| DamianJ |
08-14-2011 06:55 AM |
Fiddy evictions
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Originally Posted by Jel
(Post 18353888)
It was actually meant to say "don't condescend to me", but good work on calling me up on a grammatical error I made - that point has blown mine right out of the water, so congrads on that.
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Your point was that I shouldn't be condescending. But you couldn't figure out how to say that, so I condescendingly replied pointing out your primary school level mistake.
So yes, it has blown your point out of the water. Thanks for noticing.
But to be fair, your point was fairly shit anyway. As was your initial point, which was that there is nothing in common with bankers getting bonuses as kids get kicked out of their homes. There clearly is. So even when you try and make a point, it is a shit point, and you fail to make it in an interesting, compelling or amusing way. And when this is politely explained to you, you resort to name-calling.
Oh and it's congrats. Not congrads. It's short for congratulations. A whole 5 syllables. Must do your fucking head in words that long, eh?
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Originally Posted by Jel
(Post 18353888)
ps I didn't call you a cunt to make myself appear intelligent, nor clever.
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intelligent or clever. Not nor. You use nor when the first half is negative.
Fuck, did you go to school past 12?
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Originally Posted by Jel
(Post 18353888)
I called you a cunt, because that's exactly what you came across as.
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I had no doubt as to the reasons why you called me a cunt. I was just trying to explain to someone clearly who is struggling to keep up here, that when you try (and in your case fail) to make a point, or a counterpoint, it weakens your position to name call.
It is the sort of thing Robbie does.
It is what you do when you cannot think of a clever counterpoint. It's what you do when you have run out of anything even vaguely resembling intelligent to say. However, I'm not entirely sure you ever did in the first place.
HTH
Your pal
Damian |
