Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[prabe]

Neighbor, you've phrased that question extremely poorly. I will not answer either the question you've asked or the question you've meant to ask, though.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

You should probably hide that thread from your potential players.

 

[prabe]

Not even this site: What you seem to be describing sounds an awful lot like generals, historically, having been ready to fight the most recent war, not the one they were currently fighting.

 

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Finally, a Lantern Corps for me

 

[CleverNickName]

In every conversation, or discussion, or debate, there comes a point where everything that can be said has been said, any new insight has already been shared, and anyone who was going to change their mind has already done so. When it reaches that point, we can either find something new to talk about, or endlessly repeat ourselves.

It's embarrassing how often I choose the latter.

 

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Coders get it done.

Missing the MTV of Old? A Coder Has Built Their Own 27,000 Video-Strong Version

A coder missing the old days of MTV has compiled a massive database to recreate the MTV feel.

loudwire.com

 

[Thomas Shey]

In every conversation, or discussion, or debate, there comes a point where everything that can be said has been said, any new insight has already been shared, and anyone who was going to change their mind has already done so. When it reaches that point, we can either find something new to talk about, or endlessly repeat ourselves.

It's embarrassing how often I choose the latter.

I'll admit it sometimes takes me an additional cycle or two before I notice circling has started happening and I bail.

 

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[Autumnal]

In every conversation, or discussion, or debate, there comes a point where everything that can be said has been said, any new insight has already been shared, and anyone who was going to change their mind has already done so. When it reaches that point, we can either find something new to talk about, or endlessly repeat ourselves.

It's embarrassing how often I choose the latter.

Stop seeing me, please.

 

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