Misjudging fear

[Goliath]

Originally Posted by Watser?

Yeah, you're right. He can't even figure out how to use quote tags.

[Rickoshay75]

Originally Posted by Goliath

Yeah, you're right. He can't even figure out how to use quote tags.

Sometimes I use quote tags, sometimes I don't, depends on how I want to form my response.

[Adam]

Yeah, you're right. He can't even figure out how to use quote tags.

You make it sound as though not being able to figure out how to use quote tags is a moral issue, Goliath.

[Rickoshay75]

Originally Posted by Adam

Yeah, you're right. He can't even figure out how to use quote tags.

You make it sound as though not being able to figure out how to use quote tags is a moral issue, Goliath.

Watch out Goliath, David is lurking out there with his sling shot.

[Angakuk]

Death Threat ITT

[Rickoshay75]

Originally Posted by Angakuk

Death Threat ITT

Yeah, that David guy is pretty wild, and a bit crazy with his WMD, ever since Bathsheba cheated on him.

[Rickoshay75]

Originally Posted by chunksmediocrites

The other essential is to know what supports the gargantuan turtle upon which our flat earth rests.

Only the guy who thought it up knows what it is, probably the same guy that heard the tree fall in the forest.

[chunksmediocrites]

Originally Posted by Rickoshay75

Only the guy who thought it up knows what it is, probably the same guy that heard the tree fall in the forest.

Trees come in many sizes. Some are big, some are small. No one has counted them all.

Empty phrases that result in nothing. Some say these are good, others say these are bad. Copied and pasted. Because news this scintillating burns to be shared across a couple different forums. Or not. Views vary.

This is not my opinion. I am simply reporting facts.

.pdf of Shark Fear, Shark Awareness.

[Rickoshay75]

Originally Posted by chunksmediocrites

Trees come in many sizes. Some are big, some are small. No one has counted them all.

Sorry, I was referring to the philosophical axiom...

"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"

[chunksmediocrites]

Philosophers have been studying axioms for a long time. It may be that there are more axioms for us to learn, we haven't learned it all. Philosophical axioms are often self-evident conceptions. As Lucius Annaeus Seneca's brother Homfridus once said:

If an asstowel isn't worth a corn* assurance, then I don't know what anyone would want with it, anyway.

*I am assuming this is loosely translated, as corn is a New World crop; I think they actually meant to say pearl barley, the Latin translation being Polenta. A common error. I will write a stern letter.

[Angakuk]

Originally Posted by Rickoshay75

Sorry, I was referring to the philosophical axiom...

"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"

I don't think that word means what you think it means.