You’re probably thinking:
“I speak like a ragingly jerkish moron. When my friends say ‘See ya,’ or ‘good-bye,’ I respond with ‘lates.‘”
Well, you’re wrong. You’re ‘friends’ aren’t saying ‘good-bye.’ Those people hate you, and this means they aren’t your friends.
Now you are thinking:
“Is there any way that I might mend my moronic ways?”
Probably not. Once your have crossed that threshold and reduced yourself to the level of saying ‘lates‘ as a parting remark, you are almost certainly bound to a life of stupid dumbness. However, there is a way you can soften the blow to those around you, and as a jerk, it’s the least you could do.
At this point, you are jerkishly mumbling:
“Well, how do I do that?”
and…
“Also, I am an idiot.”
First of all, speak up, no one like a mumbling moron. Secondly: consistancy. This is a simple concept that even a idiot job like you can understand. Here is how it works:
When you say ‘-lates‘ you have set a standard by which you, yourself, should adhere to. This being, every instance of the suffix ‘ater‘ in your day-to-day speech subsequently replaced with ‘-ates,’ and vise-vera.
For example, when beckoning for service in a restaurant, you should say: ‘Hey, wates.’ And from now on you should refer to amphibious reptiles ‘alligates,’ or just ‘gates.’ That said, the founder of Microsoft is ‘Bill Gator.’ Of course, there will be inevitable and confusing juxtupositions invloved, such as, when you put on roller ‘skater‘ you will become a roller ‘skates.’
Confusing, yes, but you are the one who set this standard, so live by it, moron.’