moreover

[bo0da]

This is a word no one uses in english. English may not be your native language, but no matter how well written your article is there is never any reason to use moreover.

Please use "furthermore".

Google could probably eliminate a whole ton of shite from its index by adding that as a negative word to their algo.

 

[zimok]

Moreover,

 

[ShadowCaster]

Meanwhile OP

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRTjtpkLGoA]I'M ON SHROOMS - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Jeeta]

You seriously need to get out more bro.

 

[Mugshot]

good night sweet prince

 

[Hav3n]

There are a ton of great english words that no one uses very often any more. Doesn't make them any less correct.

 

[learningcurve]

Antidisestablishmentarianism is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

 

[Kiopa_Matt]

bo0da, is this you?

 

[pawpoint]

I use moreover, but I wouldnt put it on my website.

 

[mimoza3]

thats not true, open up any scientific magazine or any proper research paper and you will find plenty of "moreover", especially in the conclusion part.

 

[webnet]

According to our national anthem our home is girt by sea. Nothing retarded about being girted. Nothing at all.

 

[jryan21]

 

[DrewClement]

Do the needful

 

[nickycakes]

Moreover, you're from the UK which means you idiots have a lot of work to do catching up to the advances we have made in a language that formerly belonged to you. Soccer, for example.

 

[bo0da]

like pants full of chips?

 

[Pulse]

 

[statelizard]

thats not true, open up any scientific magazine or any proper research paper and you will find plenty of "moreover", especially in the conclusion part.

This ^^^^^^^^^^^^

But I get the feeling the OP wouldn't even know where to find a real science mag or research paper, let alone be able to read and understand the fucking thing.