Difference in meaning between sentences

No difference -- both correct.

Now go ahead and ask someone else their opinion; you always do, and, it hurts me deeply.

Gus is your friend Yoong.

Re: Difference in meaning between sentences
I agree with gus.

The only mistake is in the question. It's a run-on sentence. Add a comma after "correct."

Re: Difference in meaning between sentences


I think there is a difference in meaning, at least you could make a difference if you tried. (I'm not sure a difference was intended, and they could easily equally likely be construed as the same) Am I making any sense? Perhaps not.

Sentence #1

Because we were waiting, and were together, we chatted.
(Mentioning the waiting is the most important feature here)

Sentence #2

We were having a chat. The waiting is more incidental.
(The conversation is the most important feature here)

But really I'm splitting hairs a bit, I think.

Re: Difference in meaning between sentences


Scientifically, it's called capillotomy.

I trust you when you're sober. Sometimes I wonder whether you are drinking or have drunk when you answer my question.

Gus drinks deeply at the well of loopy juice.