Just start with one. Was it nonsense to say GOF has merit? Which you agreed with.
Man, you're a dope. Advice to you: don't start something you can't either support or finish. Taihtsat
Does freezing of Federal Aid affect our school
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Man, you're a dope. Advice to you: don't start something you can't either support or finish. Taihtsat
OK, Dr. Fauci.
You’re the moron that wanted to get serious about an obvious joke. So, yes. Literally everything you’ve posted in this thread is nonsense. Congratulations.
What the Dallas Fed maybe, likely in Mik’s language possibly, might have said.
U.S. likely didn’t slip into recession in early 2022 despite negative GDP growth
Most indicators—particularly those measuring labor markets—provide strong evidence that the U.S. economy did not fall into a recession in the first quarter.www.dallasfed.org
What the internet says about that.....
Two quarters of negative GDP is two quarters of negative GDP. And of course they omitted any discussion of the high inflation.
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FDS.
The posts above for anyone who wants to go through them show that ONCE AGAIN you are on the wrong side of an argument, overextend yourself, make claims you cannot support and do not debate in good faith. Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy.
It is most enjoyable to expose your two-dimensional brain, tho! Taihtsat
Today's merit: To conserve water KRUSTYtheCOUG henceforth shall urinate on a bush in a public park.
That's how nonsensical your posts have been in this thread. You know it. The incredibly low and nonsensical bar you wanted to set in response to a post that was obviously a joke has already been noted. May your shit posting continue.
I'm sure observer11 is delighted to know he has a protector for his posts in these threads, a protector who evidently feels he can't defend himself. However, on the flip side, probs wishes that protector had better debating skills. Also secretly might be wondering just what kind of counselor you are to be so bad at this. Taihtsat
Oh my!
This statement is rich with hyperbole and sarcasm, aimed at critiquing the dynamics between individuals in an online discussion or forum:
- **Hyperbole**:
- "I'm sure observer11 is delighted" - This suggests an exaggerated level of happiness or satisfaction that observer11 might not genuinely feel. It implies observer11 should be thankful for having someone to defend him, when in reality, the defender might not be appreciated or effective.
- "a protector who evidently feels he can't defend himself" - This phrase exaggerates the dependency of observer11 on his protector, insinuating that observer11 is incapable of managing his own arguments or that his defender is stepping in out of necessity rather than choice.
- **Sarcasm**:
- The use of "delighted" and "protector" in this context is sarcastic, suggesting that observer11 might actually be embarrassed or inconvenienced by the "protection."
- "probs wishes that protector had better debating skills" - Here, sarcasm is used to critique the skills of the protector, implying they are not only unhelpful but possibly detrimental to observer11's standing in the discussion.
- "Also secretly might be wondering just what kind of counselor you are to be so bad at this" - This statement drips with sarcasm, questioning the competency of the protector, who might be acting in a counseling or advisory role, in an area where they clearly fall short.
The statement paints a picture of an online scenario where one person's attempt to defend another has backfired due to perceived inadequacy in debating skills, leading to more harm than good for the person being "protected." It uses exaggeration to highlight the mismatch between the protector's intentions and their actual impact, suggesting both humor and critique in the interplay of online personalities.
This statement is rich with hyperbole and sarcasm, aimed at critiquing the dynamics between individuals in an online discussion or forum:
- **Hyperbole**:
- "I'm sure observer11 is delighted" - This suggests an exaggerated level of happiness or satisfaction that observer11 might not genuinely feel. It implies observer11 should be thankful for having someone to defend him, when in reality, the defender might not be appreciated or effective.
- "a protector who evidently feels he can't defend himself" - This phrase exaggerates the dependency of observer11 on his protector, insinuating that observer11 is incapable of managing his own arguments or that his defender is stepping in out of necessity rather than choice.
- **Sarcasm**:
- The use of "delighted" and "protector" in this context is sarcastic, suggesting that observer11 might actually be embarrassed or inconvenienced by the "protection."
- "probs wishes that protector had better debating skills" - Here, sarcasm is used to critique the skills of the protector, implying they are not only unhelpful but possibly detrimental to observer11's standing in the discussion.
- "Also secretly might be wondering just what kind of counselor you are to be so bad at this" - This statement drips with sarcasm, questioning the competency of the protector, who might be acting in a counseling or advisory role, in an area where they clearly fall short.
The statement paints a picture of an online scenario where one person's attempt to defend another has backfired due to perceived inadequacy in debating skills, leading to more harm than good for the person being "protected." It uses exaggeration to highlight the mismatch between the protector's intentions and their actual impact, suggesting both humor and critique in the interplay of online personalities.
Only one example of merit each day. Stay tuned for tomorrow's KRUSTYtheCOUG merit of the day post. It will be meritorious!
