Dovina
replying on Reasonably Good by Dovina
25 Mar 2005, 7:10 AM
That's not dunce behavior in my recognition of truth.
No. But neither did I imagine her as not black.
would you mind being a bit less thick.
âOn-the-ranker-humorâ? Me? How could you?
Perhaps you love the cross too. Not many on poemranker are strong enough to love both.
Would you mind rephrasing that in the English language using English grammar?
Why not?
A symbol of your poetry?
Latina. With tattoos and saucily accessorized.
Not only do I give my love,but with that love
comes patience, understanding, trust, respect
and loyalty.
wow that says it all right there. -0-
By the way the reason you find yourself positioned in the dim camp is that you have just said how one must keep an open mind to receive truth and then proceeded to tell me that to be true. On route behaving like an incredulous dunce.
When you wrote this poeme, did you imagine the "gang member's babe" as a black woman? Be honest.
Hey D. It's been awhile I love the poem.
What is this symbol round her neck though. Agree about AIDS, the cack handed grammar of it, that the narrator does not really know what she is on about.
Convoluted sentence: Closed mindedness inhibits the entrance of truth. This is your base unit. It assumes things about truth such as it exists and that it is discrete. Let me ask you this. You are open minded and therefore hold truth with no way of identifying it. Is that any different from someone who is closed minded who holds truth but believes it to be wrong. If so why.
It is hardly isolated. You have this fuzzy picture where somehow the brain absorbs 'truth' and 'truth' exists in the brain without context.
Of course you must not admit I am right, but must instead point to unfounded past "failures." At least I know by this you have no response.
"Skull & Cross Bon Mots"
Zodiac is very intelligent, and I think he's quite funny. But hes still a dim.
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
Things you've failed at since joining this site:
* Arithmetic
* Science
* Programming
* Elementary set theory
* Not being unbelievably thick
This time it is basic first order logic you have failed at.
"For every possible open valve, there is a possible closed valve that permits as much water." That is the premiss.
"Any valve lets through as much water closed as it does open." That is your thicky misunderstanding of the premiss.
You fail. Good Christ, you fail.