You call that a point? I don't get it. Why don't you try posting irrelevant pictures like Bill does?SpheresOfBalance wrote:And that's my point!bobevenson wrote:Hey, if I can understand the book of Revelation and "The Ouzo Prophecy," I think I can understand anything you've got to say.
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I thought not! You have to really think about the contextual dynamics when involved in a conversation, with such few words. It should be a given. Re-read that which you conveyed to see the meaning in my response.bobevenson wrote:You call that a point? I don't get it.SpheresOfBalance wrote:And that's my point!bobevenson wrote:Hey, if I can understand the book of Revelation and "The Ouzo Prophecy," I think I can understand anything you've got to say.
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Just speak English, I don't want to go on a scavenger hunt.
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Just answer what it conveys, to you, what does the following convey? What was your intent to convey, that I would respond as I did? Make a list!bobevenson wrote:Just speak English, I don't want to go on a scavenger hunt.
Here, I'll start you off as you pretend to be lame:bobevenson wrote:Hey, if I can understand the book of Revelation and "The Ouzo Prophecy," I think I can understand anything you've got to say.
1) That the The Ouzo Prophecy is large in scope.
2) That it's difficult to understand, for any number of reasons that we could list.
3) That you are familiar with it's contents
4) That you are complex of mind
5)
etc, etc...
Come on complete the list to the best of your ability, as to what your quote above was meant to convey. You've been to some school, correct, you've seen this before, where the teacher asks the class to help her list the possible meaning contained in words or concept. I'm sure you can think of a few more, then after you're done, apply my response in turn until such time that you think it applies, more readily, contextually.
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You talk like somebody in a loony bin. Can't make any sense of it.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Just answer what it conveys, to you, what does the following convey? What was your intent to convey, that I would respond as I did? Make a list!bobevenson wrote:Just speak English, I don't want to go on a scavenger hunt.Here, I'll start you off as you pretend to be lame:bobevenson wrote:Hey, if I can understand the book of Revelation and "The Ouzo Prophecy," I think I can understand anything you've got to say.
1) That the The Ouzo Prophecy is large in scope.
2) That it's difficult to understand, for any number of reasons that we could list.
3) That you are familiar with it's contents
4) That you are complex of mind
5)
etc, etc...
Come on complete the list to the best of your ability, as to what your quote above was meant to convey. You've been to some school, correct, you've seen this before, where the teacher asks the class to help her list the possible meaning contained in words or concept. I'm sure you can think of a few more, then after you're done, apply my response in turn until such time that you think it applies, more readily, contextually.
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Thank you Bob, that you think so makes me feel so much better. OK, enough is enough, with the tit for tat, going nowhere. Later!bobevenson wrote:You talk like somebody in a loony bin. Can't make any sense of it.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Just answer what it conveys, to you, what does the following convey? What was your intent to convey, that I would respond as I did? Make a list!bobevenson wrote:Just speak English, I don't want to go on a scavenger hunt.Here, I'll start you off as you pretend to be lame:bobevenson wrote:Hey, if I can understand the book of Revelation and "The Ouzo Prophecy," I think I can understand anything you've got to say.
1) That the The Ouzo Prophecy is large in scope.
2) That it's difficult to understand, for any number of reasons that we could list.
3) That you are familiar with it's contents
4) That you are complex of mind
5)
etc, etc...
Come on complete the list to the best of your ability, as to what your quote above was meant to convey. You've been to some school, correct, you've seen this before, where the teacher asks the class to help her list the possible meaning contained in words or concept. I'm sure you can think of a few more, then after you're done, apply my response in turn until such time that you think it applies, more readily, contextually.
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Don't let the door hit you on the way out!