Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:12:27 AMQuote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 01:09:37 AMQuote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:07:27 AMQuote from: Doctor Doom on June 15, 2017, 01:05:55 AMclass stop acting like a chodetbh it's Verb-tierAll parties may take that as they willsaying someone has a punchable face is saying they're at fault for their facial featuresthis is not an issue of semanticsFace is shorthand for "typical expressions". Some people look dweeby, some look smug, some look like they practice in a mirror. Regardless, the term (like most lingual shorthand) refers to certain traits that the average person attributes to expression (facial or chosen, such as hairstyle or accessory choice) because of inherent biases created by the media or personal experience.Like tbh the perfect example of this definition is in this thread, where Verb (wrongly) believes Adam Scott has a punchable face, which is the result of his experiences both personal and from the media (maybe he watched Step Brothers one too many times, idk)
Quote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 01:09:37 AMQuote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:07:27 AMQuote from: Doctor Doom on June 15, 2017, 01:05:55 AMclass stop acting like a chodetbh it's Verb-tierAll parties may take that as they willsaying someone has a punchable face is saying they're at fault for their facial featuresthis is not an issue of semanticsFace is shorthand for "typical expressions". Some people look dweeby, some look smug, some look like they practice in a mirror. Regardless, the term (like most lingual shorthand) refers to certain traits that the average person attributes to expression (facial or chosen, such as hairstyle or accessory choice) because of inherent biases created by the media or personal experience.
Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:07:27 AMQuote from: Doctor Doom on June 15, 2017, 01:05:55 AMclass stop acting like a chodetbh it's Verb-tierAll parties may take that as they willsaying someone has a punchable face is saying they're at fault for their facial featuresthis is not an issue of semantics
Quote from: Doctor Doom on June 15, 2017, 01:05:55 AMclass stop acting like a chodetbh it's Verb-tierAll parties may take that as they will
class stop acting like a chode
Quote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 01:16:19 AMeither you say someone has a punchable face literally, in which you're using bigotry to justify violent thoughts; or figuratively, in which you're using ever-changing moods and (usually) unintentional "negative" expressions to justify violent thoughtspro backpedaling, but the alternative is bad tooHave I said anything else so far? My b if so, I'm not always great at expressing my points.And I'm fine with thoughts, so long as they don't become actions or calls-to-action
either you say someone has a punchable face literally, in which you're using bigotry to justify violent thoughts; or figuratively, in which you're using ever-changing moods and (usually) unintentional "negative" expressions to justify violent thoughtspro backpedaling, but the alternative is bad too
So you are the most hardcore communist I've ever talked toand believe Martin did nothing wrong🤔
Even then, I could argue the "punchable" bit too. While Shkreli is an evil person, I would personally feel he's been wronged if he was hit outside of some pre-agreed action (for some PR charity or something).Point is, it doesn't mean that you want a person to be punched, it's just a cultural way of expressing the idea that they exude the very concept of being a terrible person.
the one true God is Doctor Doom and we should all be worshiping him.
I use thoughts, not hormone driven emotions.
thoughts shouldn't be crimes or anything like verb thinks, but holding some thoughts is definitely unethical in and of itself
Thinking someone has a "punchable face" (only in parentheticals
Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:16:21 AMSo you are the most hardcore communist I've ever talked toand believe Martin did nothing wrong🤔hmm, i think this is a bigger subject than this thread can reasonably contain tbhhow much have you actually looked into the whole drug price hike thing
Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:25:39 AMThinking someone has a "punchable face" (only in parentheticals those are QUOTATION MARKS
Quote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 01:17:35 AMI use thoughts, not hormone driven emotions.then why did you let yourself get asshurt enough to make an entire separate thread to take the piss out of aria and verb
____TOP 3_____1. Johnny Karate 2. Burt Macklin3. Andy Dwyer
Quote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 01:21:20 AMthoughts shouldn't be crimes or anything like verb thinks, but holding some thoughts is definitely unethical in and of itselfDisagree. Thoughts aren't conscious; you can have thoughts and simultaneously disagree with them. Penultimate example is OCD, even more specifically Pure-O OCD. Thoughts are the result of the unconscious mind, which deliberates upon all things regardless of a person's ideologies. Thinking someone has a "punchable face" (only in quotation marks due to the nature of the conversation) is not something someone considers on the conscious level, but the unconscious level.
Quote from: ねこ on June 15, 2017, 01:30:04 AM____TOP 3_____1. Johnny Karate 2. Burt Macklin3. Andy Dwyernah, Burt Macklin made a kid cry by pointing a finger gun at him1. Johnny Karate2. Andy Dwyer (S2+)3. Burt Macklin
You don't disagree with me. See how I said "as soon as you realize". Even if the thought is unconscious, it's still a bad thought, but you aren't bad until you identify the thought and don't fight against it.
Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:31:49 AMQuote from: ねこ on June 15, 2017, 01:30:04 AM____TOP 3_____1. Johnny Karate 2. Burt Macklin3. Andy Dwyernah, Burt Macklin made a kid cry by pointing a finger gun at him1. Johnny Karate2. Andy Dwyer (S2+)3. Burt MacklinYeah, but Burt Macklin is FBI1. Johnny Karate2. Burt Macklin (R.I.P.)3, Andy Dwyer (S1+)
Quote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 01:32:03 AMYou don't disagree with me. See how I said "as soon as you realize". Even if the thought is unconscious, it's still a bad thought, but you aren't bad until you identify the thought and don't fight against it.As long as "fight against it" includes "acting on it" or "intentionally encouraging someone else to act on it", then everything should be hunky-dory.
Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:33:27 AMQuote from: Annie on June 15, 2017, 01:32:03 AMYou don't disagree with me. See how I said "as soon as you realize". Even if the thought is unconscious, it's still a bad thought, but you aren't bad until you identify the thought and don't fight against it.As long as "fight against it" includes "acting on it" or "intentionally encouraging someone else to act on it", then everything should be hunky-dory.Nah lol, not fighting against it means nothing but not trying to eliminate the bad subconscious thought from your mindIf I had racist tendencies subconsciously and then one day suddenly realized that, I would be a shitty person if I didn't try to actively change it
Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:35:56 AMQuote from: ねこ on June 15, 2017, 01:33:28 AMQuote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:31:49 AMQuote from: ねこ on June 15, 2017, 01:30:04 AM____TOP 3_____1. Johnny Karate 2. Burt Macklin3. Andy Dwyernah, Burt Macklin made a kid cry by pointing a finger gun at him1. Johnny Karate2. Andy Dwyer (S2+)3. Burt MacklinYeah, but Burt Macklin is FBI1. Johnny Karate2. Burt Macklin (R.I.P.)3, Andy Dwyer (S1+)1. Johnny Karate2. Andy Dwyer (S2+)3. Burt Macklin4. Andy Dwyer (S1)Beyond the game rank: BrendanaquizI do agree that Andy Dwyer is inferior to Season 2 version and up, as he didn't have as much of a focal point nor the charm that he later aquires in the later seasons but he does not surpass the man who is named "Burt Macklin FBI"
Quote from: ねこ on June 15, 2017, 01:33:28 AMQuote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:31:49 AMQuote from: ねこ on June 15, 2017, 01:30:04 AM____TOP 3_____1. Johnny Karate 2. Burt Macklin3. Andy Dwyernah, Burt Macklin made a kid cry by pointing a finger gun at him1. Johnny Karate2. Andy Dwyer (S2+)3. Burt MacklinYeah, but Burt Macklin is FBI1. Johnny Karate2. Burt Macklin (R.I.P.)3, Andy Dwyer (S1+)1. Johnny Karate2. Andy Dwyer (S2+)3. Burt Macklin4. Andy Dwyer (S1)Beyond the game rank: Brendanaquiz
Okay, that's a subject on its ownbut then the whole Wu-Tang album happened after that, plus his offer to other artists to have the sole ownership of their musical creations. After all that, his arguments about the pharmaceutical fiasco seem fabricated at best.
Quote from: Verbatim on June 15, 2017, 01:45:44 AM"If Taylor Swift wants to come over and suck my d***, I’ll play it for her.""If there is a curious gap in your favorite artist's discography, well, now you know why." (referring to the Wu-Tang album)"My investors expect me to maximize profits, not to minimize them, or go half, or go 70 percent, but to go to 100 percent of the profit curve that we're all taught in MBA class."He's the equivalent of a Saturday morning cartoon villain.
Quote from: Aria on June 15, 2017, 01:52:29 AMQuote from: Verbatim on June 15, 2017, 01:45:44 AM"If Taylor Swift wants to come over and suck my d***, I’ll play it for her.""If there is a curious gap in your favorite artist's discography, well, now you know why." (referring to the Wu-Tang album)"My investors expect me to maximize profits, not to minimize them, or go half, or go 70 percent, but to go to 100 percent of the profit curve that we're all taught in MBA class."He's the equivalent of a Saturday morning cartoon villain.yeah, and maybe it's just my contrarianism—or maybe i have some sort of kinship with him—but i find him extremely difficult to hateand trust me, nobody hated him more than me when that headline first broke out
Since it goes along with the idea of thought vs action as well, I don't care if he "embraced" his villainy; the appropriate thing would have been to own up to it and then be better from then on. Instead, he said "whatever" and continued to be awful. Realizing you're shitty isn't enough, you should at least make some effort to be less shitty.
is it not understandable how he'd react in such a way
Ben Wyatt shouldn't have left his job at the accounting firm
