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  • @tour2ma said:

    First, I'm the one babbling?

    Second, I suspected that you have a higher opinion of your powers of deductive reasoning than I do, but since you dropped the use of "highly" in restating your case I now suspect we share the same opinion.

    Yes. Who else? You  just affirmed in your follow up statement that you share my opinion.

    OK so lets se if I got this right. You were quibbling over my use of the phrase "highly unlikely", and because I had omitted "highly" in my explanation is what did it for you..that you now share the same opinion I do. 

    Don't you have something more productive you can be doing?

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    .that you now share the same opinion I do.  

    Only of your certitude...

    Try to keep up.

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    @tour2ma said:

    😁

    This is unintentionally hilarious. 

  • IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    Missed a few days on this thread and missed a lot. Good arguments up in here. 

    I kinda agree with a point Nickers made. Garrett has to let it go. He can’t allow a guy like Rudolph to have that power over him. Sticks and stones is a really early lesson in life. I’m all for the bigots of the world being put in their place, but step one is to not make it easy on them. Words are easy.  

    I have an experience to share. Mid 90s, l’m in college, and someone rigged a computer lab to read racial slurs across banks of computers. There was outrage. Protests ensued. State highways were blocked from passage for vehicles. 

    It turns out it was an African American student who did it. A letdown ensued. Why do such a thing?

    And l don’t know that answer, but l do know we all left our shells for a bit and did things we wouldn’t normally do. It was rainy and cold that day. Even unconfident me brazenly put my jacket around an underdressed girl l didn’t even know and it went surprisingly well. And that’s just a microcosm. The envelope was pushed that day. Conversations were had for weeks and months afterward, just like this one.

    We get to push this from our periphery, hash it out, and hopefully arrive at a better place than where we started. That’s what matters.

  • @gorka said:

    .that you now share the same opinion I do.  

    Only of your certitude...

    Try to keep up.

    GorkaG Gorka wrote on last edited by

    @tour2ma said:

    Only of your certitude...

    Try to keep up.

    I don't try and keep up with babble.

  • IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    You bleed shit.

    Wow. I must’ve said that to a dozen people on this board and no one takes me seriously enough to respond, rightfully so. I don’t even have a come back for this. I need to up my game.

  • @gorka said:

    You bleed shit.

    Wow. I must’ve said that to a dozen people on this board and no one takes me seriously enough to respond, rightfully so. I don’t even have a come back for this. I need to up my game.

    GorkaG Gorka wrote on last edited by

    @ibleedbrown said:

    Wow. I must’ve said that to a dozen people on this board and no one takes me seriously enough to respond, rightfully so. I don’t even have a come back for this. I need to up my game.

    I suppose it's because I haven't paid much attention to what you say.

    Sorry.

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    Wow. I must’ve said that to a dozen people on this board and no one takes me seriously enough to respond, rightfully so. I don’t even have a come back for this. I need to up my game.

    I suppose it's because I haven't paid much attention to what you say.

    Sorry.

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    I suppose it's because I haven't paid much attention to what you say.

    Sorry.

    Who says l’m worth paying attention to ya wingnut?

  • @gorka said:

    I suppose it's because I haven't paid much attention to what you say.

    Sorry.

    Who says l’m worth paying attention to ya wingnut?

    GorkaG Gorka wrote on last edited by

    @ibleedbrown said:

    Who says l’m worth paying attention to ya wingnut?

    But you are.

    Wingnut.

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    Who says l’m worth paying attention to ya wingnut?

    But you are.

    Wingnut.

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    But you are.

    Wingnut.

    This is a shitty and ambiguous reply. Are you calling me a wingnut? What’s going on here? Be authoritative and clear if you want to remain my favorite board villain. 

  • @gorka said:

    But you are.

    Wingnut.

    This is a shitty and ambiguous reply. Are you calling me a wingnut? What’s going on here? Be authoritative and clear if you want to remain my favorite board villain. 

    GorkaG Gorka wrote on last edited by

    @ibleedbrown said:

    This is a shitty and ambiguous reply. Are you calling me a wingnut? What’s going on here? Be authoritative and clear if you want to remain my favorite board villain. 

    Nothing ambiguous about it,  I made it so easy a simpleton could understand it.  Don't be a simpleton,  go back and take another shot at it.

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    This is a shitty and ambiguous reply. Are you calling me a wingnut? What’s going on here? Be authoritative and clear if you want to remain my favorite board villain. 

    Nothing ambiguous about it,  I made it so easy a simpleton could understand it.  Don't be a simpleton,  go back and take another shot at it.

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    Nothing ambiguous about it,  I made it so easy a simpleton could understand it.  Don't be a simpleton,  go back and take another shot at it.

    The emperor’s new clothes approach doesn’t work with me hoss. You said 4 words and can’t even explain your own shit. Regroup and do better next time. You’re still the front runner for favorite hoard villain, but mainly due to lack of options.

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    That was cute...but we all aware of what the owner does to squealers there dutch.

    They tell DieHard he's banned for 30 days? 

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    Favorite villains? Gip's sensibilities?

    You guys think you have problems?

    Apparently after over 27,000 posts now I have to diagram my sentences for Sebastian...

  • Favorite villains? Gip's sensibilities?

    You guys think you have problems?

    Apparently after over 27,000 posts now I have to diagram my sentences for Sebastian...

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @tour2ma said:

    Favorite villains? Gip's sensibilities?

    You guys think you have problems?

    Apparently after over 27,000 posts now I have to diagram my sentences for Sebastian...

    Gip’s sensibilities are to always be considered. Otherwise we have to hear about it from Gip. 

  • Missed a few days on this thread and missed a lot. Good arguments up in here. 

    I kinda agree with a point Nickers made. Garrett has to let it go. He can’t allow a guy like Rudolph to have that power over him. Sticks and stones is a really early lesson in life. I’m all for the bigots of the world being put in their place, but step one is to not make it easy on them. Words are easy.  

    I have an experience to share. Mid 90s, l’m in college, and someone rigged a computer lab to read racial slurs across banks of computers. There was outrage. Protests ensued. State highways were blocked from passage for vehicles. 

    It turns out it was an African American student who did it. A letdown ensued. Why do such a thing?

    And l don’t know that answer, but l do know we all left our shells for a bit and did things we wouldn’t normally do. It was rainy and cold that day. Even unconfident me brazenly put my jacket around an underdressed girl l didn’t even know and it went surprisingly well. And that’s just a microcosm. The envelope was pushed that day. Conversations were had for weeks and months afterward, just like this one.

    We get to push this from our periphery, hash it out, and hopefully arrive at a better place than where we started. That’s what matters.

    GorkaG Gorka wrote on last edited by

    @ibleedbrown said:

    Missed a few days on this thread and missed a lot. Good arguments up in here. 

    I kinda agree with a point Nickers made. Garrett has to let it go. He can’t allow a guy like Rudolph to have that power over him. Sticks and stones is a really early lesson in life. I’m all for the bigots of the world being put in their place, but step one is to not make it easy on them. Words are easy.  

    I have an experience to share. Mid 90s, l’m in college, and someone rigged a computer lab to read racial slurs across banks of computers. There was outrage. Protests ensued. State highways were blocked from passage for vehicles. 

    It turns out it was an African American student who did it. A letdown ensued. Why do such a thing?

    And l don’t know that answer, but l do know we all left our shells for a bit and did things we wouldn’t normally do. It was rainy and cold that day. Even unconfident me brazenly put my jacket around an underdressed girl l didn’t even know and it went surprisingly well. And that’s just a microcosm. The envelope was pushed that day. Conversations were had for weeks and months afterward, just like this one.

    We get to push this from our periphery, hash it out, and hopefully arrive at a better place than where we started. That’s what matters.

    So in the first paragraph you believe that Rudolf uttered a racial slur, then in the second paragraph you state that an African American faked racial slurs.

    Take a fucking stand.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    Eager to defend?  Put a lid on the conjecture bullshit for once. I really wished he had said it.

    Why are you so eager to defend Myles?  Because he's a Brown? Go ahead spit it out Gipper. His dick I mean.

    Eager to defend?  Not necessarily.  Not if I do not believe it is not warranted.  Here I believe it is warranted.   I am the one person here whose profession it is to determine  the  truth/facts from evidence that is presented before me.   (though, perhaps Russ...ballpeen, had a similar profession).

    And based on the evidence I have seen, I could certainly NOT say that Garrett is telling the truth beyond a reasonable doubt.  There would likely be no decision either way.  I do believe  though that there is a slight preponderance of the evidence that would tend to have me believe Garrett is being truthful.  

    Of course, the setting in which all this information has been gathered in this matter is NOT the proper setting to determine this case.  Bring them before me in a court setting.  Swear them in under penalty of perjury.  Then have them testify, and allow all those factors I have listed above come into play.....plus one other factor:   their demeanor when testifying can perhaps lead to a determination of credibility.     I won't try to explain that to you.  It is something you perhaps attain a feel for after 30 years. 

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    Missed a few days on this thread and missed a lot. Good arguments up in here. 

    I kinda agree with a point Nickers made. Garrett has to let it go. He can’t allow a guy like Rudolph to have that power over him. Sticks and stones is a really early lesson in life. I’m all for the bigots of the world being put in their place, but step one is to not make it easy on them. Words are easy.  

    I have an experience to share. Mid 90s, l’m in college, and someone rigged a computer lab to read racial slurs across banks of computers. There was outrage. Protests ensued. State highways were blocked from passage for vehicles. 

    It turns out it was an African American student who did it. A letdown ensued. Why do such a thing?

    And l don’t know that answer, but l do know we all left our shells for a bit and did things we wouldn’t normally do. It was rainy and cold that day. Even unconfident me brazenly put my jacket around an underdressed girl l didn’t even know and it went surprisingly well. And that’s just a microcosm. The envelope was pushed that day. Conversations were had for weeks and months afterward, just like this one.

    We get to push this from our periphery, hash it out, and hopefully arrive at a better place than where we started. That’s what matters.

    So in the first paragraph you believe that Rudolf uttered a racial slur, then in the second paragraph you state that an African American faked racial slurs.

    Take a fucking stand.

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    So in the first paragraph you believe that Rudolf uttered a racial slur, then in the second paragraph you state that an African American faked racial slurs.

    Take a fucking stand.

    You’re doing that thing where throwing information onto the internet is “taking a stand”. There was no stand taken there. It was just a personal experience l shared relative to the topic at hand meant to show that shit happens. 

    You’re missing out on next level conversation with your online behavior here. An antagonistic approach just brings antagonists. Why not engage in common ground more often?

  • @gorka said:

    That was cute...but we all aware of what the owner does to squealers there dutch.

    They tell DieHard he's banned for 30 days? 

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by

    @dutch-oven said:

    They tell DieHard he's banned for 30 days? 

    Originally it was a permaban, but the owner and Zombo had hearts thank goodness.?

  • @gorka said:

    So in the first paragraph you believe that Rudolf uttered a racial slur, then in the second paragraph you state that an African American faked racial slurs.

    Take a fucking stand.

    You’re doing that thing where throwing information onto the internet is “taking a stand”. There was no stand taken there. It was just a personal experience l shared relative to the topic at hand meant to show that shit happens. 

    You’re missing out on next level conversation with your online behavior here. An antagonistic approach just brings antagonists. Why not engage in common ground more often?

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by Dutch Oven

    @ibleedbrown said:

    You’re doing that thing where throwing information onto the internet is “taking a stand”. There was no stand taken there. It was just a personal experience l shared relative to the topic at hand meant to show that shit happens. 

    You’re missing out on next level conversation with your online behavior here. An antagonistic approach just brings antagonists. Why not engage in common ground more often?

    Because he's a troll. When this thread originally died down, he was nowhere to be seen on the Browns forum. Myles gets reinstated, sticks to his story that Rudolph called him the n-bomb, and Gorka comes flying on here to save his great white dope. 

    This thread is the only reason he's on here, so he can scream, shout, whine and cry about how the white man is getting beaten down.

    I mean, this dude NEEDS TO BE HEARD REGARDING THIS ONE TOPIC SO BAD. He needs to validate Rudolph so bad, he can taste it. 

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    You’re doing that thing where throwing information onto the internet is “taking a stand”. There was no stand taken there. It was just a personal experience l shared relative to the topic at hand meant to show that shit happens. 

    You’re missing out on next level conversation with your online behavior here. An antagonistic approach just brings antagonists. Why not engage in common ground more often?

    Because he's a troll. When this thread originally died down, he was nowhere to be seen on the Browns forum. Myles gets reinstated, sticks to his story that Rudolph called him the n-bomb, and Gorka comes flying on here to save his great white dope. 

    This thread is the only reason he's on here, so he can scream, shout, whine and cry about how the white man is getting beaten down.

    I mean, this dude NEEDS TO BE HEARD REGARDING THIS ONE TOPIC SO BAD. He needs to validate Rudolph so bad, he can taste it. 

    ComeonmanC Comeonman wrote on last edited by

    @dutch-oven said:

    Because he's a troll. When this thread originally died down, he was nowhere to be seen on the Browns forum. Myles gets reinstated, sticks to his story that Rudolph called him the n-bomb, and Gorka comes flying on here to save his great white dope. 

    This thread is the only reason he's on here, so he can scream, shout, whine and cry about how the white man is getting beaten down.

    I mean, this dude NEEDS TO BE HEARD REGARDING THIS ONE TOPIC SO BAD. He needs to validate Rudolph so bad, he can taste it. 

    But the white man did get beat down, no?