Re: Am I a man or a woman?
Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2017 8:57 am
What makes you think I'm a he?ForCruxSake wrote:thedoc wrote:
Harbal is a high achiever, is a contradiction in terms.![]()
Makes you wonder why he spends so much time trolling here
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What makes you think I'm a he?ForCruxSake wrote:thedoc wrote:
Harbal is a high achiever, is a contradiction in terms.![]()
Makes you wonder why he spends so much time trolling here
That's not true. There are time constraints. I'm deeply ashamed to admit I get lost arguing with idiots instead of discussing with those who think with enquiry, instead of agression. I silently follow the better threads, knowing that trolls can kill a thread, so avoid posting unless I have something that really adds.thedoc wrote:No one else has the guts to answer my posts, everyone else is ready to accuse me of following them around.
I would have said more like Doris Day.ForCruxSake wrote: I feel a bit of a rock star
At least it admits it has lost. I see a beautiful love affair blossoming between Fux and TDus. They are both equally dishonest and delusional.Harbal wrote:I would have said more like Doris Day.ForCruxSake wrote: I feel a bit of a rock star
'It' being Harbal??! Has lost what??! Doris Day???vegetariantaxidermy wrote:At least it admits it has lost. I see a beautiful love affair blossoming between it and TDus.Harbal wrote:I would have said more like Doris Day.ForCruxSake wrote: I feel a bit of a rock star
I so love irony.ForCruxSake wrote:'It' being Harbal??! Has lost what??! Doris Day???vegetariantaxidermy wrote:At least it admits it has lost. I see a beautiful love affair blossoming between it and TDus.Harbal wrote: I would have said more like Doris Day.
How you determine any meaning from what others say, is beyond me? You assume so much. You speak as if you are right. Clearly the love child of Immanual Can and Bobevenson, without the conscience of religion. You seem to pull everything out of the rectum connected to your brain without trying to understand to what others are actually trying to say.
Everything is a fight to you. Discussion is about winning or losing. It's not about understanding and giving ground to what seems right. You have the mind of a child whose playground activities amount to little more than winning and losing, But even for children, the opponent must be worthy. You fail to see there is no win when engaging with a loser like you.
If this is an example of what others are trying to say you can hardly blame anyone for not wasting their time trying to understand it.ForCruxSake wrote: You seem to pull everything out of the rectum connected to your brain without trying to understand to what others are actually trying to say.
Are you sure you're not a mediocre school teacher? This is awfully like the tedious drivel I used to get lectured with at school.Everything is a fight to you. Discussion is about winning or losing. It's not about understanding and giving ground to what seems right. You have the mind of a child whose playground activities amount to little more than winning and losing, But even for children, the opponent must be worthy. You fail to see there is no win when engaging with a loser like you.
It's amazing you actually know what it means given yesterday's performance? Have you actually got round to looking up hysterical yet?vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I so love irony.ForCruxSake wrote:'It' being Harbal??! Has lost what??! Doris Day???vegetariantaxidermy wrote: At least it admits it has lost. I see a beautiful love affair blossoming between it and TDus.
How you determine any meaning from what others say, is beyond me? You assume so much. You speak as if you are right. Clearly the love child of Immanual Can and Bobevenson, without the conscience of religion. You seem to pull everything out of the rectum connected to your brain without trying to understand to what others are actually trying to say.
Everything is a fight to you. Discussion is about winning or losing. It's not about understanding and giving ground to what seems right. You have the mind of a child whose playground activities amount to little more than winning and losing, But even for children, the opponent must be worthy. You fail to see there is no win when engaging with a loser like you.
Irony sweet irony.ForCruxSake wrote:It's amazing you actually know what it means given yesterday's performance? Have you actually got round to looking up hysterical yet?vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I so love irony.ForCruxSake wrote: 'It' being Harbal??! Has lost what??! Doris Day???
How you determine any meaning from what others say, is beyond me? You assume so much. You speak as if you are right. Clearly the love child of Immanual Can and Bobevenson, without the conscience of religion. You seem to pull everything out of the rectum connected to your brain without trying to understand to what others are actually trying to say.
Everything is a fight to you. Discussion is about winning or losing. It's not about understanding and giving ground to what seems right. You have the mind of a child whose playground activities amount to little more than winning and losing, But even for children, the opponent must be worthy. You fail to see there is no win when engaging with a loser like you.
No, you. He/she takes too long to type and there is no gender neutral pronoun in English to use as a replacement.ForCruxSake wrote:'It' being Harbal??! Has lost what??! Doris Day???vegetariantaxidermy wrote:At least it admits it has lost. I see a beautiful love affair blossoming between it and TDus.Harbal wrote: I would have said more like Doris Day.
You carry on telling yourself that.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:No, you. He/she takes too long to type and there is no gender neutral pronoun in English to use as a replacement.ForCruxSake wrote:'It' being Harbal??! Has lost what??! Doris Day???vegetariantaxidermy wrote: At least it admits it has lost. I see a beautiful love affair blossoming between it and TDus.
It's rare to find so much irony in such a short space of time. For that I must thank you.ForCruxSake wrote:You carry on telling yourself that.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:No, you. He/she takes too long to type and there is no gender neutral pronoun in English to use as a replacement.ForCruxSake wrote: 'It' being Harbal??! Has lost what??! Doris Day???
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I've admitted to nothing. Just because you say something. It doesn't make it true.
Love is a good thing. Being so full of hate, you'd know little of that. I suspect your obtuseness means you never will.
vegetariantaxidermy wrote:It's rare to find so much irony in such a short space of time. For that I must thank you.ForCruxSake wrote:You carry on telling yourself that.vegetariantaxidermy wrote: No, you. He/she takes too long to type and there is no gender neutral pronoun in English to use as a replacement.![]()
I've admitted to nothing. Just because you say something. It doesn't make it true.
Love is a good thing. Being so full of hate, you'd know little of that. I suspect your obtuseness means you never will.
The proof is all over this thread. It might be therapeutic and enlightening for you to go back and read it.
What is wrong with you? It's either idiocy or Alzheimer's... You said....vegetariantaxidermy wrote: you suggesting I should 'love' you? There's another word that's thrown around like cheap confetti. I love who I love. Don't have much choice in the matter.
vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I see a beautiful love affair blossoming between Fux and TDus. They are both equally dishonest and delusional.
Whilst no friend to the phrase "multiculturalism" as its a contradiction in terms and was introduced over here not by the PC but by those wishing to avoid confronting racism, sexism, et al in our society I do think you a caricature of a Daily Mail reader, as crime in such areas is due to relative poverty not cultural differences. I seriously doubt you live or have lived anywhere near such areas as over here Indian, Caribbean, African, Irish, Jewish, et al have mixed pretty well so far.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:The same goes for 'multiculturalism'--another addition to the PC dictionary. Different cultures don't mix and never will, which is why you find so much crime in 'multicultural melting-pot' areas. You don't often find Chinese in Somalian gangs, or vice versa.
Never seen the Daily Mail. Ok then. I'm sure crime hasn't increased at all over there, and a young man wasn't beheaded in the street, Pakistani rape gangs don't exist, and it's all a joyful 'melting pot of rainbowness'. I suppose John Cleese must read the Dail Mail. I notice you didn't include 'Eastern Europeans' in your little Utopian dream.Arising_uk wrote:Whilst no friend to the phrase "multiculturalism" as its a contradiction in terms and was introduced over here not by the PC but by those wishing to avoid confronting racism, sexism, et al in our society I do think you a caricature of a Daily Mail reader, as crime in such areas is due to relative poverty not cultural differences. I seriously doubt you live or have lived anywhere near such areas as over here Indian, Caribbean, African, Irish, Jewish, et al have mixed pretty well so far.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:The same goes for 'multiculturalism'--another addition to the PC dictionary. Different cultures don't mix and never will, which is why you find so much crime in 'multicultural melting-pot' areas. You don't often find Chinese in Somalian gangs, or vice versa.