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Ian Bell, #2 wrote: What obscure logic are you using that leads to the unwarranted conclusion the US is to blame for everything?
I can only suppose that you misread what you responded to.
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Perhaps.
I responded to "I cannot help but heap ridicule on the insecure twerps who try to blame the US for everything". I made no such statement, or even alluded to it, that the US is to blame for everything. Matt's responded to my post and so it seems reasonable to assume he was directing his contempt at me.
So how do you suppose I misread?
History is the joke the living play on the dead.
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Ian Bell, #2 wrote: Matt's responded to my post ...So how do you suppose I misread?
You didn't respond to Matt. And what you quoted was not in what you responded to.
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Thanks for the name correction. My typo, my mistake.
The message remains the same. I'm obviously missing something. I responded to what I quoted. Can you explicitly clarify what you consider to be my mistake.
I'll take the ribbing if it is deserved...
History is the joke the living play on the dead.
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You responded to W∴ Balboos.
He said "I cannot help but heap ridicule on the insecure twerps who try to blame the US for everything - and if they cannot, then they simply wave their conspiratorial flag."
He is clearly deriding those that blame the US for everything.
You response "What obscure logic are you using that leads to the unwarranted conclusion the US is to blame for everything?"
He wasn't blaming the US for everything - your comment in that context is nonsensical.
You either misread what he said or intended to respond to someone else.
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I have already thanked you for pointing out my typo.
As we have not had many exchanges, I gave you the benefit of the doubt that you did not miss the wry humor in my response. However, you did.
Balboos was foolish to interpret my response as being critical of the US. I did no such thing. Hence I responded with wry humor about his "obscure logic" and that if anyone was making such a claim then it was him. In short, you misread the exchange.
History is the joke the living play on the dead.
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Ian Bell, #2 wrote: In short, you misread the exchange.
I read it again. And my conclusion is that your attempt at humor was not well defined.
Other than that it isn't clear why it took you so long to point out that your response was supposed to be humorous.
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My second response to you was clear, "I made no such statement...". What followed was simply checking to see if you had caught something I missed. This was not the case.
I have no more to say that will move this forward.
cheers,
Ian
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"Lebanese hackers".
I swear I had to re-read that title 3 times before I realized it did NOT say "lesbian hackers".
It's been a long week, recovering from a cold, and clearly not enough sleep.
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Quote: clearly not enough sleep Don't worry - it's almost weekend. Have a pint on me.
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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dandy72 wrote: "lesbian hackers".
What they do is a little bit different . . . chop . . . chop . . . chop.
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Lesbian Lebanese Hackers. Now that would have been interesting.
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dandy72 wrote: I swear I had to re-read that title 3 times before I realized it did NOT say "lesbian hackers".
Time for glasses?
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Got laser'ed in 2003 and still have better than 20/20 vision at last checkup.
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Cornelius Henning wrote: They left the fruits of their hacks (hundreds of gigabytes of it) exposed on the Internet!
"It's almost like thieves robbed the bank and forgot to lock the door where they stashed the money,"
But of course criminals, being people, make mistakes all the time.
Matter of fact that is something that police rely on.
As an example, far as I can tell more potential terrorists have been captured because of their mistakes then any actual proactive attempts by governments to try to identify them first.
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True, but this was a particularly large, glaring mistake.
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Is a melodramatic camel a dramadery?
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I think you are on to humpthing!
... such stuff as dreams are made on
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And would a melodramatic cow be a dairy queen?
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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need to think on that, in the meantime I'll have me a melodramatic drink: a dram-o-whiskey.
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Some day a remark like that will get it's just deserts. I don't caravan it happens, so long as it does.
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So the trail of the comet is ionized CO+ gas. What a little smogball.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
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Definitely fails EU emission standards.
Parts of China though, just another day: same-o, same-o.
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