Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 12:00 pm
Okay Bac, don't rub it in. Let it go. Kats stepped up to the plate. PLEASE let's not reopen that issue (although it was a rather interesting case-study on correctness and integrity in our society).
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Or, if you look at it from another angle, it was yet another case-study on one's inability to verbalize (in typing) an agreement that they authored themselves.GrizinWashington wrote:Okay Bac, don't rub it in. Let it go. Kats stepped up to the plate. PLEASE let's not reopen that issue (although it was a rather interesting case-study on correctness and integrity in our society).
That's where the correctness part comes in loyal. Am I missing something?????? Please spell it out for me since you cats are ooohhhh so much smarter than us Griz. Or, then again, maybe not based on your posts.lifeloyalsigmsu wrote:Or, if you look at it from another angle, it was yet another case-study on one's inability to verbalize (in typing) an agreement that they authored themselves.GrizinWashington wrote:Okay Bac, don't rub it in. Let it go. Kats stepped up to the plate. PLEASE let's not reopen that issue (although it was a rather interesting case-study on correctness and integrity in our society).
i posted the actual bet in another thread GW but if you are two lazy to actually look it up, what was typed, and read it for yourself, then i wont do you the favor of posting it for you, but i doubt you will be reading it.GrizinWashington wrote:That's where the correctness part comes in loyal. Am I missing something?????? Please spell it out for me since you cats are ooohhhh so much smarter than us Griz. Or, then again, maybe not based on your posts.lifeloyalsigmsu wrote:Or, if you look at it from another angle, it was yet another case-study on one's inability to verbalize (in typing) an agreement that they authored themselves.GrizinWashington wrote:Okay Bac, don't rub it in. Let it go. Kats stepped up to the plate. PLEASE let's not reopen that issue (although it was a rather interesting case-study on correctness and integrity in our society).
YesGrizinWashington wrote: Am I missing something??????
Hells, I've read the entire thread. And I agree 100% with you: the bet was backa--wards and completely incorrect as written. Which is why I said that the thing was a study in correctness as well as integrity. Perhaps I would have been more clear if I said it was a studyin "incorrectness". I believe that Scats was just as much to blame as Kats. Scats was incorrect in his bet, there were questions raised concerning integrity, and together I thought those things were interesting.Hell's Bells wrote:i posted the actual bet in another thread GW but if you are two lazy to actually look it up, what was typed, and read it for yourself, then i wont do you the favor of posting it for you, but i doubt you will be reading it.GrizinWashington wrote:That's where the correctness part comes in loyal. Am I missing something?????? Please spell it out for me since you cats are ooohhhh so much smarter than us Griz. Or, then again, maybe not based on your posts.lifeloyalsigmsu wrote:Or, if you look at it from another angle, it was yet another case-study on one's inability to verbalize (in typing) an agreement that they authored themselves.GrizinWashington wrote:Okay Bac, don't rub it in. Let it go. Kats stepped up to the plate. PLEASE let's not reopen that issue (although it was a rather interesting case-study on correctness and integrity in our society).
feel free to continue on with your delusions of grandur...
ok cool now that i know we totally agree with this then it can also be said that kats was the more honest of the two by finally giving in to scats after having that same damned thread up with picures of weasels and a ferrit for how long now...3 weeks(?)GrizinWashington wrote:Hells, I've read the entire thread. And I agree 100% with you: the bet was backa--wards and completely incorrect as written. Which is why I said that the thing was a study in correctness as well as integrity. Perhaps I would have been more clear if I said it was a studyin "incorrectness". I believe that Scats was just as much to blame as Kats. Scats was incorrect in his bet, there were questions raised concerning integrity, and together I thought those things were interesting.Hell's Bells wrote:i posted the actual bet in another thread GW but if you are two lazy to actually look it up, what was typed, and read it for yourself, then i wont do you the favor of posting it for you, but i doubt you will be reading it.GrizinWashington wrote:That's where the correctness part comes in loyal. Am I missing something?????? Please spell it out for me since you cats are ooohhhh so much smarter than us Griz. Or, then again, maybe not based on your posts.lifeloyalsigmsu wrote:Or, if you look at it from another angle, it was yet another case-study on one's inability to verbalize (in typing) an agreement that they authored themselves.GrizinWashington wrote:Okay Bac, don't rub it in. Let it go. Kats stepped up to the plate. PLEASE let's not reopen that issue (although it was a rather interesting case-study on correctness and integrity in our society).
feel free to continue on with your delusions of grandur...
Insightful.......good to see you that you can correctly spell "thief" in your sig line.jagur1 wrote:Always more than one way to skin a cat.