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Is the phrase "A little more wiser" grammatically correct?

 
 
JTT
 
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Reply Sun 23 Mar, 2014 08:41 am
@McTag,
McTag: You heard it here first, folks: some people have things in their heads that their parents taught them.

Not "first" at all. Your memory is like a sieve, McTag, or more likely, it's your patent dishonesty once again leaping to the fore. We have discussed this before specifically in relation to may/can.

You have no focus because you are lost on the language issues.
McTag
 
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Reply Sun 23 Mar, 2014 01:43 pm
@JTT,

Quote:
you are lost on the language issues.


On the contrary, your contribution to the "issues" here have been bizarre.
JTT
 
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Reply Sun 23 Mar, 2014 01:59 pm
@McTag,
More lying from McTag.

My contribution was from the LGSWE. Yours was, as it typically is, from McTag's Book of Useless Opinions.

But feel free to keep parading your dishonesty.
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Lordyaswas
 
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Reply Sun 23 Mar, 2014 03:05 pm
I've reconsidered.

I've decided to opt for more wiserest.
JTT
 
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Reply Sun 23 Mar, 2014 03:36 pm
@Lordyaswas,
So you did sleep your way thru English class. That's just as well, Lordy, look where it got McTag and Contrex - and Contrex got a B Lit!
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dianacoco
 
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Reply Tue 25 Mar, 2014 03:40 am
@keejeeduh,
No, it's not correct.
You should say a little wiser.
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