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: : : I was the king of the network and king of flaming peoples asses to the Sun.
: : King of the network, absolutely not...I'll have to agree with the flaming though
: : : It seems I have lost my touch though, coming back should restore that special thing inside of me :D
: : One would hope not.
: lol, just as it used to be :D Good luck with your relationship Tal. Hope things go well and you breed new monkeys just like yourself...
A few points for your consideration (and don't take it as hostility, as much as I would love to be hostile):
1) Can't you go a full day without being mean to someone? Or is it just your nature?
2) Your debating skills need a little work. See, what you just did there is called (in debate/ literature) a "red herring." It's a technique used *rarely* by debators to throw their opponents off track. A good lawyer might occaisionally use one to trip up a witness, but if you have any real argument skills, you shouldn't need red herrings.
3) Don't drag this relationship of Tal's and mine into your pitiful flames. Just... don't. It's rude, insulting, and all around not-nice. Please don't do it anymore.
And you'd think you could at least wait until you were back more than a day to tick people off.
: : King of the network, absolutely not...I'll have to agree with the flaming though
: : : It seems I have lost my touch though, coming back should restore that special thing inside of me :D
: : One would hope not.
: lol, just as it used to be :D Good luck with your relationship Tal. Hope things go well and you breed new monkeys just like yourself...
A few points for your consideration (and don't take it as hostility, as much as I would love to be hostile):
1) Can't you go a full day without being mean to someone? Or is it just your nature?
2) Your debating skills need a little work. See, what you just did there is called (in debate/ literature) a "red herring." It's a technique used *rarely* by debators to throw their opponents off track. A good lawyer might occaisionally use one to trip up a witness, but if you have any real argument skills, you shouldn't need red herrings.
3) Don't drag this relationship of Tal's and mine into your pitiful flames. Just... don't. It's rude, insulting, and all around not-nice. Please don't do it anymore.
And you'd think you could at least wait until you were back more than a day to tick people off.
