PF, I'm still waiting. Please continue our stalled conversation on the ToO about The Ties that Bind/preparing kids for encountering homosexuality. I was enjoying that conversation. When you reply to me, I will reply to you. :) On a side note, it's odd that you post literally nowhere else on the ent...

Wakko wrote:

T.S. (myself) wrote:I haven't read through everything yet, but I'm looking forward to, and may end up responding.

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Very nice.

Umm... There's nothing in that quote.

Yes. There is. A therefore/so symbol. Three dots.

PF, I'm still waiting.

HERE WE GO AGAIN. -- Tue Mar 10, 2015 12:04 am -- FIRST OFF: As always, I am in 110% agreement with Tiger. Which she should stop doing, there has to be a rivalry between us :( LET US BEGIN. Premise 1: Eugene has stereotypical qualities (e.g., wears big glasses, has a diverse lexicon, unusually intel...

TigerShadow wrote:I SHALL ASSIST YOU, MARVIN. LET'S RANDOM THIS UP.

Peanuts are neither peas nor nuts. GO.

But why can't it be both/and instead of neither/nor?

Think what you want, although my registration date would say otherwise.

Hello, earthlings.

Don't expect me to stick around.

Tiger, you really should start a trademarking business.

Also, I've never heard the first Washington family episode; now I'm definitely intrigued.

WHAT IS THIS NONSENSE ABOUT NEEDING SO MANY POSTS TO RESPOND TO PRIVATE MESSAGES.

Because the Barclays aren't Chinese! Again, making them Chinese would be like making the Washingtons white. The circular reasoning is strong with this one. So you see, a stereotype doesn't imply that everyone of that race (or interest) is like that. Listeners aren't idiots, nor the aio writers. We ...

Calling something an excuse is a poor excuse for an argument. No, it is not, because if you're basing your argument on an excuse, as you are, your argument automatically loses its validity and potency, as the majority of your "argument" does. It's sad that some will draw a connection betw...

*pokes around the forums* Hmm. Ergh. Disclaimer: I'm 99% certain that I'm in near-total agreement with most of what Tiger has said here, if not all. Because we're just awesome like that. *reads* . .aaaannnnd I was right. I feel a strong sense of deja vu. It smells vaguely of incomprehensible, willfu...