Russ, are you blind or deaf?

Originally posted by Crowley
Aah, Noodles, ever diligent.

'Subject to removal', means somebody had to alert it. No-one did.


Can you find me a word that better describes a person who apparently does not understand the definition of a phrase, but keeps on using the phrase in question to describe the actions of another person, against the advice of one or more other people?

I can only think of idiot.

Originally posted by Red Night
I'm sure you do.

Do you think he misses you? HaHaHaHa

Originally posted by Crowley

Can you find me a word that better describes a person who apparently does not understand the definition of a phrase, but keeps on using the phrase in question?

Originally posted by Red Night
Saffa: You have my respect.

Originally posted by Red Night
Crowley

Originally posted by Crowley
Aah, Noodles, ever diligent.

'Subject to removal', means somebody had to alert it. No-one did.


Can you find me a word that better describes a person who apparently does not understand the definition of a phrase, but keeps on using the phrase in question to describe the actions of another person, against the advice of one or more other people?

I can only think of idiot.

Originally posted by Crowley
I call a spade a spade.
The guy apparently wouldn't know a racist post if it kicked him in the head.
He continued calling me a racist, I called him an idiot - which is how he was acting.

I don't think I 'insulted him, called him names, and egged him on' - I think I called him an idiot once or twice after he repeatedly called me racist.
That's not name-calling, that's stating the facts.

The funny thing is, when i found out it was crowley that was accused of being Racist, i thought "It's a statistical possability" 😛

Wow this threads still going strong. Will it have broken 500 posts by the time I get up in the morning.

I can't wait to read the next instalment.

Originally posted by Crowley
Tedious and predictable, as ever.

Originally posted by Zadadka
Absolutely.
Because when [b]you utterly fail to understand something, it means what they have to say is wrong, and what you say is right.

/sarcasm

The clincher though, is this :
"I call a spade a spade"

Says it all really... thanks for the summary of your grasp of the impact of ill-considered words.[/b]

Originally posted by wormwood
what do you call a spade?

Originally posted by Nordlys
I call it a digging implement adapted for being pushed into the ground with the foot. Sounds much better than "spade".

Originally posted by wormwood
what do you call a spade?

Originally posted by Red Night
I remember when they did that joke back on All in the Family in the early '70s.

Archie: "I call a spade a spade."

Gloria: "Daddy, you can't say stuff like that!"

Archie: "what do you call a spade?"

Cue the laugh track.