Notch does not have a scooby about reality. He lives in a fantasy world where anything he says must be true.The reality is nobody has a scooby what hes going on about,
Notch does not have a scooby about reality. He lives in a fantasy world where anything he says must be true.The reality is nobody has a scooby what hes going on about,
Not even he, I suspect.Does anyone know what festive is on about?
I can, because you have.Show me where I "carry on pretending that (I) don't know what it means."
You can't, coz I haven't.
Bell end.
I can, because you have.
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Of course, you always have the option of being a bell end by pretending that when you give a like to a post in which someone pretends that he doesn't know what it means that you don't actually agree with him. But I think that most people operate on the basis that one only expresses approval and support of ideas one agrees with.
one must reach the conclusion a shadow hangs over the persons ability to learn
Except that he didn't, did he.And that still doesn't show anything about my "pretending to know not what it means", nor Notch's; his post only says that which (I'd wager, most) people in this country would believe; that your ascribed meaning is alien to them.
a phrase that has no meaning in this country
No - it really does not work like that. You liked his entire post, you expressed support fort everything in it. If you wanted to agree with only one part of it you should have quoted just that part and written something in support of that.Notch was spot-on with the following; you're inability (unwilllingness) to learn:
That is the bit I "liked".
I am extraordinarily good at this.You're not very good at this, are you?
Except that he didn't, did he.
It does have meaning in this country. I accept that there are a lot of people who are not familiar with it, but so what? There are probably hundreds of thousands of words and phrases which Notch and you don't know - what is the world supposed to do, dumb down to your level?
Do you know what the right thing is to do when you encounter a word or phrase which you don't know?
It is to look it up, to research it, and to actually learn something.
It is not to persist in claiming that it has no meaning just because you didn't know it, and it is absolutely not to persist in saying that it has no meaning after you have been shown that it unequivocally does.
No matter whether you did know it before I used it the first time, Notch, and you, know what it means because you've been shown definition after definition after definition of it.
So when Notch says "a phrase that has no meaning in this country" he is pretending.
And when you express approval of that you are also pretending.
No - it really does not work like that. You liked his entire post, you expressed support fort everything in it. If you wanted to agree with only one part of it you should have quoted just that part and written something in support of that.
But I will agree that there is one thing I am unwilling to learn, and that is that I should dumb down my vocabulary and stop using phrases of which people are initially unfamiliar in order to match their poor ability and their refusal to learn.
I am extraordinarily good at this.
The problem is that you are so bad that you think your deplorably poor abilities actually count as good.
Why on earth would I want to kearn a phrase only used by BAS in this country.It is to look it up, to research it, and to actually learn something
A stupid person refuses to learn!Why on earth would I want to kearn a phrase only used by BAS in this country.
That would be the action of a stupid person.
Wrong!A stupid person refuses to learn!
It's not useless if it avoids you making a complete fool of yourself, (and others such as brigadier at the same time).Wrong!
A stupid person learns useless phrases.........that be you
A clever person filters out the useless stuff........that be me
dd that to his claim that racism is not divisive or dangerous, but objecting to racism is dangerous and divisive