poemranker ::20 most recent comments by Fraser Allonby Q.C. (61-80) and replies

Comments bywFraser Allonby Q.C.w, 61–80 back, including replies. Only comments on poems

replying on A Poem by BigB 10 Sep 2004, 5:31 AM
Con-grrrrrrr-atttt-yoo-lay-shuns. Do you now intend to sell your time for money? If so, how?

replying on A Poem by BigB 10 Sep 2004, 2:08 AM
Did you get rusticated or sent down?
replying on A Poem by BigB 10 Sep 2004, 1:52 AM
Hee hoo
replying on A Poem by BigB 10 Sep 2004, 1:52 AM
And besides, what are you doing paying for internet access? For God's sake, man! You're not a tourist, so stop acting like one.
replying on A Poem by BigB 10 Sep 2004, 1:50 AM
P.S. I've never had the pleasure of visiting "mices walk-in internet shop". What's it like?
replying on A Poem by BigB 10 Sep 2004, 1:42 AM
I disagree. If B is true, A must be false. If it is a certainty that X is possible (i.e. B), then it is wrong to describe that certainty as a possibility (i.e. A).
replying on A Poem by BigB 9 Sep 2004, 7:03 AM
1. Case A involves an incorrect understanding, and case B involves no understanding at all. It may be true that an incorrect understanding is as worthless as no understanding at all, but the distinction still stands.

2. I agree that Dovina manifests an undesirable degree of oafishness in her attempt to exhibit simultaneously two mutually exclusive alternatives .
on A Poem by BigB 9 Sep 2004, 5:10 AM
Cunny-sexer.
replying on A Poem by BigB 9 Sep 2004, 5:09 AM
There is also a distinction between "A more descriptive title might have X" and "Maybe a more descriptive title might have X".

A. I say: "You might like it". I am saying that there is a possibility of you liking it.

B. I say: "Maybe you might like it". I am saying that there may or may not be a possibility of you liking it.
replying on A Poem by BigB 9 Sep 2004, 5:04 AM
But there is a distinction between "misunderstanding someone" and "failing to know what someone means".

A. You say: "Ooonscallashihough". You use the word to mean "dung". I think you use the word to mean antelope. I have misunderstood you.

B. You say: "Ooonscallashihough". You use the word to mean "dung". I have never heard the word before and cannot even begin to guess what it means. I fail to know what you mean.

Now do you see the difference? You are an exceptionally foolish young man.
replying on Absolute Truth (about Quarton) by ?-Dave_Mysterious-? 7 Jul 2004, 7:36 AM
You are a kettle of freshly-boiled old lady piss.
on Ethnic Smells by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 29 Jun 2004, 9:28 PM
Talking of ethnic smells, look what I found in Singapore!

http://tinyurl.com/273w3

http://tinyurl.com/yrbnh
on Stuck by QuirkyWonder 4 Jun 2004, 6:08 AM
replying on Heaven Out Here by wilco 4 Jun 2004, 6:07 AM
replying on Piccadilly to Baker Street by Caducus 4 Jun 2004, 6:06 AM
replying on becoming by <~> 4 Jun 2004, 6:04 AM