Looks like Ilion has found someone to talk to him.

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

You're such a liar.

Really? Now questions are "lies" in your intellectually dishonest book?

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

I can univote, just like you kiddies.

We know - you've demonstrated to us on many, many occasions. You've also shown how adept you are at whinging and complaining to Chris Maunder. :rolleyes:

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

Really? Now questions are "lies" in your intellectually dishonest book?

Yes.

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

You've also shown how adept you are at whinging and complaining to Chris Maunder. :rolleyes:

:rolleyes: Have I now?

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

Have I now?

Actually, I suppose not. You certainly did try, in your pompous arse-kissing manner, but Chris Maunder by all means didn't side with you. So no, you suck at being a prissy little cry-baby.

Lost User

Now that made me laugh.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

Lost User

Pretentious: 1. Claiming or demanding a position of distinction or merit, especially when unjustified. 2. Making or marked by an extravagant outward show; ostentatious. I'm afraid that cap doesn't fit, too big for me, it must be yours. But, if not pretentiousness, H*Y*M*A*N, what's with the *asterisks*?

Bob Emmett

Ilion

fat_boy wrote:

Now that made me laugh.

Why is that, I wonder? Is humor (or what we think humorous) not a window into the soul?

Lost User

Yeah, I like arseholes. Thats why I am talking to one now.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

Why is that, I wonder? Is humor (or what we thing humorous) not a window into the soul?

That was pretty funny. Aww, and now he's grown ashamed and fixed it... :(

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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

Ilíon: Why is that, I wonder? Is humor (or what we thing humorous) not a window into the soul? Ravel H. Joyce: That was pretty funny.

No, that's the result of too much trivial knowledge (which, in this case, has affected my meager typing skills). You'll sometimes find that I've typed 'p' when I mean 'b,' or vice versa, and for the same reason. Oddly enough, I *knew* you'd have to comment. hmmm. It happens when I write, too, so it's not just my typing has been affected.

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

Hmmm. It happens when I write, too, so it's not just my typing that has been affected.

Your grammar as well, evidently.

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

Your grammar as well, evidently.

You're so ignorant. And so proud of it.

soap brain

:cool: Totally, dude.

Mustafa Ismail Mustafa

Ilíon wrote:

You'll sometimes find that I've typed 'p' when I mean 'b,' or vice versa, an

You suffer from a form of Dyslexia?

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Mustafa Ismail Mustafa

He points out your mistakes and you have the audacity to call him ignorant? You really are a pillow-biting jerk that is sealed in his own bubble of a world.

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Ilion

Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:

He points out your mistakes and you have the audacity to call him ignorant?

He didn't point out a mistake. He displayed either his ignorance, or (as I suspect) his "wit." You, on the other hand, are merely displaying ignorance.

Ilion

Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:

You suffer from a form of Dyslexia?

Not a bit of it. A primary difference between the sounds represented by 'b' and 'p' is that 'b' is voiced and 'p' is not. Likewise, 'g' is voiced and 'k' is knot. On top of which, the word-ending '-ing' is so common, that I appear to have developed a macro in my typing routines, such that 'think' often gets typed as 'thing,' and I don't always catch it.

R Giskard Reventlov

Ilíon wrote:

What is it like to be .... such a petty creature? And such a hypocrite?

I've no idea: why don't you tell us?

me, me, me

Mustafa Ismail Mustafa

Do you realize just how idiotic you are sounding?

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