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[Buscotucky]

Hey Weep, can you please make a Deerslyr weepatar? And BBM, please abuse your mod overlord powers and lock it on his postings?

[TimE]

'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 2:42 PM, said:

I can't believe you mathed that shit up.

With Lou you need imaginary numbersMaybe that is the solution for all you drunkies, an i based rating system

[thedisappearer]

'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 2:42 PM, said:

I can't believe you mathed that shit up.

You'e talking to a guy whose favorite band has a song named '2+2=5'. Come on.

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'TimE', on 19 Jun 2012 - 2:57 PM, said:

With Lou you need imaginary numbers

I can definitely be complex, but sometimes you need that to gain a more elegant understanding of the world. Just sayin'.

[orudis]

'TimE', on 19 Jun 2012 - 2:57 PM, said:

With Lou you need imaginary numbersMaybe that is the solution for all you drunkies, an i based rating system

i squared.

[djinkc]

'TimE', on 19 Jun 2012 - 2:57 PM, said:

With Lou you need imaginary numbersMaybe that is the solution for all you drunkies, an i based rating system

irrational numbers could work too

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'orudis', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:01 PM, said:

i squared.

This.

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'djinkc', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:04 PM, said:

irrational numbers could work too

I know that was an easy play on words and all, but one thing I've found time and again here is that I never seem to have an issue with the *rational* people. What seems to drive folks nuts on occasion is that I want to be rigid in my application of reasoning instead of getting all touchy feely. I'm a very logic-driven guy, and I strongly believe that it's the capacity for rationale thought, rather than our compassion, that separates us from other species.In summary, take your "irrational" comments, and shove it up your ###!

[TimE]

'orudis', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:01 PM, said:

i squared.

HA, clever

[CaptRon]

'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 2:22 PM, said:

I get what you're saying, and don't disagree. But at the same time, I know that there have been multiple occasions where you called people out for being too aggressive. So for you to criticize a feedback mechanism as being too passive seems a bit wishy washy.

Although, I have to be honest with you that when I went all crazy girl on her period on the propane guy, you called me out for being a negative nancy, or bitchy or something. You were right, and from that moment I have made it a point to be a more relaxed person and not get all bent out of shape unnecessarily or go all Vagus-Rage on things so much. It's easier to just say "Meh" and go on about your day.*terrorist fist bump*

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'badogg', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:26 PM, said:

Although, I have to be honest with you that when I went all crazy girl on her period on the propane guy, you called me out for being a negative nancy, or bitchy or something. You were right, and from that moment I have made it a point to be a more relaxed person and not get all bent out of shape unnecessarily or go all Vagus-Rage on things so much. It's easier to just say "Meh" and go on about your day.*terrorist fist bump*

Yeah, I can't imagine you being anything *but* laid back now. You're one of the most cool-headed people here, I think.

[Mya]

'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 2:22 PM, said:

I get what you're saying, and don't disagree. But at the same time, I know that there have been multiple occasions where you called people out for being too aggressive. So for you to criticize a feedback mechanism as being too passive seems a bit wishy washy.

nothing wrong with people being encouraged to act like an adult, you can criticize without being acomplete dickwad, well I think I can, anyway

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'miccullen', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:36 PM, said:

nothing wrong with people being encouraged to act like an adult, you can criticize without being acomplete dickwad, well I think I can, anyway

No, that's not been my experience. ;)Wouldn't "acting like an adult" include knowing when to select direct confrontation versus a gentle anonymous nudge in the right direction?

[CaptRon]

'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:30 PM, said:

Yeah, I can't imagine you being anything *but* laid back now. You're one of the most cool-headed people here, I think.

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'badogg', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:41 PM, said:

I don't know - maybe I just take things more lightly than I should. You seem to be more like me - just joking around more often than trying to squeeze deep philosophical conversations out of this place. The crowd used to be good for that, but it hasn't been that way in some time. So I accept it for what it is - cheap entertainment in a place where I can develop a character.

[CaptRon]

'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:43 PM, said:

I don't know - maybe I just take things more lightly than I should. You seem to be more like me - just joking around more often than trying to squeeze deep philosophical conversations out of this place. The crowd used to be good for that, but it hasn't been that way in some time. So I accept it for what it is - cheap entertainment in a place where I can develop a character.

nah, actually that is pretty spot on actually. What I really need to do is to stay out of the political convo's because I'm not educated enough to properly debate in those topics and get eaten alive by lefties and righties alike. Lol

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'badogg', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:46 PM, said:

nah, actually that is pretty spot on actually. What I really need to do is to stay out of the political convo's because I'm not educated enough to properly debate in those topics and get eaten alive by lefties and righties alike. Lol

What I've found is that people who are of a more conservative/libertarian bent will *always* be at a "disadvantage" in those types of conversations. A belief that politics and the business of other people should not consume your life seems to correlate with not spending hours a day reading news sites rather than actually doing anything useful. Trust your gut and defend your reasoning - that's way more valuable in a discussion than some arbitrary statistics that come out of dedicating your existence to pondering how others should spend theirs. Just my 2c.

[Mya]

'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:39 PM, said:

No, that's not been my experience. ;)Wouldn't "acting like an adult" include knowing when to select direct confrontation versus a gentle anonymous nudge in the right direction?

nothing gentle about a -77 dogpile because the next 76 assholes thought it was funny

Edited by miccullen, 19 June 2012 - 08:57 AM.

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'miccullen', on 19 Jun 2012 - 3:56 PM, said:

nothing gentle about a -77 dogpile because the next 76 assholes thought it was funny

Right. I'm sure it kept him up at night. The tiny red rectangle of death in the lower right corner of the page. Oh the humanity. Maybe we should have just shot him through the knee. You know, like an "adult" would have handled it.

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'YukonDewitt', on 19 Jun 2012 - 4:01 PM, said:

Right. I'm sure it kept him up at night. The tiny red rectangle of death in the lower right corner of the page. Oh the humanity. Maybe we should have just shot him through the knee. You know, like an "adult" would have handled it.

Let's not confuse "adult" with the Spokane Police Dept. now.