Originally posted by ScriabinThere you go again. I bet it's all warm and fuzzy in there.
I'm doing ok, Jack -- my "little world" is not so bad. My boss' boss' boss is the President of the USA.
How're you doin'?
And, hop! Here come some pseudo-credentials. I bet you even have your degree on your office wall. Someone might doubt you have one, after all... Maybe the little ego would be hurt then. :'(
Originally posted by Palynkago on, hurt me. who knows, maybe I'd like it.
There you go again. I bet it's all warm and fuzzy in there.
And, hop! Here come some pseudo-credentials. I bet you even have your degree on your office wall. Someone might doubt you have one, after all... Maybe the little ego would be hurt then. :'(
bottom line: I don't care about your opinion -- who would?
what, your mommy didn't love you or something? such heat ... must have hit a nerve somewhere ..
Originally posted by Palynkanow now, its ok, you can take a breath now -- it ok. yes yes, I'm on the defensive. so scary, and your arguments are soooooo powerful. there there, feeling better are we?
Haha, it's not me who's on the defensive, now is it?
have some tea?
P.s. what in hell is wrong with you, anyway? one would think someone upset your entire concept of reality or something .. geez
Originally posted by LemonJelloI guess you are right, in this instance.
[b]Where did I even broach the subject of God talk?
I think Scriabin is there confusing you for me. He seems to be confused a good chunk of the time. 🙄[/b]
I must have lumped you into the same undistinguished category as our Pal there. Yep, you are filed under the same tab -- sorry about that -- I put you with him in the "annoyed, frustrated and on the thin mental edge" tab.
Yes, I get confused at times when I am confronted by a confederacy of dunces as they aren't really worth the time to get them straight -- so they get a swift kick, so to speak.
Originally posted by Scriabin"If you can only see two sides of an argument you are missing something."
"All Faith is false, all Faith is true: Truth is the shattered mirror strewn
In myriad bits; while each believes his little bit the whole to own."
-- Sir Richard Francis Burton
A judge in a village court had gone on vacation. Sufi Mullah Nasrudin was asked to be temporary judge for a day.
Nasrudin sat on the Judge's chair with a serious face, gaz ...[text shortened]... Nasrudin.
If you can only see two sides of an argument you are missing something.
And if you can't see the truth, then you are blinded by whatever it is you think you do see.