You are right and they are wrong. The person you're responding to is completely irrational and unintelligent. As somebody that doesn't know them, I look down upon them and will probably periodically remember their foible and think lowly of them again and chuckle while thinking: "hah what a complete idiot". Rest assured that you won the argument and that no matter where the person you're responding to gets in life, there's at least one person who will periodically remember him and think down upon this simpleton of a person and think of you as the person who made them look like that. Hats off.
are u sure you're not using adhd as a crutch here? people make up excuses to stop exercising while exercising all the time. you might just be reaching for the easiest thing to blame here. try doing something fun too and not doing shit where you can get distracted and shit. I can't do a gym routines just cuz my brain wanders off during sets and whatever, but bike like 400miles a week and it's not mentally exhausting for me.
this is something people do in hong kong on purpose! it's usually done by boiling with ginger and lemon so it's even sweeter and herbal almost. really tasty!
there's a subset of women here that go absolutely berserk if you call them a cunt in certain contexts. besides them though, its just another curse word here. use it as you please. pretty fun to say sometimes. and if you say it with an aussie accent, you have a free pass to say it whenever you want
my company took the tp out of the bathrooms and made it available upon request when we did this. they made us ask the front desk to check out the roll of tp to deter this exact thing.
okay, but we're talking about net neutrality and how you got it wrong. it's not about how strict I'm interpreting things or not. there's no ambiguity in the definition here. you are NOT talking about net neutrality. it indeed does matter whether or not you're using the right words here because you're using them wrong. you can't say apple is an orange, then when people say it's not the same, you can't say: well... it's in the spirit of an apple because it's a fruit. we're not talking linguistics here either. you're continuing to beat around the bush. you're using some no true Scottsman fallacy here. you can't say the true definition of something should include something that's not in the definition just because you're wrong. that's not an argument.
yes, actually! its a positive thing when people can admit that. I was just getting frustrated that you were beating around the bush when you were wrong. look, I, too, believe in net neutrality and companies not being anti competive dick holes, but we gotta use the right words for things or else people start mixing issues up and it weakens the issue as a whole when people start confusing it with other things.
You are right and they are wrong. The person you're responding to is completely irrational and unintelligent. As somebody that doesn't know them, I look down upon them and will probably periodically remember their foible and think lowly of them again and chuckle while thinking: "hah what a complete idiot". Rest assured that you won the argument and that no matter where the person you're responding to gets in life, there's at least one person who will periodically remember him and think down upon this simpleton of a person and think of you as the person who made them look like that. Hats off.