I know. I'm just being stubborn and refuse to accept one-true-wayism, or in this case one-true-definitionism.
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I know. I'm just being stubborn and refuse to accept one-true-wayism, or in this case one-true-definitionism.
Satyrn
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That sounds more pigheaded than stubborn.
In my opinion, it's stubborn. My opinion is the only one that matters to me.
Satyrn
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In my opinion, it's stubborn. My opinion is the only one that matters to me.
Just don't let your wife find out you said that.
She's fully aware that I can be stubborn, it's not my fault she still decided to marry me. She also knows what my definition of fairness is.
Satyrn
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She's fully aware that I can be stubborn, it's not my fault she still decided to marry me. She also knows what my definition of fairness is.
I didn't mean your stubborness. Your comment about your opinion being the only one that matters to you.
But aside from that, I can't tell if you realize I'm just joking about it all.
I know. I've also told her the same thing on more than one occasion. Of course she accepts it with all the seriousness with which it was meant. Just like I admit that I'm a stubborn sarcastic opinionated SOB.
Tony Vargas
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Merriam-Webster has 11 true definitions of 'fair.'
Definition of fair
1
leasing to the eye or mind especially because of fresh, charming, or flawless quality The innkeeper had two fair daughters.2 :superficially pleasing :specious she trusted his fair promises
3 a :clean, pure fair sparkling water
b :clear, legible an old manuscript written in a fair hand
4 :not stormy or foul :fine fair weather
5 :ample a fair estate
6 a :marked by impartiality and honesty :free from self-interest, prejudice, or favoritism a very fair person to do business with
b (1) :conforming with the established rules :allowed (2) :consonant with merit or importance :due a fair share
c
pen to legitimate pursuit, attack, or ridicule fair game7 a
romising, likely in a fair way to winb :favorable to a ship's course a fair wind
8 archaic :free of obstacles
9 :not dark fair skin a person of fair complexion
10 a :not very good or very bad
f average or acceptable quality Her work was only fair. a patient in upgraded from serious to fair conditionb :sufficient but not ample :adequate a fair understanding of the work a fair chance of winning
c :moderately numerous, large, or significant takes a fair amount of time a fair number of participants
11 :being such to the utmost :utter
a fair treat to watch him—New Republic
I think your best bet is 6(b)(2), but it's a stretch.
I'm OK with that one, but am more going with 6(a) and 6(b)(1).
Anyway, it's all 6(c)
Merriam-Webster has 11 true definitions of 'fair.'
Definition of fair
1
2 :superficially pleasing :specious she trusted his fair promises
3 a :clean, pure fair sparkling water
b :clear, legible an old manuscript written in a fair hand
4 :not stormy or foul :fine fair weather
5 :ample a fair estate
6 a :marked by impartiality and honesty :free from self-interest, prejudice, or favoritism a very fair person to do business with
b (1) :conforming with the established rules :allowed (2) :consonant with merit or importance :due a fair share
c
7 a
b :favorable to a ship's course a fair wind
8 archaic :free of obstacles
9 :not dark fair skin a person of fair complexion
10 a :not very good or very bad
b :sufficient but not ample :adequate a fair understanding of the work a fair chance of winning
c :moderately numerous, large, or significant takes a fair amount of time a fair number of participants
11 :being such to the utmost :utter
a fair treat to watch him—New Republic
I think your best bet is 6(b)(2), but it's a stretch.
I'm OK with that one, but am more going with 6(a) and 6(b)(1).
Anyway, it's all 6(c)
I guess I just agree with monkeys on fairness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meiU6TxysCg
Tony Vargas
Legend
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