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Even women can be mongrels? RudeAurani wrote:
Stop turning into a shitposter you mongrel and be my grillfriend already.
Stop drinking beer godammitNotEvenDoomMusic wrote:
JEUES DYED FOR UR SYNTHS
>implying anybody cares about itIppE wrote:
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Yes they can.Trash Boat wrote:
Even women can be mongrels? RudeAurani wrote:
Stop turning into a shitposter you mongrel and be my grillfriend already.
every post i have ever made on osu is unironically ironicBrian OA wrote:
I'd add something but I don't know if he's being ironic or not.
So, basically meBrian OA wrote:
So, basically, you don't have anything to say and everyone here should never treat you like you're serious despite not being clever, insightful, or funny in any measure.
I wouldn't have a reason to kid about something that i'm genuinely interested in. So no, unless you thought differently about how i approached it, then i must apologize.Brian OA wrote:
But you're not ironic all the time. Or were you kidding when you asked me for help?
Not ironic, but sarcastic.Brian OA wrote:
But you're not ironic all the time. Or were you kidding when you asked me for help?
Isn't sarcasm just a form of using irony?Aurani wrote:
Not ironic, but sarcastic.
Yes, I'm being a Nazi, because the German part of me says so.
I know, but I've been trying to avoid my OCD from bringing too many terms for the same thing in a single discussion.Aurani wrote:
Not ironic, but sarcastic.Brian OA wrote:
But you're not ironic all the time. Or were you kidding when you asked me for help?
Yes, I'm being a Nazi, because the German part of me says so.
Yeah, and that's why I can respect you more than... a good deal of the people here.NotEvenDoomMusic wrote:
I wouldn't have a reason to kid about something that i'm genuinely interested in. So no, unless you thought differently about how i approached it, then i must apologize.Brian OA wrote:
But you're not ironic all the time. Or were you kidding when you asked me for help?
Besides, since you've agreed to offer me help, i wouldn't dare to drag you across the table with such a measly thing.
Even i have my boundaries.
Now you're just being lazy.Brian OA wrote:
I know, but I've been trying to avoid my OCD from bringing too many terms for the same thing in a single discussion.
tl;dr i'm a piece of shit and a big dumb idiot 24/7Brian OA wrote:
So, basically, you don't have anything to say and everyone here should never treat you like you're serious despite not being clever, insightful, or funny in any measure.
That's not really lazy... It does spare me effort, yes, but there isn't much to gain from going over more terms when there's no actual need.Aurani wrote:
Now you're just being lazy.Brian OA wrote:
I know, but I've been trying to avoid my OCD from bringing too many terms for the same thing in a single discussion.
So, is there any tl;dr on this discussion you've been having with the others? I can't seem to bother to read both pages for some reason.
So, you're saying that a simpler vocabulary is better? I strongly disagree with that.Brian OA wrote:
That's not really lazy... It does spare me effort, yes, but there isn't much to gain from going over more terms when there's no actual need.
TL;DR choofers is a confirmed imbecile
I think simple vocabulary should go with simple conversations. More than that, though, I believe it's crucial to stick to our terms during a discussion, otherwise we may end up losing our common ground and just end up talking past each other because I'm thinking one thing with one term, and you're thinking the other. Then we'd have to waste time either redefining our terms or walking away unsatisfied—all the result of rather poor communication. And that ought to be the goal of a wide vocabulary: facilitate communication.Aurani wrote:
So, you're saying that a simpler vocabulary is better? I strongly disagree with that.Brian OA wrote:
That's not really lazy... It does spare me effort, yes, but there isn't much to gain from going over more terms when there's no actual need.
TL;DR choofers is a confirmed imbecile
Well, it can only be reconfirmed.
Whatever Choofers was saying doesn't really line up with what you're saying.SaigonAlice wrote:
Well, I agree with Choofers. If you're transphobic and/or homophobic, you're inherently being a nasty person. Why the fuck am I obliged to talk to you nicely? lol. I kinda wrote the 'pippi is genderbent peppy' on purpose, btw.
I definitely see your point, yes, but what exactly makes you think that we "may end up losing our common ground" during a conversation? Unless you know the other party well enough to directly ameliorate the conversation by using a modest vocabulary, you're just betting with them. What I mean is that some people (especially in the professional business world) might get either offended by you trying to dumb down the very membrane of the conversation (words), or they might just judge you by your display of a simplistic vocabulary and get the wrong idea about your intellectual skills, as, believe it or not, conveying the message matters as much as giving birth to it in your mind and is unshakably tied to it.Brian OA wrote:
I think simple vocabulary should go with simple conversations. More than that, though, I believe it's crucial to stick to our terms during a discussion, otherwise we may end up losing our common ground and just end up talking past each other because I'm thinking one thing with one term, and you're thinking the other. Then we'd have to waste time either redefining our terms or walking away unsatisfied—all the result of rather poor communication. And that ought to be the goal of a wide vocabulary: facilitate communication.
I mean, it's already implied I'm referring to sarcasm with "irony" in this case, and I don't think the situation demands the distinction be made.
I wasn't really interested in the conversation beyond that, yeah.Brian OA wrote:
Whatever Choofers was saying doesn't really line up with what you're saying.
But if you're following up on what B1rd said, I believe there's a pretty big difference between not liking someone and going out of your way to undermine them. Tbh that kind of attitude just scares people; not accept or at the very least tolerate them.
Said the osu elitist scumKheldragar wrote:
The internet trans community are generally insufferable pieces of shit hth
do you understand the concept of "face"Kheldragar wrote:
The internet trans community are generally insufferable pieces of shit hth
You will get lynched if you do anything mildly offensive to minorities (or women), yet people can openly spout hatred for straight white men.here's what you do as a straight white male: don't take the "hatred" seriously, it's coming from a disillusioned sense of oppression and bigotry
A thing you have on your head?Choofers wrote:
do you understand the concept of "face"Kheldragar wrote:
The internet trans community are generally insufferable pieces of shit hth
face being the "front" or the visible portion of a community that makes the entire community seem like they're full of shitKheldragar wrote:
A thing you have on your head?
If that's the visible portion of the community then that's all that matters because it's that portion that affects things outside of its community.Choofers wrote:
face being the "front" or the visible portion of a community that makes the entire community seem like they're full of shitKheldragar wrote:
A thing you have on your head?
I guess we agree on this, then. Basically, it's just context-dependent. You'd need simpler stuff more often than not here, yeah.Aurani wrote:
Well, there's stuff like this http://money.cnn.com/2015/04/27/technol ... wdfunding/SaigonAlice wrote:
I wasn't really interested in the conversation beyond that, yeah.
Anyway I'm genuinely curious of the claims that minority communities are overly hostile. I mean sure, they're angry because of the lack of rights or representation I guess.