presume to be any type of an author with any kind of "style".

Do not try to goad me into a debate or discussion of a hysterical, naive, inflammatory blowhard with a malnourished personality. I wouldn't waste my time on such a trivial pursuit. I will say that clown could be a whole chapter in a graduate level text book on abnormal psychology.

The real question here is why you and others are defending this pathetic creature. I don't know his/her/its handle but the avatar of one of his apologists is a chubby guy in a shabby, baggy brown jacket sucking on a lollipop or ice cream cone. I've always assumed that is some kind of silly inside joke but I have never gotten it, so I guess I will never understand the motivation of that guy, or you, to defend the biased loony toon from the uppa US.

It is a sentence. If you cannot figure that out then that it is your problem, you should have gone to school.

I'll be a saint and point you in the general direction of an enlightening source of information for your limited experience with reading comprehension. Presumed predicate. (I suppose that is not a sentence either. Duh.) Or delve deeper into presumed subject or modifier etc.

There are numerous authors using this conversational style. It is very popular and is overused by the ghost writers for best selling fiction reads. It is fast, resembles conversation and is appropriate for people with limited attention spans and as a result is ideal for many of the pillocks on this section of the site. Read a book, learn to distinguish verbs, modifiers and nouns. I am ending this vacuous discussion now because you probably haven't read this far and are now hot-footing to the library in a futile effort to try to learn something.
By the way, I do not presume to be any type of an author with any kind of "style".