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To the person who doesn't really have a valid point, it might be worth trying the tactic of pretending it's a "game", but that would be about as effective as a
by Turing_Machine 4y ago
To the person who doesn't really have a valid point, it might be worth trying the tactic of pretending it's a "game", but that would be about as effective as a cat attempting to bury a turd on a hardwood floor.
- brigandish 4y agoCat, turd, hardwood floor - poor effort, that's not a weird combination. I'm sure you might get the hang of it if you keep trying. Now, if you don't think some triplet is weird, that's subjective (as I would hope anyone would understand and admit) but to try and claim that: a) some objects together aren't weird, or b) those objects together aren't weird and c) to make either claim means the claimant doesn't have a valid point that would really be akin to producing a turd into the conversation, logically and rhetorically. Nice of you to bring up tactics during a discussion about what constitutes a game though, that's worthy of a chuckle.