You oxymoron

[SnakeF]

Maddening Sanity

 

[Datalord]

Darn, women's rights go taken,

Ummmmm, how about Vigilante Justice

 

[FluffX]

Fluff's useful efforts.

 

[iwinatlife]

I got another:Lawful Evil.

In the same series: Chaotic good!

Lawful Evil is a person who does Evil things within a code of ethics or Laws aka Two-face

Chaotic good breaks the Law to preform acts of Good aka Robin Hood

 

[Player 2]

Courage the Cowardly Dog is fucking awesome

fixed for you

smartass

I've met quite a few intelligent donkeys in my time...

For me it's when people use "stupidly" as an adjective, for example: "that's stupidly clever!" is something I've heard quite a few times.

, shirley you jest?

I got ninja'd, so here's the video of the film to make up for it;

 

[freakonaleash]

Religous war

 

[Outamyhead]

Educated dropout.

 

[TZer0]

I got another:Lawful Evil.

In the same series: Chaotic good!

Both of you are wrong.
it goes, ETHICS, MORALS.
Also, I have never played DnD, I can't believe no one called you out yet.

God dammit, people.
It's not that hard a concept to understand.

EDIT: I was going to add that when you use the actual meaning of the word then there can really be no oxymorons.
but... I have to so Epic Fail.

Bleh. and no one takes the joke (at least mine). Of course you can be both chaotic good (doing good deeds more or less randomly and provoking anyone of the two other cathegories) or lawful evil. No problems.


Scientology. Nothing to do with science (almost suits the tag)

 

[crudus]

To be honest your post confused me.

For a lot of people I know it seems to be an oxymoron, they have no sense so it's not really common. Actually, the fact they have no sense is common but I digress.

Oh and an unused stove is cold, so your example kinda sucks.

Ok, then we will start at square one: defining common sense. Wikipedia says common sense is "beliefs or propositions that seem, to many people, to be prudent and of sound judgment, without dependence upon esoteric knowledge." (esoteric meaning "available to the educated people"). Let's start with my example. The Earth is flat. I can walk for miles and not see curvature of the earth. I can climb to the tallest keep of a castle and not see the earth curve. Using that sound judgment I can say the earth is flat. However, if I had the (esoteric) knowledge of how big the Earth is and it merely seems flat because I am so small in comparison then the Earth is round. The common knowledge that the stove is hot comes from the fact that I know what a stove is and its function. If I were a cave man and walked into a kitchen I could assume that everything is the same temperature so if I touch it, it will feel cool. Now, had the stove been on recently the stove would feel hot which would be beyond my comprehension as to why. Summary: Common sense dictates that things in the same room are the same temperature (based on passed experiences) whereas common knowledge says that isn't true based on the function of an object.

Mac computers are superior

Im sorry. I don't think you know the difference between a lie and an oxymoron.

I got another:Lawful Evil.

In the same series: Chaotic good!

Chaotic Neutral to a lesser extent as well.

All of you are wrong. Lawful Evil typically means you have a code to follow while maiming innocents (ex. honor among thieves). Chaotic Good means you don't follow laws of any kind to do good (ex. Robin Hood). Chaotic Neutral just means you don't follow laws and you don't care what happens to the people around you as long as you get what you want (ex. Jack Sparrow).

 

[SpikeyGirl]

To be honest your post confused me.

For a lot of people I know it seems to be an oxymoron, they have no sense so it's not really common. Actually, the fact they have no sense is common but I digress.

Oh and an unused stove is cold, so your example kinda sucks.

Ok, then we will start at square one: defining common sense. Wikipedia says common sense is "beliefs or propositions that seem, to many people, to be prudent and of sound judgment, without dependence upon esoteric knowledge." (esoteric meaning "available to the educated people"). Let's start with my example. The Earth is flat. I can walk for miles and not see curvature of the earth. I can climb to the tallest keep of a castle and not see the earth curve. Using that sound judgment I can say the earth is flat. However, if I had the (esoteric) knowledge of how big the Earth is and it merely seems flat because I am so small in comparison then the Earth is round. The common knowledge that the stove is hot comes from the fact that I know what a stove is and its function. If I were a cave man and walked into a kitchen I could assume that everything is the same temperature so if I touch it, it will feel cool. Now, had the stove been on recently the stove would feel hot which would be beyond my comprehension as to why. Summary: Common sense dictates that things in the same room are the same temperature (based on passed experiences) whereas common knowledge says that isn't true based on the function of an object.

Thanks for the mini essay. Just a few questions: why would a caveman be in a kitchen? Why would you look from a keep in a castle?
And most importantly.
Why do we have the Darwin awards if people learn from experience and have common sense?

Another oxymoron for someone to scrutinise: seriously funny

 

[crudus]

Thanks for the mini essay. Just a few questions: why would a caveman be in a kitchen? Why would you look from a keep in a castle?
And most importantly.
Why do we have the Darwin awards if people learn from experience and have common sense?

Well to answer your questions:

A. It was an assumption made for the argument to better iterate it.
2. I said it to seem slightly poetic. One of the main reasons you would do that is to guard the castle!
C. Why are you trying to strawman me?
D. Darwin awards come from people being stupid who (should) know better. They have the common knowledge to not put a gun to their head to prove it's unloaded. Hence, people need to be 18 to get a Darwin award. Children have yet to have their common sense overridden by common knowledge (most of them at least).

topic: orderly chaos

 

[RobCoxxy]

Happy Anniversary.


LOLOLOL.

 

[SpikeyGirl]

Thanks for the mini essay. Just a few questions: why would a caveman be in a kitchen? Why would you look from a keep in a castle?
And most importantly.
Why do we have the Darwin awards if people learn from experience and have common sense?

Well to answer your questions:

A. It was an assumption made for the argument to better iterate it.
2. I said it to seem slightly poetic. One of the main reasons you would do that is to guard the castle!
C. Why are you trying to strawman me?
D. Darwin awards come from people being stupid who (should) know better. They have the common knowledge to not put a gun to their head to prove it's unloaded. Hence, people need to be 18 to get a Darwin award. Children have yet to have their common sense overridden by common knowledge (most of them at least).

topic: orderly chaos

I'm not going to continue to argue, I just love the way you 'numbered' your points A,2,C,D. I had to look up the meaning for strawman in that context, it confused me. You do still underestimate the stupidity of teens.

How about: a plastic glass

 

[Sensei Le Roof]

Educated dropout.

Nnnnnnnnnnnnnno. "Educated" does not imply "graduate".