Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I'm pretty sure some people are having a stroke while continuing to type with the other hand.

This is a family site, sir.

 

[Scribe]

1. I was out of town.

2. I dont have cable, so it was a treat to watch Lions/Texans AND Warriors/Mavs. Long live sport. I actually prefer this Warriors iteration immensely over the monstrosity that had Durant and was loving Greens defense.

3. Its not that complicated folks. Look in the mirror.

lol and you'll be gone before morning.

 

[JEB]

Well, that poster won't be here long.

 

[trappedslider]

I think it's been long enough that I can say without hurting anyone's feelings: The people of Pompeii were not good at playing the floor is lava.

 

[gorice]

The combination of that under the user's avatar, and dogged insistence that portraying violent ethnosupremacists as evil is somehow discriminatory, is too on the nose.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The combination of that under the user's avatar, and dogged insistence that portraying violent ethnosupremacists as evil is somehow discriminatory, is too on the nose.

I am honestly amazed that said person is engaged with as often as he is.

 

[Gradine]

The combination of that under the user's avatar, and dogged insistence that portraying violent ethnosupremacists as evil is somehow discriminatory, is too on the nose.

Look, there's something to be said for consistency, at least

 

[Umbran]

Niche certainly...

"Understanding" is one way to put it.
"Wellspring of varying, often mutually exclusive positions" might be another.

 

[Umbran]

I am honestly amazed that said person is engaged with as often as he is.

Let us not discuss actual individual people. If I can figure out who you are talking about, you are not abiding by the rules of this thread.

 

[Scribe]

As I catch up on my reading, I also love that we are getting to this point.

"None of this may be meaningful or even real discussions in the real world. But the storyline is absolutely real and tangible in the second world everyone lives in: which is what the people on the screens are talking about."