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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8503003" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Please explain how on Earth the above quote suggests the supposed &quot;pervasive element&quot; that I am challenging you on.If that is the point of the list, rather than to provide the reader with works they can read to further inspire their games, then I don't see any value to the list, and so I don't care at all what is or isn't on it.You say that, but it seems more like a random quote that has nothing at all to do with anything even similar to what you are claiming.&quot;Hung up&quot; is a silly way to characterize repeating that you used a quote that doesn't show a slippery slope as a supposed example of a real life slippery slope, in response to you continuing to insist that the quote in question is the same as actual examples of a slippery slope. In order to be &quot;hung up&quot;, I'd have to keep harping on it after you stop insisting that you used it right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 8503003, member: 6704184"] Please explain how on Earth the above quote suggests the supposed "pervasive element" that I am challenging you on. If that is the point of the list, rather than to provide the reader with works they can read to further inspire their games, then I don't see any value to the list, and so I don't care at all what is or isn't on it. You say that, but it seems more like a random quote that has nothing at all to do with anything even similar to what you are claiming. "Hung up" is a silly way to characterize repeating that you used a quote that doesn't show a slippery slope as a supposed example of a real life slippery slope, in response to you continuing to insist that the quote in question is the same as actual examples of a slippery slope. In order to be "hung up", I'd have to keep harping on it after you stop insisting that you used it right. [/QUOTE]

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