So, you cowards have got your act together again?

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

I think you overestimate your ability to insult and intimidate other people.

You misrepresent. As it's deliberate, it is a lie.

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

You misrepresent. As it's deliberate, it is a lie.

I never ever tell the truth. Come on, I want some more of that erratic punctuation. It's funny.

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

I never ever tell the truth.

Really? I hadn't thought you were that perverse.

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

Really? I hadn't thought you were that perverse.

So you admit lapse in judgement?

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

So you admit lapse in judgement?

I have *never* claimed to be infallible. That is one of the "misunderstandings" you deliberately spread.

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

I have *never* claimed to be infallible. That is one of the "misunderstandings" you deliberately spread.

But nobody knows more about the subjunctive form than you do. Or formal logic. Or morality. Or writing. Or anything. By the way, you never did explain to me why none of your favourite writers ever use your *asterisk* *abomination*.

Dalek Dave

Well said CM, he is a wind up merchant.

------------------------------------ "The greatest tragedy in mankind's entire history may be the hijacking of morality by religion" Arthur C Clarke

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

But nobody knows more about the subjunctive form than you do. Or formal logic. Or morality. Or writing. Or anything.

Once again, you deliberately misrepresent. One might almost come to believe that you cannot help but lie; though, of course, were it the case that you cannot help but spread untruths, then you are not a liar ... but even more to be pitied than a liar.

soap brain

Yes, because I was being completely literal. [edit:] I still want to know why you steal other writers' opinions but refuse to steal their punctuation.

modified on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 5:46 AM

Oakman · modified on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 5:46 AM

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

I still want to know why you steal other writers' opinions but refuse to steal their punctuation.

ROFL!

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