This was actually just his imagination kicking in at the time. However, in the episode, the DMV ended up getting crushed anyhow. Megas XLR is so awesome...Boudica said:
Do you hate people who argue till they are blue in the face, even though you know they are wrong?
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Not on principle, no. In fact I think we need some people who are willing to batter people over the head with their opinions in case that person is right. But most of the time I'm in that situation, I do hate them, yes.
I get the impression that giving them the last word in an argument makes them feel like they're right... but eventually, you've got to realize irrational people cannot by their very nature be made to see rational arguments, and instead should be viewed as forces of nature- first to be acknowledged as chaotic but uncontrollable, then adapted to and eventually ignored.
I know this may be sort of bumping a dead thread now, but honestly, I think I need that sliced up list on photobucket with a quick link to it. Very useful stuff there.Eclpsedragon said:
On topic, anyone else notice that he embraced unorthodox instruments in this quote
Yet the idea of synthesized versions of those sounds, use of a computer program as an artificial means, an instrument by the very definition of the word instrument, well, somehow that failed to fit the bill? Just noticed that back from page two as I try to reread up to the current point.Grant Hobba said:
Zeel was banned ageis ago...we bring him up because I said this guy is like Zeel 2[/quote]Vault101 said:
Well your "argument"[footnote]In the same sense that poachers "argue" with baby seals[/footnote] with this guy has certainly made for a very entertaining read. I'm not sure he's operating on the same rules of logical thinking as the rest of us.
Happy Birthday. I'd totally make you a rendition of the birthday song on fruity loops but that's not music according to the OP so sorreh!karcentric said:
It's the gift that keeps on giving, birthday boy.karcentric said:
Seriously though, do you have any idea how hard it is to get these chuckleheads to learn? It's like an intervention. If we don't make this point stick, he'll go on and on and hurt everyone else's brains. For the good of humanity, we have to inform him that music is played a little more loose than he realizes.