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Reasonably good job on taking my sarcastic remark and applying it to this situation where it really has no business being applied to. No really, kudos. Fact 1)
by mladenkovacevic 13y ago
Reasonably good job on taking my sarcastic remark and applying it to this situation where it really has no business being applied to. No really, kudos.
Fact 1) Woman claims she was visited by some type of joint task terrorist police force
Fact 2) She claims that they asked her husband about pressure cookers and whether they knew how to make a bomb with it
Fact 3) She claims to have searched for pressure cookers on Google earlier
Let's just try and verify if those facts are indeed true and/or related before hand-waving the whole thing off as a "Maybe not!" because there is no "hard evidence".. okay?
- untog 13y agoI'm not sure in what sense that was supposed to be sarcasm. Hyperbole, perhaps. In any case, I took it and applied a rule that applies equally in non-sarcastic/hyperbolic situations. Anyway. You've just stated that we have three entirely unverified facts. How is "maybe, maybe not" the incorrect response to that?