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| Molly wrote: | How can you give so much love to someone who spends much of his time spouting:
You don't know what you're talking about.
I know better than you.
You're a marxist.
Your a lunatic-feminist. |
Molly, keep in mind that...
1. Often I, and other people in the forum, really do know better than you.
2. I didn't call anyone a Marxist. I compared some of your behavior to that of a fanatical Marxist by analogy and for illustrative purposes only.
3. I don't call any of my interlocutors lunatic feminists. I talk about lunatic feminists (as opposed to sane feminists) in the abstract. If the person I'm communicating with sees the characteristics of a lunatic feminist in herself and wants to take it personally, that's not my problem. |
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| Tue Apr 01, 2008 18:21 pm Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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Hi,
Spoken like a true politician!
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| Tue Apr 01, 2008 18:24 pm Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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| NinaZara wrote: | | I rather give my love to a person who gives me straight answers than fire me back with more and more questions. |
Easy life?  |
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| Tue Apr 01, 2008 18:39 pm Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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| Quote: | | 1. Often I, and other people in the forum, really do know better than you. |
Really? When, for example?
| Quote: | | 2. I didn't call anyone a Marxist. I compared some of your behavior to that of a fanatical Marxist by analogy and for illustrative purposes only. |
Yes, a childish comparison, to say the least. On other fora, it's known as flaming, trolling etc. How you get away with it here, beats me.
| Quote: | | I talk about lunatic feminists (as opposed to sane feminists) in the abstract. |
And how shallow you sound when you do so. |
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| Wed Apr 02, 2008 16:17 pm Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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| Molly wrote: | | NinaZara wrote: | | I rather give my love to a person who gives me straight answers than fire me back with more and more questions. |
Easy life? |
I thought that first of you.
Jamie always gives us facts and his best opinion to us, sincerely answering questions that were asked, even the ones that most people would likely think of as petty questions. How many do you think, have that big of a heart?
But you chose the easiest way when troubled with something you cannot refute.
For example, if people said something you said is incorrect, you asked them to define 'incorrect'.
I am not a linguist, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist either to understand the pattern here.
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| Wed Apr 02, 2008 16:32 pm Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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| daemon99 wrote: | | Quote: | | Yeah, Molly. Don't be jealous. I like Jamie more... |
And I like Molly more  As I see it, Jamie's the kind of guy who, if I say I am a man, will come up with a convincing explanation that I am not.  That's not true, is it? (It's not, by the way) |
I know you are just kidding here but just for the record, you shouldn't think that of Jamie. In the given situation, unless you gave him reasons to believe otherwise, I think he would just say okay.
Or maybe you prefer that people just tell you "Define man".
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| Thu Apr 03, 2008 18:16 pm Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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daemon99,
I reserve the right to remain silent so I'll leave that to your imagination...  |
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| Thu Apr 03, 2008 20:34 pm Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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This must be the love just normal true love strong passionate woman - man relation.
Molly in her subconsciousness truly loves J.J and vice versa , .... and I understand this.
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| Fri Apr 04, 2008 9:25 am Englishes: Some thoughts on the different types of English |
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| Maybe we are the same person. Ah...! |
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