Muscatine

Don't have to...we speak English here....

But you used a non-english word.   In the interest of accuracy, which you think I can't discern but I have, you should tell us which word you meant.

Eventually this plethora of questions and never ending enquiries begins to indicate that the questioner may have an underlying comprehension problem.  In other words they might not be as quick as most of us on this sight.

Hiroad,   You shouldn't have to shield BS.   He's an adult.

He used a word which doesn't exist, obtusiveness.   He was asked to tell us if he really meant obtuseness or obtrusiveness and can't respond.  Maybe he has a third alternative.

Don't rag at me about comprehensive problems.   BS is the one who apparently can't comprehend he used a made-up word or can't comprehend that what he wrote is wrong or can't comprehend the meaning of the two alternate words and decide which one he meant to use.  

It's a simple matter for him to tell us what he meant.   Of course he would have to admit a mistake and that is a tough job for BS, although he makes enough of them he should be getting use to it.