Comments | volandum: Arbitrary matters.

volandum

Arbitrary matters.

Aug 12, 2006 13:47

I verify this and confirm all of it. Those with an interest in my integrity would be advised to read.

Edit: ( Details, details )

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nasty_shrew August 12 2006, 13:56:42 UTC

I'm both shocked and nervous. Have you used my contact information in this way?

volandum August 12 2006, 13:59:24 UTC

I claim no.

nasty_shrew August 12 2006, 14:00:41 UTC

Right then.

Why did you use hers? If you don't mind me asking.

nasty_shrew August 12 2006, 14:14:37 UTC

... and I just re-read that post and saw why. Student loan applications?

That is one hell of an abuse of trust.

I'm going to back off and think about this for a bit now.

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sammieffp September 10 2006, 19:34:14 UTC

I guess I can reply to you here.

Attack my biography? Go ahead. I have no idea what you're talking about, though.

=)

volandum September 10 2006, 19:39:49 UTC

Indeed you can!

I like smilies. Thank you.

Bio: So what if I just copied my interests from my first LJ? Don't judge me.

Why do you say "Don't judge me."? Is it a reasonable request?

I claim "no" to the latter - shall I explain?

sammieffp September 10 2006, 19:45:23 UTC

Sure.

volandum September 10 2006, 19:52:51 UTC

It is unreasonable because it would shut down all conclusive thought about you (any conclusion would be a judgment), which, as you exist, is not particularly helpful.

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I'm starting a new comment, so it won't be smushed against the right side of the screen. sammieffp September 10 2006, 22:35:48 UTC

2. Why only potato soup and why only when you are sick ( ... )

Re: I'm starting a new comment, so it won't be smushed against the right side of the screen. volandum September 10 2006, 22:44:43 UTC

Hee ( ... )

Re: I'm starting a new comment, so it won't be smushed against the right side of the screen. sammieffp September 10 2006, 22:53:57 UTC

Well, you could learn about it and formulate a response based on research.
I know what it is (generally, at least) but it's hard to have an opinion about it. It's not something one can believe or not believe, and it's not something one can like or dislike.

Because what? How can't you be? Why won't you be?
I hate everyone. Okay, that's obviously not true, but sometimes...

2. 'Them'? How odd.
Oops! It.
I just didn't want to correct you and risk being incorrect myself.

3. Well, you couldn't very well say that learning is not important. You learn constantly. There's really no other answer than yours...
There are! Would you like me to find you some?
Certainly. I'm interested.

7. Why/how so?
It would help me deal with people. Not getting angry so easily would be a good start, as would dealing with emotional reactions in a more constructive manner than outright dismissal.
I can't imagine you as being one who would be easily angered...

9. So friend = acquaintance? I want to talk to everyone, yet they say a friend of everyone is a friend ( ... )

Re: I'm starting a new comment, so it won't be smushed against the right side of the screen. volandum September 10 2006, 23:00:26 UTC

I know what it is (generally, at least) but it's hard to have an opinion about it. It's not something one can believe or not believe, and it's not something one can like or dislike.

Actually, you can like it or dislike it. I find the idea rather interesting.

I hate everyone. Okay, that's obviously not true, but sometimes...

Try again!

I just didn't want to correct you and risk being incorrect myself.

Well, have the point anyway!

Certainly. I'm interested.

Here's one -
hmmmmm i think (and this is straight off the top of my head) that it allows us to have a greater insight into the world around us and ourselves.

I can't imagine you as being one who would be easily angered...

Deliberate ignorance and stupidity annoys me intensely and rapidly.

But what do you call those who are closer to you, then?

Better friends. It depends on how they are closer - some are trusted (and called such), some adored, some considered wonderful &c.

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