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English as a Second Language versus being intellectualy honest with one's self

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reasoning logic
 
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Reply Thu 5 May, 2011 03:25 pm
@High Seas,
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Tamil. How would an honest man guess this from the nonsense you post on this forum in English? Perhaps there's a way - sadly I don't know it. Do tell.




Can you remember back to the post that gave you the impression that I was a Indian?
Was it the God that I spoke of that gave you the impression that I was a Indian and if so what was this God's name!
High Seas
 
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Reply Thu 5 May, 2011 03:43 pm
@reasoning logic,
You, yourself, announced upon arriving on the evolution thread that you are Indian, a firm believer in an elephant-headed god, on this forum to improve your English. You forget what you posted? You have good reason to forget - your posts are unutterably boring - but that's what it was. Get a grip on reality.
reasoning logic
 
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Reply Thu 5 May, 2011 04:21 pm
@High Seas,
You are correct about the elephant-headed god but much of the other stuff you make up as you go that is why I find you fascinating!

If you were to do a search of four words [Indian Pillaiyar god language] what would be the probable language that you would come up with?

Would it be Tamil?

Oh by the way I think that you knew that I was joking and I suspect that my joke may have offended your religious belief am I incorrect?

If not please explain why you have acted toward me the way you have!
High Seas
 
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Reply Thu 5 May, 2011 04:30 pm
@reasoning logic,
reasoning logic wrote:

You are correct about...

I know I'm correct about everything I wrote - your confirmation was wholly superfluous. I don't know Tamil and don't care for it, or for you. Goodbye.
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Consantarosa
 
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Reply Thu 5 May, 2011 04:34 pm
@reasoning logic,
I am not sure about the title of this topic:

"English as a Second Language versus being intellectualy honest with one's self"

Those words "one's self" look strange. Surely it should be one word -
" oneself ".

Also, "intellectualy" should be "intellectually".

" English as a Second Language versus being intellectualy honest with one's self "

v

" English as a Second Language versus being intellectually honest with oneself. "


?
reasoning logic
 
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Reply Thu 5 May, 2011 05:23 pm
@Consantarosa,
Yes you are correct!
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High Seas
 
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Reply Fri 6 May, 2011 01:48 am
@farmerman,
farmerman wrote:

WTF is this about? How about cluing in the clueless.
The title has no math stability implicit .

Well of course it doesn't - the OP wrote it. Nobody can be quite so stupid and still manage to post, so he's got to be of bad faith. Another poster to ignore....
reasoning logic
 
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Reply Fri 6 May, 2011 07:49 pm
@High Seas,
Is it possible for someone to not worry about grammar or spelling; and still manage to express their thoughts admirably?
talk72000
 
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Reply Sat 7 May, 2011 11:39 am
@reasoning logic,
High Seas used to go by the name of Helen of Troy. I called her HOT (Helen Of Troy)as a result. She is HOT!!!!.
reasoning logic
 
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Reply Sat 7 May, 2011 05:44 pm
@talk72000,
Are you serious that she is a lady? If she is I do have to say that she is among the most intellectual ladies that I have met yet!
I do think that she would prosper from studying ethics but I do understand that not every one seems to have an interest in ethics because we all seem to think that we are ethical enough!
Could you imagine some one like myself that has much less knowledge than she does about math, "thinking to myself that there is no math that I need to understand mathematics better than what I do? Would I not seem just a little silly?
contrex
 
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Reply Sun 8 May, 2011 01:27 am
@reasoning logic,
reasoning logic wrote:
I do think that she would prosper from studying ethics but I do understand that not every one seems to have an interest in ethics because we all seem to think that we are ethical enough!


Surely it is an error to suppose that the people study ethics is so that they may become more "ethical". I can tell you are not a native English speaker. Also, your attitude towards women makes me wonder whether you are yet an adult. Your attitude towards things in general has led me to conclude that you are an opinionated fool.


reasoning logic
 
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Reply Sun 8 May, 2011 05:26 am
@contrex,
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your attitude towards women makes me wonder whether you are yet an adult. Your attitude towards things in general has led me to conclude that you are an opinionated fool.


What is it about my attitude toward woman that you dislike?

How does my attitude toward things in general make you feel? Could you name one thing you dislike and explain how I could have conveyed my idea in a more prosperous way that would be less offensive?
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