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"Over-intellectual"

Quick question.

If you used the word "incompatible" in a conversation, would you expect to be told that you use words that are too big and not relevant to the conversation. In the context I used it, it was in regards to compatibility between individuals in relationships. ie - some people are not compatible.

Is that wrong?

But having said that, if sometime in the future someone sees this thread, reads it, and bursts out laughing, then I'll have succeeded in my masterplan of bringing a smile to someone's face at least once a day.

FantasyMeister wrote:

>
> Then Rosalind fuels the humour factory a little more by posting
> *confused*, which puts her in the position of IB's (imaginary by my
> part) protagonist.

Which was intended on my part.

> So adding nm, (never mind), in the next post just
> served as a punchline for my incredibly feeble yet cerebral wit, nm
> being the complete antithesis to both IB's post and Q.E.D.
>

I fell down here, not speaking txt speak I didn't know what nm meant. Further, now knowing what it means, I don't see how nm becomes the antithesis of anything.
it's the whole thread being rounded off perfectly in an
> intellectual manner with perfect irony, which is my favourite sort of
> wit, which made me LOL.
>
> God I'm funny.

I understand, but I don't find it witty. I don't think thats down to IQ at all.

And your laughing at me again

*feels she might have made somewhat of a fool of herslef, but still doesn't know why*

-

*Swears on his PC (he's an aetheist) that he'd never deliberately make fun of Rosalind*

Want a cup of coffee?

Coffee is good.

I'm laughing now.

I saw the title of the post again.

*Awards Rosalind a Certificate entitled "First person to get FM's dumb joke, and probably the last"*

Sugar?

No Sugar. Milk though.

That was the Joke.

I think I missed it because the bit I put about being confused about the latin bit was a joke in itself.

or something.....

*Passes Rosalind a cup of Nescafé and hope she appreciates the effort it took to spell Nescafé correctly*

Noted and appreciated.

Nescafé tastes like sugarpuffs always has, always will.

I'm off to the sea side. Maybe it will shake the cob-webs out of my brain.

That had to have been one of the most elongated elucidations of a joke... ever.

And no, I don't want any of your Nescafé.
;-)

Talk about hijacking my thread.

*sulks*