I don't know. If it was me, I'd like a book. More specifically, a nonfiction book on a topic that I'm interested in, which means there's plenty to cho...
Sure, but that wasn't suggested. She even gave a second example, in a different context, in contrast to the first, to emphasise this very point, and p...
What do you mean, "bad-natured"? Where are you getting that from? I think you're just reading that into it. It was regarded as workplace banter, and t...
Nor mine, but the newspaper happened to be sitting there on the table in the lunch room. Yes, and I find it offensive and racist also, but that's a di...
Yes, I agree that it seems a little weird, although it really shouldn't. Alternatively, you could give him yourself, entirely naked, with a red ribbon...
Well, when you quote me out of context like that, then it will look that way. However, in truth, I did explain myself, just not to your satisfaction, ...
The "yawn" was justified, as it was directed at someone being judgemental from an outside perspective, either failing to get, or wilfully overlooking,...
Yes, but that strikes me as beside the point. That it's up to them doesn't mean that there aren't better or worse ways in which to handle a certain so...
It does make sense. If that's what you think, then I think that you just didn't make sense of it. No, I'm not saying that we ought to do anything, bec...
Why does it matter? It was an answer to Thorongil's question, and you're quick enough to realise what I did. And both are wrong. There's no simple "ye...
There's no simple "yes" or "no" to that question. It depends. Hence, to answer it with, "Yes!", or, "No one ought to become romantically engaged", wou...
Dogs have four legs, women only have one, ergo women are not dogs. Waits for the objection that missing legs are no laughing matter, because Heather M...
I'm also here to seek the truth, and that is more important to me than your feelings, with all due respect. Hence, if you claim to know of a truth, as...
If you don't argue the case, then you've provided no reason for anyone to accept what you're claiming. That's drawing attention to a superficial techn...
Yes, that's terrible, at least for those who do not regret having lived past times of suicidal depression. I am certain that I would have killed mysel...
It sounds rather like a conspiracy theory to me. Perhaps it's a borderline case or just happens to share something in common with conspiracy theory. B...
It has gotten worse. My neighbour now has a newborn. Disgusting noisy little creature. Sometimes if I accidentally drop something at night, it startle...
Whistling, customers who think they're being witty by repeating the same idiotic clichés that I am forced to put up with at work (e.g. "Last of the bi...
No more than you or I. I don't buy into conspiracy theories or irrational distrust. You don't know that we will never know what they are. You can't po...
Yes we do. They're elementary particles, fundamental constituents of matter. They are what hardrons are composed of, connected by gluons. They have ce...
Used to...? Here are a few more: Accepting gratitude or praise directed at someone else. When someone you're with says "sorry" to someone, follow it u...
You are all talk and no action, and quick to give up for the wrong reasons. Do you think that you can get a different result if you recreate the scien...
Yes, there may be differing points of view, and I'm arguing that they're not looking at it the right way. From the perspective of others, it might not...
Obviously, the effect that it would likely have on gun crime. It already has been. It takes some gall to turn up to a discussion and start making requ...
No it's not, because it is misleading. So? A cultist might argue that a cult metaphysics is completely justified. That doesn't mean that it actually i...
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