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I don't need health advice from a mentally ill, obese poo eater who grooms kids, thanks.
>pick one. it can't be the former.
A distraction can absolutely be of no importance, a plane flying past would be exactly that. A billboard by the side of the road. A stranger asking for the time. The list is endless.
>distraction can also be due to a impulse disorder, too. your idioms are not surprising anybody either!
Fundamental lack of understanding. Words are context sensitive and you have analysed the word in isolation. Breaking down sentences can help children get the gist, but it doesn't account for the nuances of adult conversation.