18 Oct 18
@kellyjay saidHow can a “leader” be “full of sinners”
Scripture says we are all sinners, there are no exceptions.
You are attempting to get me to say there are exceptions in the leadership?
You have Bible knowledge, I've seen you quote it, and quote it well.
Yet you struggle with this?
That upset you?
Reading comprehension KellyJay, reading comprehension.
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18 Oct 18
@divegeester saidIt's the kind of language that might typically be used by Pepe-style neo-Nazis.
“Zero bad feels”
What are you 14 years old?
18 Oct 18
@divegeester saidNo, this is just more of the same from you. Twice you copied something you see as
We are seeing totally eye to eye; in fact your deliberate attempt to pretend you don’t understand where you went wrong in this thread’s exchange has helped my see you in a new light KellyJay. I’ve copy/pasted your error twice and you use this sort of cross eyed dum-dum routine to try to avoid apologising. Even my detractor ToO stepped in and pointed it out. It’s pathetic, honestly.
an error I don't. I asked the one thing that I thought we might be miss communicating
on and you respond with more insults. If you cannot have a conversation where
when there is a misunderstanding you fix it there is nothing to be done with you.
18 Oct 18
@divegeester saidEveryone are sinners, from the singular to the groups, it is without exception.
How can a “leader” be “full of sinners”
Reading comprehension KellyJay, reading comprehension.
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@kazetnagorra saidI swear that literally 2/3 posts you direct at me mention Nazis, and 1/3 of posts are either responses or unspecified whining.
It's the kind of language that might typically be used by Pepe-style neo-Nazis.
.333 is a good number if you're playing baseball, bra, but we're not playing baseball. You ought to try to engage.
@philokalia saidI have to say, there is something distinctly dodgy about you sometimes. Maybe a side-effect of the booze? I remember once talking to you about the IQ of black Americans and you launched into a little regurgitation about cannibalism. You slunk off for several days after I confronted you about it.
I swear that literally 2/3 posts you direct at me mention Nazis, and 1/3 of posts are either responses or unspecified whining.
.333 is a good number if you're playing baseball, bra, but we're not playing baseball. You ought to try to engage.
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@philokalia saidGood to hear.
I haven't drank for six months, actually. I decided to give up this vice.
Have you found yourself becoming less racist as a consequence?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidLol
Good to hear.
Have you found yourself becoming less racist as a consequence?
I'm not a racist.
You, FMF, and Dive like to knock people out of their own philosophical framework because you guys (a) can't argue well against it and (b) have no other narrative than the NAH-ZEEs, RAY-CIS lines.
Get an argument, bra.
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@philokalia saidI won't insult your intelligence by suggesting that you really believe what you just said.
Lol
I'm not a racist.
You, FMF, and Dive like to knock people out of their own philosophical framework because you guys (a) can't argue well against it and (b) have no other narrative than the NAH-ZEEs, RAY-CIS lines.
Get an argument, bra.
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18 Oct 18
@philokalia saidbro
Get an argument, bra.
[broh, bruh] Slang
noun, plural bros
1. a brother.
2. a male friend or buddy.
3. a guy or fellow: used as a term of address.
4. a fellow black male; soul brother.
5. a young, usually white male variously and often negatively characterized as being preppy, party-loving, egotistical, sexist, etc.
adjective
1. of or relating to bros: the bro culture of college athletics.
Sometimes bruh [bruh] /brส/, brah [brah] /brษ/.
bra
[brah]
noun
1. brassiere.
2. Automotive Slang. a removable cover for the front end of an automobile to protect it from road debris.
You're welcome.
18 Oct 18
@suzianne saidLearn something new every day.
bro
[broh, bruh] Slang
noun, plural bros
1. a brother.
2. a male friend or buddy.
3. a guy or fellow: used as a term of address.
4. a fellow black male; soul brother.
5. a young, usually white male variously and often negatively characterized as being preppy, party-loving, egotistical, sexist, etc.
adjective
1. of or relating to bros: the bro culture of college ...[text shortened]... able cover for the front end of an automobile to protect it from road debris.
You're welcome.
18 Oct 18
@philokalia saidNote that "brah" is acceptable within your usage, while "bra" is not.
Learn something new every day.
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@philokalia saidOuch. A grown man having it explained to him what a bra is.
Learn something new every day.
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18 Oct 18
@philokalia saidSo your riff about the IQ of black Americans and cannibalism is something you blame on alcohol?
I haven't drank for six months, actually. I decided to give up this vice.