Best. Quote. Ever.
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Other's saw it as well before he edited it.
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Rhetorical question anyway :) Pity, though... Wish he had left it as-is... I have all sorts of retorts lined up for people who bring the "g" word into a debate. Being atheist has some advantages.
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EliottA wrote:
It's amazing how you are in denial.
Wait a minute. Global warming is exposed as a fraud though the emails and you all deny it, so you reflect that on me, what is this some kind of joke?
Problem is this... IT WAS NOT EXPOSED AT ALL! Scientific jargon being misrepresented is not a slam dunk. Data being dropped because it is shown as unreliable so it would cause the measurements to be way off one way or another is not a slam dunk. That data was dropped BECAUSE they had data that was verifiable and showne to be accurate from various sources. If you have 1 item that doesn't work after a certain point. You don't just keep it there when you can show it is wrong with multiple checks. oh and Strawman 4. You presented your argument as established fact when it has been shown to be based on a faulty premise and attack the people arguing against it as if they were being irrational.
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Christian I honestly posted his quote for your enjoyment. To see your struggles against his idiocy on a daily basis and your relentlessness to educate, I felt it best to show you the kind of tool you are dealing with. Do you take as much joy watching him feel like an idiot at his own words? Wouldn't an 'honorable' person at the very least admit a mistake? I'm beginning to actually regret browsing the back room.
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EliottA wrote:
I'm beginning to actually regret browsing the back room.
Yeah, I've been thinking about quitting it. I don't think it brings out the best in me, and it's plain my attempts to get him to seek the help he so plainly needs are not going anywhere.
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The good news is that this explains how you come to believe all the conspiracy theories you go on with.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Problem is this... IT WAS NOT EXPOSED AT ALL! Scientific jargon being misrepresented is not a slam dunk. Data being dropped because it is shown as unreliable so it would cause the measurements to be way off one way or another is not a slam dunk. That data was dropped BECAUSE they had data that was verifiable and showne to be accurate from various sources. If you have 1 item that doesn't work after a certain point. You don't just keep it there when you can show it is wrong with multiple checks. oh and Strawman 4. You presented your argument as established fact when it has been shown to be based on a faulty premise and attack the people arguing against it as if they were being irrational.
I love it when he says 'you are the strawman', and shows he doesn't even understand what the term means.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Rhetorical question anyway :) Pity, though... Wish he had left it as-is... I have all sorts of retorts lined up for people who bring the "g" word into a debate. Being atheist has some advantages.
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You know those car wrecks you can see from a bit down the road? The ones where there is an ambulance, some people shaking their heads and tarps laid out over several things you assume were once a person? Those horrible crashes that you think "I should not be looking at this, this is misery, horror and pain all there laid out." Those same crashes where you find yourself slowing down anyway, because you HAVE to look... CSS is just like that.
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EliottA wrote:
I'm beginning to actually regret browsing the back room.
Yeah, I've been thinking about quitting it. I don't think it brings out the best in me, and it's plain my attempts to get him to seek the help he so plainly needs are not going anywhere.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
It's entertaining, though. When I come into work, feeling like utter crap, knowing that any code I write in this state of mind will inevitably have more bugs than logic, I need a way to pass the time. I should develop a scoring system for BR disputes... Assign positive values to intelligent arguments, and negative values to logical fallacies (Strawmen, false dichotomies, youtube links, etc)... But the results wouldn't be very surprising.
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By fake you mean I saw it with my own eyes and responded to it, so obviously my eyes are in it with the global government illuminati vaccinating eco-fascists?
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You know those car wrecks you can see from a bit down the road? The ones where there is an ambulance, some people shaking their heads and tarps laid out over several things you assume were once a person? Those horrible crashes that you think "I should not be looking at this, this is misery, horror and pain all there laid out." Those same crashes where you find yourself slowing down anyway, because you HAVE to look... CSS is just like that.
The perfect quote for a situation like that: "I'm disgusted and repulsed... and I can't look away." -- Clerks 2 And if you remember the context, it's even funnier.
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By fake you mean I saw it with my own eyes and responded to it, so obviously my eyes are in it with the global government illuminati vaccinating eco-fascists?
It's b/c you were not wearing your tin foil hat....
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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It inspired me to start a list: http://www.codeproject.com/Members/Ian-Shlasko?msg=3288892#xx3288892xx[^]
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If you're collecting quotes, here's another suggestion:
You are a fallacy. You are incapable of thought.
OSDev :)
Oh right, forgot that one! *adds it in*
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It's b/c you were not wearing your tin foil hat....
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
dude, I lost that in a card game... to a man wearing a black suit! OH NOES!!!
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It inspired me to start a list: http://www.codeproject.com/Members/Ian-Shlasko?msg=3288892#xx3288892xx[^]
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I'm a he, if I show you the respect to refer you as an idiot, which you are, then show me the respect to refer to my correct gender.
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He's a thick twat. He was referring to your sex, not your gender. Does he not know the difference? Go Pizza Boy! He is a God, so he could change it! :)
------------------------------------ In science, 'fact' can only mean 'confirmed to such a degree that it would be perverse to withhold provisional assent.' I suppose that apples might start to rise tomorrow, but the possibility does not merit equal time in physics classrooms. Stephen J Gould
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Eh, not bad, but I don't think it quite makes the list... I want some real zingers in there.
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Eh, not bad, but I don't think it quite makes the list... I want some real zingers in there.
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This is just hoarse shit.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
This is just hoarse sh*t.
Assuming you actually meant 'horse' (you know that four legged animal that shits a lot), then compared to what? Certainly not the drivel you keep posting here! But to a serious question. Why do you insist on posting all this nonsense to what is, essentially, a programmers' forum? After all, there must be lots of websites where like minded (or contrary minded) individuals actually want to debate these issues.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
This is just hoarse sh*t.
Assuming you actually meant 'horse' (you know that four legged animal that shits a lot), then compared to what? Certainly not the drivel you keep posting here! But to a serious question. Why do you insist on posting all this nonsense to what is, essentially, a programmers' forum? After all, there must be lots of websites where like minded (or contrary minded) individuals actually want to debate these issues.
I am a programmer / geek. Posting in any other forum is like posting to a bunch mindless retards, but maybe it isn't any different here. :rolleyes:
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Disagreeing with me is like disagreeing with God.
Honestly? Anyone else here want to address this one?
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I always preferred the one where he said he could flex his brain!
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