Tag Archives: arguing on the internet
Saying Things On The Internet
I don’t think I ever talked about this directly, or made a blog post about this specific case. I know I’ve talked with a few of you about it to varying degrees of depth. But anyway, there’s this YouTuber who … Continue reading
A brief treatise on why I appreciate my friends
Day 17. 38 pages, 17,300 words. Not too long ago, I was asked by a friend “why are you even friends with that person?” in reference to another friend. Not too long before that, I was asked by a different … Continue reading
Stop Being Dumb
Day 92. 59 pages, 25,222 words. Didn’t get much writing done on the weekend after all. Oh well. Today, as I stumble back into the work routine after a very pleasant four-day weekend, I would like to broadcast a small … Continue reading
New study shows people becoming dumber, more intelligent
Day 45. 113 pages, 52,428 words. Urgh, time was stolen from me. No more excuses. In a stunning contradiction that psychologists and neurosurgeons are calling “the great paradox of our modern time”, a new study has shown that while the … Continue reading
Dawkins being Dawkins
Day 39. 100 pages, 46,224 words. Well, looks like Dawkins has been smacked down for being basically the exact person I always thought and said he was. Date rape is bad. Stranger rape at knifepoint is worse. If you think … Continue reading
Once again with Facebook
Day 25. 51 pages, 23,080 words. I’m afraid it’s time for another wall of text, but hopefully this is interesting. I feel the format is a bit limited and there’s definitely problems with hitting the right tone and communicating effectively … Continue reading
A is for Atheist
A is for Atheist, foaming with fervour B’s for the Bigots who shit in our servers C is for Christians, forgetting Christ’s teachings D is for Douchecanoes’ will-to-live leeching E’s for Elitists with a case of the Mondays F is … Continue reading
Interlude: Arguing on the Internet
I recently had the honour to witness a lively debate between two pundits, let’s call them Ben and Roy. Also Dale and Mindy were there. Roy: Please allow me to present my brief: Navel oranges are your classic, they’re not … Continue reading
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