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cynicalgrey August 7 2007, 20:57:27 UTC
WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU KNOW EVERYTHING FROM A COMIC ARTIST THEY DON'T NO NETHANG!

Internet rules state that no one reads what they are about to comment on. Ever.

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cynicalgrey August 7 2007, 20:58:14 UTC
I did read the dilbert blog, but did not pay attention to the comments since I so hate comments.

And I about to kill the three kids that just came into the office that want to hear their own voices. Screaming turds.

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kisc August 8 2007, 00:29:06 UTC
I have no comment to make here.

Though I dearly wish to.

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mistergone August 9 2007, 15:53:42 UTC
Internet rules state that no one reads what they are about to comment on. Ever.

Indeed. reading.ahead--

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mistergone August 9 2007, 16:09:39 UTC
Well, to be fair, Adams comments on philosophy when he obviously has never studied it ( ... )

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kisc August 10 2007, 05:30:18 UTC
Five minutes of Wikipedia, however, was enough for me to be clear that Adams was arguing about things that he didn't really care enough to learn very much about, similarly to how I first thought Intelligent Design must mean something rational and religious, but instead takes all the stupid parts of faith and pretends there is some way that it can be applied to science.

But that is entirely beside his point. I think his point when it comes to these sorts of topics, is to start flame wars. And people oblige him, oh how they do. I think Adams knows enough about philosophy to start a flame war.

My point was simply that the comments read like at least half of the people making them hadn't read carefully either Adams' or the Angry guy's posts.

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mistergone August 10 2007, 13:20:37 UTC
Why would anyone want to read an internet argument, especially one they're participating in?

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kisc August 11 2007, 00:13:50 UTC
If ever there was a question to define the term "rhetorical question" ...

I am not certain why I ask the questions I do, but you've always got an answer.

Even if the answer is a question.

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