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When was he last seen?
I used to enjoy occasional visits to the Life forum to see what frothy rage he had created. To be honest, I'm sad and I miss him. The idiots (note the idiots, so that doesn't include you) on this this forum now are no match for the self-righteous certainty about EVERYTHING of the mighty Bell. Bring back the tube/fine debator.
I used to enjoy occasional visits to the Life forum to see what frothy rage he had created. To be honest, I'm sad and I miss him. The idiots (note the idiots, so that doesn't include you) on this this forum now are no match for the self-righteous certainty about EVERYTHING of the mighty Bell. Bring back the tube/fine debator.
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He went back to his comic book store where HE could dispense the insults.
I shot him.
Alleluia!!!11!1
Goatboy wrote:
> Having a different opinion is fine, but when same person refuses to
> justify that opinion or explain beyond "Tom Clancy told me in a
> dream", then he's open for business.
Mm, how come so many people on this board seem to have a problem with that? Some of 'em seem to think that stating an opinion offers holy protection from having to think about it...
> Having a different opinion is fine, but when same person refuses to
> justify that opinion or explain beyond "Tom Clancy told me in a
> dream", then he's open for business.
Mm, how come so many people on this board seem to have a problem with that? Some of 'em seem to think that stating an opinion offers holy protection from having to think about it...
Strafio wrote:
> I mean, I think he started as a guy with genuinely mislead pride and
> faith in his nation... and then got all wound up, cracked and became
> the Anti-Goat.
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He wasn't American though - despite his straining, gravy-stained Stars 'n Stripes pjs.
Having a different opinion is fine, but when same person refuses to justify that opinion or explain beyond "Tom Clancy told me in a dream", then he's open for business.
Personally, I went after him when he refused to address a point or simply say "Yeah, sorry" when it was blatantly obvious he was wrong. Rather than admit an error, it was entertaining to watch an ever expanding web of lies and half-thought logic getting more and more difficult to keep straight.
Which was the point he'd stomp off to the fridge for 2 weeks and pity-binge.
Where is he? Hopefully in Camp X-Ray being squathumped by darky turrists and George W Bush.
> I mean, I think he started as a guy with genuinely mislead pride and
> faith in his nation... and then got all wound up, cracked and became
> the Anti-Goat.
---
He wasn't American though - despite his straining, gravy-stained Stars 'n Stripes pjs.
Having a different opinion is fine, but when same person refuses to justify that opinion or explain beyond "Tom Clancy told me in a dream", then he's open for business.
Personally, I went after him when he refused to address a point or simply say "Yeah, sorry" when it was blatantly obvious he was wrong. Rather than admit an error, it was entertaining to watch an ever expanding web of lies and half-thought logic getting more and more difficult to keep straight.
Which was the point he'd stomp off to the fridge for 2 weeks and pity-binge.
Where is he? Hopefully in Camp X-Ray being squathumped by darky turrists and George W Bush.
Strafio wrote:
> And he could've saved himself a LOT of bother if he'd just known when
> to admit when he was wrong. :-D
Heheheheh. Yeah, that was the root of his unhappyness I think. He seemed to think that whole "I never back down at all" attitude equated to being good at rhetoric and debate.
> And he could've saved himself a LOT of bother if he'd just known when
> to admit when he was wrong. :-D
Heheheheh. Yeah, that was the root of his unhappyness I think. He seemed to think that whole "I never back down at all" attitude equated to being good at rhetoric and debate.
I did sort of get the feeling that for every member simply arguing with the guy, that there was another who'd dig at him just to be in the crowd...
But sometimes when you read what he said, you'd get the feeling that he was just trying to be as controversial as he possibly could.
I mean, I think he started as a guy with genuinely mislead pride and faith in his nation... and then got all wound up, cracked and became the Anti-Goat.
And he could've saved himself a LOT of bother if he'd just known when to admit when he was wrong. :-D
But sometimes when you read what he said, you'd get the feeling that he was just trying to be as controversial as he possibly could.
I mean, I think he started as a guy with genuinely mislead pride and faith in his nation... and then got all wound up, cracked and became the Anti-Goat.
And he could've saved himself a LOT of bother if he'd just known when to admit when he was wrong. :-D
Eh? Unfairly ganged up on? How is asking someone to explain reasons for their opinions unfair?
I always quite liked Belldandy and thought he was unfairly ganged up on here. He was certainly no worse than ... some people, imo.
I\'ve recently found a bunch of young Tories at my new uni.
It\'s ineresting engaging people with very different views to your own. I can kind of see what Light has said in the past about logical/reasoned arguments being good to help people form a new opinion, but not to change an old one.
They certainly seem to have powerful reasoned arguments for their beliefs, ones which I hadn\'t really appreciated before now. I don\'t agree with them all, on close examination, but they\'re compelling nontheless.
I know his \'minority\' views weren\'t really where people had a problem with him, but it was nice having someone around who had such views - if only for a different angle on things.
But his liver was nice.
It\'s ineresting engaging people with very different views to your own. I can kind of see what Light has said in the past about logical/reasoned arguments being good to help people form a new opinion, but not to change an old one.
They certainly seem to have powerful reasoned arguments for their beliefs, ones which I hadn\'t really appreciated before now. I don\'t agree with them all, on close examination, but they\'re compelling nontheless.
I know his \'minority\' views weren\'t really where people had a problem with him, but it was nice having someone around who had such views - if only for a different angle on things.
But his liver was nice.
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