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pile-o-stone

GreatApe wrote: »

No I like it
My little brother also used to follow me everywhere
Until about the age of 5
It's cute You're adorable

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I read what's posted and comment on that rather than who posted it
Something is suggest more people should do

LOL! literally you couldn't make it up. You're actually suggesting people shouldn't do what you have literally just done!!! Literally in the same post!

Comedy Gold!! :rotfl:


If I were you I would listen to the sage advice of yourself....

GreatApe wrote: »

You know what they say Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.

GreatApe wrote: »

Guess which one you're doing?

GreatApe

pile-o-stone wrote: »

LOL! literally you couldn't make it up. You're actually suggesting people shouldn't do what you have literally just done!!! Literally in the same post!

Comedy Gold!! :rotfl:

If I were you I would listen to the sage advice of yourself....

You're stretch of posts have forced this upon us
Hopefully you learn today
And stop discussing people in the future and stick to discussing ideas

Even me highlighting this to you is discussing ideas
I don't know you or care to know you I don't follow you
I don't make a mental note of what you said or didn't
And in a few hours I won't remember you or this discussion
But hopefully you'll remember it long enough to figure out that staying on topic is talking about ideas not people

Good bad crazy whatever that's fine

Anyway good luck to you

JKenH

GreatApe wrote: »

And stop discussing people in the future and stick to discussing ideas.

Well said, Sir.

Keep posting your left field ideas. I don’t agree with them all (in fact very few of them) but they make me stop and think. There are far too many closed minds on this forum. Some people just can’t handle anything that challenges their view of the world.

Martyn1981

pile-o-stone wrote: »

Interesting that you seem able to respond to Mart an awful lot, but cry foul if people respond to yourself. A case of being able to dish it out but not take it?

Does he? Perhaps he's posting away at the dozens of us that have him on ignore ...... kinda like shouting at nobody in an empty room ...... explains a lot.

I expect the stir monger general will be along shortly to argue that nonsense opinions (and denial) are more important than facts, as his mind has a ban on facts.

Doh! I was too slow!

JKenH

Martyn1981 wrote: »

I expect the stir monger general will be along shortly to argue that nonsense opinions (and denial) are more important than facts, as his mind has a ban on facts.

Doh! I was too slow!

:rotfl:

At least you have a sense of humour, Mart. I hope you are enjoying your Leaf.

Martyn1981

JKenH wrote: »

:rotfl:

At least you have a sense of humour, Mart. I hope you are enjoying your Leaf.

One has too on here, at least since late Spring last year when the trolls, FUDsters, denialists etc descended to rant away at all the good news and positive change.

Weird though how I seem to care more about their children and grandchildrens health and futures than they do ..... funny ain't it.

JKenH

Martyn1981 wrote: »

One has too on here, at least since late Spring last year when the trolls, FUDsters, denialists etc descended to rant away at all the good news and positive change.

Weird though how I seem to care more about their children and grandchildrens health and futures than they do ..... funny ain't it.

Does it really matter what we believe as long as we are doing the right thing? One can live a Christian life without preaching the Bible or be a good Muslim without running around waving the Koran. I’m just not a fundamentalist.

Martyn1981

JKenH wrote: »

Does it really matter what we believe as long as we are doing the right thing? One can live a Christian life without preaching the Bible or be a good Muslim without running around waving the Koran. I’m just not a fundamentalist.

Being an enabler of a fundamentalist is even worse.

And probably not a wise move to introduce religion. As I've said before, you may place opinions, and faith based beliefs above science and facts, but, reality doesn't.

pile-o-stone

JKenH wrote: »

Does it really matter what we believe as long as we are doing the right thing?

It depends on what you believe is the right thing. Some people probably think putting a couple of solar panels on their roof means they're 'doing the right thing [for the environment]' even though they drive a hummer and have 5 long haul holidays a year.

pile-o-stone

GreatApe wrote: »

I don't know you or care to know you I don't follow you
I don't make a mental note of what you said or didn't
And in a few hours I won't remember you or this discussion

Methinks the lady doth protest too much. For someone with so little regard for me, you seem to be picking up on my posts an awful lot and having hurtful digs at me. The one above was particularly nasty and made me actually cry.

Interesting how you keep banging on about discussing ideas rather than people, yet you keep discussing me in a vain attempt to ignore the holes I poked in your 'replace the London underground trains with lots of self driving cars' idea. :rotfl: