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> the poster YOU chose to respond to said this: Yes, as you can clearly see, he added the operative word "made". A word you conveniently left out from your mes
by randomdata 3y ago
> the poster YOU chose to respond to said this:
Yes, as you can clearly see, he added the operative word "made". A word you conveniently left out from your message in your ongoing quest to change the subject. Had you included it like in the original comment, it would completely change your message.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agoI have to conclude you're either under the influence of a mind altering substance or trolling. either way I'm done with this conversation. Come back to this when you're sober and read my post more closely.
- randomdata 3y agoInteresting that this has turned to be about me and not the content in play. Logically, they are independent of each other. While I am not sure what you think you can be done with given that you have not yet joined the conversation that we were having before you arrived, no amount of drug use is going to give me interest in your off-topic tangent. I get it. You misunderstood what was written earlier and now you are grasping at logical errors in order to avoid having to come back now and ask questions for clarification to save your pride. But, why are you letting your emotions drive you like that? Who cares if you made a mistake? I certainly don't. I don't care about you at all.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agoSo troll then. For anyone reading this, you can clearly see where the word 'made' is in the quote given, yet this person decided to claim I left it out on purpose. The implication being that I cherry-picked a quote when I quoted the _entirety_ of the post in question.
- randomdata 3y agoYou included the post, but failed to speak to it, instead forcing your off-topic direction in the rest of the comment. If it is me who misunderstands you, go on. You have already been given the floor for quite some time to explain yourself and reason for interjecting in a rational manner instead of spouting nonsensical logical errors, but I'm generous enough to give you another chance. If I, in wintery Canada, made what is considered by most to be a good car and then put it on a boat to ship it to the hot African desert, does it magically become a bad car? The car hasn't changed. It is still the exact same car.