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Originally posted by @kellyjay
There you go. 🙂
He's right you are a liar. Or extremely ignorant at best.

Either way it just doesn't cut it

The fact that you and your ilk see posters like FMF and Divegeester as opposed to Christianity (which should shed light and knowledge, etc. ) is extremely paranoid at best.
Their comments are very reasonable for most of the time.

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Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
He's right you are a liar. Or extremely ignorant at best.

Either way it just doesn't cut it

The fact that you and your ilk see posters like FMF and Divegeester as opposed to Christianity (which should shed light and knowledge, etc. ) is extremely paranoid at best.
Their comments are very reasonable for most of the time.
Okay, glad you are not here to insult I'd hate to see what that was like.

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Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
He's right you are a liar. Or extremely ignorant at best.
If you think KellyJay is a liar, then that is one thing. I can imagine what it is that makes you say so. However, he has been calling ME a liar for saying that I was a Christian for many, many years. He suddenly started doing this because he said some things about his beliefs that simply did not add up and I tackled him on it. So it was a calculated insult-deflection and his insistence that I 'prove' to him that I was a Christian and his fatuous-evasive suggestion that the answer my questions about what he believed was somehow to be found in my own memory were red herrings. For my part, I have not called him a liar.

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Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
I'm interested in connecting with you (and everyone)

It is you who maintains the wall of ignorance
Sure, but you built it sir.

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Originally posted by @suzianne
Since it comes after the verb, shouldn't it actually be 'you and me'?
No.

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(As the subjects of the verb are joined, a subject pronoun, such as 'I' is required. 'Me' would only be used in the event of a preposition such as 'between' you and me, where the use of an objective pronoun, such as 'me,' would have been correct).

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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Sure, but you built it sir.
?? I've built no walls with KJ.

Get a grip dude

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Originally posted by @fmf
If you think KellyJay is a liar, then that is one thing. I can imagine what it is that makes you say so. However, he has been calling ME a liar for saying that I was a Christian for many, many years. He suddenly started doing this because he said some things about his beliefs that simply did not add up and I tackled him on it. So it was a calculated insult-defl ...[text shortened]... mehow to be found in my own memory were red herrings. For my part, I have not called him a liar.
What can I say?

There is a huge difference on this forum between those who take posts in the right spirit and those who dont.


Those who dont use all sorts of diversionary tactics- including lying- to get their views across.

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Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
?? I've built no walls with KJ.

Get a grip dude
No no sir, I was saying that in the construction of the wall of ignorance, you were the chap with the bricks.

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Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
What can I say?

There is a huge difference on this forum between those who take posts in the right spirit and those who dont.


Those who dont use all sorts of diversionary tactics- including lying- to get their views across.
robbie carrobie was a liar. Fetchmyjunk/dj2becker is a liar. KellyJay, on the other hand, is ~ I think ~ feeble, a poor communicator, prideful, hypocritical and sanctimonious: but not a liar, as such.

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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
No no sir, I was saying that in the construction of the wall of ignorance, you were the chap with the bricks.
Piss of you tourist.

Feel free to explain to the forum where my bricks were laid

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Originally posted by @fmf
robbie carrobie was a liar. Fetchmyjunk/dj2becker is a liar. KellyJay, on the other hand, is ~ I think ~ feeble, a poor communicator, prideful, hypocritical and sanctimonious: but not a liar, as such.
It's hard to tell with so much bad reading skills .

Either way , deliberate ignorance, taking others out of context and other such follies belong on the same side as lies.

Rajk, ToO and others have made their points of view as clear as day and KJ has rarely responded to them in good faith.
When KJ gets to the Pearly Gates he will no doubt realize that there were some around who tried honestly to tell him the truth.

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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
No.

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(As the subjects of the verb are joined, a subject pronoun, such as 'I' is required. 'Me' would only be used in the event of a preposition such as 'between' you and me, where the use of an objective pronoun, such as 'me,' would have been correct).
No, the subject pronoun is implied, and does not need to appear. It is the word 'you', and its place is before the verb. The two pronouns left are objects and do not take the nominative case.

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Originally posted by @suzianne
No, the subject pronoun is implied, and does not need to appear. It is the word 'you', and its place is before the verb. The two pronouns left are objects and do not take the nominative case.
Evidently GoaD would say "Challenge we" rather than "Challenge us". lol.

BTW, wouldn't the implied subject be "I"? As in "I challenge you and me"?

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