Steve Carroll
2008-09-07 23:52:43 UTC
If I wrote a letter and posted it in the mail using an envelope, your
address and a stamp then I would have posted a letter. However, I
could
have
also just sent a blank piece of paper, some used arsewipe or a book
token.
The act of sending whatever is still referred to as posting a letter,
regardless. If the envelope was empty and it got posted, it's no
different.
If you receive an email with no content then you've still received the
email, no?
While you can have a post that is just a header most posts are not justaddress and a stamp then I would have posted a letter. However, I
could
have
also just sent a blank piece of paper, some used arsewipe or a book
token.
The act of sending whatever is still referred to as posting a letter,
regardless. If the envelope was empty and it got posted, it's no
different.
If you receive an email with no content then you've still received the
email, no?
headers.
Wasn't the initial question, though, if the header was a part of the
post?
I
did not really follow the debate...
poor
grammar, the issue is not grammar at all, it's notional. If I make a
post
it's
a post. All posts have headers, most have some content, some may have
empty
subject lines or bodies but a post is a post nonetheless. Tim Murray may
be
some sort of donkeys' scrotum licker for all I know or care.
with Steve Carroll's bogus accusations that his posts are my
responsibility
- especially when, apparently, it has now been proved that at least some
of
the posts he denies having made were made with header info that proves he
did make them.
header
info as this post here... this just isn't possible. But that's your MO all
the
way... believing things that are just not possible (see quoted material
below).
Frankly Steve Carroll is in serious, serious need of psychological help -
over a disagreement about Bush from several *years* ago he has been
freaking
out, following me, and trolling me ever since. So he failed to be able to
refute an argument about his then-hero George W. Bush. Oh well. Is it
not
time he move on?
You really need to get your money back on your "psych degree", Snit;)over a disagreement about Bush from several *years* ago he has been
freaking
out, following me, and trolling me ever since. So he failed to be able to
refute an argument about his then-hero George W. Bush. Oh well. Is it
not
time he move on?
Here is the gist of your Bush "argument"...
--
Me:
"Your argument asserted that a sitting President is a war criminal. You
agreed (a few paragraphs above) that the evidence you used to support
this was 'based on legalities' (based on the breaking, or not, of a law)".
Snit:
"Yes. Very good".
Me:
"You have just admitted that your evidence does not prove this assertion".
Snit:
"Right. It does not offer proof. The definition of proof is: "a formal
series of statements showing that if one thing is true something else
necessarily follows from it". While the evidence in my argument points to
the conclusion and strongly supports it, it is not, technically, in a
logical sense, proof".
Me:
"You have just completed your challenge to refute your own argument".
Snit (now babbling incoherently, as he usually does when whupped):
"Since early on I have been asking for refutations. I do not believe I have
ever stated that none can possibly exist, only that none have been provided.
If I felt none could exist, why would I be seeking one?
My argument strongly supports the conclusion I reach, but I am open to
counter evidence. Acknowledging that there is the possibility that a
refutation may exist does not prove its existence. I am not sure what you
were thinking when you asserted such".
BBFBA53B.34A2D%snit-***@cableone.net>
--
What more needs to be said? LOL!
--
"Apple is pushing how green this is - but it [Macbook Air] is
clearly disposable... when the battery dies you can pretty much
just throw it away". - Snit
"Apple is pushing how green this is - but it [Macbook Air] is
clearly disposable... when the battery dies you can pretty much
just throw it away". - Snit