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> It's fine to post-rationalize it that way but your initial comment left very little room for that interpretation. Questions generally work better than asserti
by geoka9 15y ago
> It's fine to post-rationalize it that way but your initial comment left very little room for that interpretation. Questions generally work better than assertions for addressing curiosity.
Please re-read my initial comment. It _was_ a question followed by a statement of truth. I'm not post-rationalizing anything.
I don't like the way this conversation is going. Thank you for your interest.
- danilocampos 15y agoCome on, dude, just be real. Your "question" was so loaded a team of pack mules couldn't shift it: "Isn't the whole purpose of joining Twitter is to get your ego stroked?" And it got, appropriately, down voted into the earth's core. You showed up, you were a little flip, it turned out you're not seeing the whole picture. Just own it and we'll all have a good time learning things.
- Helianthus 15y agohe did, you're belaboring the point too much