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    Trollslayer wrote:

    Fortunately I am wearing something that wipes clean

    Game-theory-speak for prejudice is "Default Reasoning". I have to admit that maybe 30% of the posts on uncommondescent *ARE* creationist, and I don't bother to read them. But maybe one about 1 in 10 is just mind-boggling.
    Assuming that you're inclined to let this post sit there I promise not to push-my-luck, I won't do this again unless something of a similarly high standard comes along.

    pg--az

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    Lost User
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    Eh?

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      Let me put this simply - I can't work out what you're going on about (I wonder if anyone else can) and frankly I don't care.

      Join the cool kids - Come fold with us[^]

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      Dario Solera
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      Same here. I thought his first was an interesting read, well, for some at least, but now I'm leaning towards thinking he's either crazy or a troll.

      If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe, but not a personality. [Charlie Brooker] ScrewTurn Wiki, Continuous Localization and My Startup

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      • L Lost User

        Let me put this simply - I can't work out what you're going on about (I wonder if anyone else can) and frankly I don't care.

        Join the cool kids - Come fold with us[^]

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        pg az
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        Trollslayer wrote:

        I can't work out what you're going on about

        Works for me. It was back on 10-jan-2010 that my post on "Shapiro's Third Way" was deleted by Trollslayer, with the comment "Guess which part of Intelligent Design excludes this idiot". I had imagined that you would have some filter so that you could easily determine how many posts by "this idiot" you have previously been forced to delete - that's a feature I would want as a Trollslayer, and I totally concede that Trollslayer is a necessary thing, just that I don't think of myself as a Troll, surely there ARE Trolls who think of themselves as Trolls.

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        • D Dario Solera

          Same here. I thought his first was an interesting read, well, for some at least, but now I'm leaning towards thinking he's either crazy or a troll.

          If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe, but not a personality. [Charlie Brooker] ScrewTurn Wiki, Continuous Localization and My Startup

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          Garth J Lancaster
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          I vote 'crazy' (or smoking some weird sh*t)

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          • D Dario Solera

            Same here. I thought his first was an interesting read, well, for some at least, but now I'm leaning towards thinking he's either crazy or a troll.

            If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe, but not a personality. [Charlie Brooker] ScrewTurn Wiki, Continuous Localization and My Startup

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            pg az
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            Dario Solera wrote:

            now I'm leaning towards thinking he's either crazy or a troll.

            Having browsed a couple of your messages, I defer to you, I'm impressed by your record. If indeed in your opinion this is too far out of place, say so one more time and I will delete the post myself. Edit: OK Lancaster was enough - I had been hoping for some positive feedback. I did push the delete button, and pushing it again results in "This message is unavailable", although it still clutters the index. For the record, I don't think of myself as a troll, I can't imagine how any programmer could fail to be fascinated by such things, but clearly MY imagination needs stretching :) .

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            • P pg az

              Trollslayer wrote:

              I can't work out what you're going on about

              Works for me. It was back on 10-jan-2010 that my post on "Shapiro's Third Way" was deleted by Trollslayer, with the comment "Guess which part of Intelligent Design excludes this idiot". I had imagined that you would have some filter so that you could easily determine how many posts by "this idiot" you have previously been forced to delete - that's a feature I would want as a Trollslayer, and I totally concede that Trollslayer is a necessary thing, just that I don't think of myself as a Troll, surely there ARE Trolls who think of themselves as Trolls.

              pg--az

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              Brady Kelly
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              pg--az wrote:

              surely there ARE Trolls who think of themselves as Trolls.

              Oh yes, I once found a detailed and massive guide to trolling in all forms on the usenet as well as web.

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              • D Dario Solera

                Same here. I thought his first was an interesting read, well, for some at least, but now I'm leaning towards thinking he's either crazy or a troll.

                If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe, but not a personality. [Charlie Brooker] ScrewTurn Wiki, Continuous Localization and My Startup

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                I reckon it's CSS trying to appear civilised.

                Join the cool kids - Come fold with us[^]

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                  pg--az wrote:

                  surely there ARE Trolls who think of themselves as Trolls.

                  Oh yes, I once found a detailed and massive guide to trolling in all forms on the usenet as well as web.

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                  pg az
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                  "South Africa" calls up two references for me.
                  Though I've never been there, I immediately think of the flamethrower-under-the-door-sills attachment to deal with carjacking, what a great idea. Secondly, "The Emotional Revolution" by Norman E. Rosenthal kicks off with an incident in which the author successfully defended against a mugging in South Africa, since the attacker was armed "merely" with a screwdriver(the incident was many years ago). Rosenthal credits his emotional system with giving him the strength to drive home after being stabbed with the screwdriver. This book is I worth the $3.86 they want for a used copy on Amazon, although I have no idea how much your shipping would be. Anyway it's an honor to get a comment from someone with such a high reputation, thanks.

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                    "South Africa" calls up two references for me.
                    Though I've never been there, I immediately think of the flamethrower-under-the-door-sills attachment to deal with carjacking, what a great idea. Secondly, "The Emotional Revolution" by Norman E. Rosenthal kicks off with an incident in which the author successfully defended against a mugging in South Africa, since the attacker was armed "merely" with a screwdriver(the incident was many years ago). Rosenthal credits his emotional system with giving him the strength to drive home after being stabbed with the screwdriver. This book is I worth the $3.86 they want for a used copy on Amazon, although I have no idea how much your shipping would be. Anyway it's an honor to get a comment from someone with such a high reputation, thanks.

                    pg--az

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                    Brady Kelly
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                    pg--az wrote:

                    Anyway it's an honor to get a comment from someone with such a high reputation, thanks.

                    No, thank you. Most people here just accept comments as that, and not worthy of gratitude, but some decorum is nice once in a while. BTW, I used to work in Johannesburg CBD, an area shunned by many whites, but in two years of walking the city flat every lunch time, I was only mugged once, without violence.

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                      I reckon it's CSS trying to appear civilised.

                      Join the cool kids - Come fold with us[^]

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                      Brady Kelly
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                      Trollslayer wrote:

                      I reckon it's CSS trying to appear civilised.

                      Does he have a will to appear civilised to the locals here?

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                      • L Lost User

                        Fortunately I am wearing something that wipes clean. :laugh:

                        Join the cool kids - Come fold with us[^]

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                        Gary R Wheeler
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                        Elaine dressed in plastic? You're either babysitting a bunch of toddlers (or marketing folks; same thing), or something kinky's going on...

                        Software Zen: delete this;
                        Fold With Us![^]

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