So you admit to trolling?

Since your an Ole Miss student I will show the meaning of better and easier..

Easy
Adjective
comparative adjective: easier
1.
achieved without great effort; presenting few difficulties.
"an easy way of retrieving information"
synonyms: uncomplicated, undemanding, unchallenging, effortless, painless, trouble-free, facile, simple, straightforward, elementary; More
antonyms: difficult, challenging
(of an object of attack or criticism) having no defense; vulnerable.
"he was vulnerable and an easy target"
synonyms: vulnerable, susceptible, defenseless; More
antonyms: streetwise, savvy
informalderogatory
(of a woman) open to sexual advances; sexually available.
"her reputation at school for being easy"
synonyms: promiscuous, unchaste, loose, wanton, abandoned, licentious, debauched; More
antonyms: chaste
2.
(of a period of time or way of life) free from worries or problems.
"promises of an easy life in the New World"
synonyms: calm, tranquil, serene, quiet, peaceful, untroubled, contented, relaxed, comfortable, secure, safe; More
antonyms: stressful, chaotic
(of a person) lacking anxiety or awkwardness; relaxed.
"his easy and agreeable manner"
synonyms: casual, informal, unceremonious, unreserved, uninhibited, unaffected, easygoing, amiable, affable, genial, good-humored; More
antonyms: formal
adverbinformal
comparative adverb: easier
1.
without difficulty or effort.

Better
adjective
1.
comparative of good and well1.
adjective: better
"hoping for better weather"
synonyms: superior, finer, of higher quality; More
antonyms: worse, inferior
more appropriate, advantageous, or well advised.
"there couldn't be a better time to start this job"
synonyms: more advantageous, more suitable, more fitting, more appropriate, more useful, more valuable, more desirable More
antonyms: worse
2.
partly or fully recovered from illness, injury, or mental stress; less unwell.
"she's much better today"
synonyms: healthier, fitter, stronger; More
antonyms: worse, sicker
adverb
1.
comparative of well1.
more excellently or effectively.
adverb: better
"Johnny could do better if he tried"
synonyms: to a higher standard, in a superior/finer way More
to a greater degree; more.
"I liked it better when we lived in the country"
synonyms: more, to a greater degree/extent More
more suitably, appropriately, or usefully.
"the money could be better spent on more urgent cases"
synonyms: more wisely, more sensibly, more suitably, more fittingly, more advantageously More
noun
noun: better; plural noun: betters; plural noun: one's betters
1.
the better one; that which is better.
"the Natural History Museum book is by far the better of the two"
2.
datedhumorous
one's superiors in social class or ability.
"amusing themselves by imitating their betters"
verb
verb: better; 3rd person present: betters; past tense: bettered; past participle: bettered; gerund or present participle: bettering
1.
improve on or surpass (an existing or previous level or achievement).

Now troll on my friend...RA'd

This post was edited on 10/5/13 at 11:41 am