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The way of the monk
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A compelling argument.
You're packing mud around a shit structure to make it seem valid, but your mud is just more shit.
Don't troll. You're woefully incorrect, and the blathering on you've posted is simply masturbatory.
You should refrain from using hyperbole, especially when wrong.
And you should especially refrain from insulting people.
That's not hyperbole, kiddo. Sit down.
I am not trolling.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/loose
Go down to the verb section.
Loose is both a verb, and an adjective, and nothing I have said is incorrect.
You can very much 'loose' a friend, as in... to project them away from you, or put more distance or slack into the proverbial rope that connects you two together.
Sure, probably OP made a spelling mistake, but the comment I am responding to is saying that the usage is more or less entirely unjustifiable.
It isn't.