Post subject: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:23 am
Reissued
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pretty shitty at times. seems to have coincided with the addition of a new poster (at least one i hadn't seen post around here much) and the return of another one. not surprisingly, on opposite sides of the political spectrum. well figured making a semi off topic topic couldnt really hurt. yadda yadda a bit of moddin on it. night everyone.
Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:40 am
Former PJ Drummer
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Aliveguy1 is obviously trying to provoke things which makes me think it's LittleWing
either way, dude is a loser
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Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 1:32 pm
Force of Nature
Joined: Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:20 pm Posts: 685 Location: NY
again, when someone disagrees with one of you libs...it's all about provoking. trying to "incite" things....
maybe I see few people standing up for what I believe in, and just couldn't falls asleep so decided to post more than normal. It certainly won't happen very often, I'm too busy.
Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 3:26 pm
statistically insignificant
Joined: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:19 pm Posts: 25134
Aliveguy1 wrote:
again, when someone disagrees with one of you libs...it's all about provoking. trying to "incite" things....
maybe I see few people standing up for what I believe in, and just couldn't falls asleep so decided to post more than normal. It certainly won't happen very often, I'm too busy.
there's debating, and then there's hyperventilating. name-calling and employing recycled talking points - sensationalized ones, at that - to rebut the points of liberal posters on this board is hardly "standing up" for what you believe. a little self-awareness goes a loooooong way, friend.
as it is, this place seems to be in a bit of a trough lately. things are cyclical, and i'll be back when it starts again to crest.
Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 5:35 pm
Got Some
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thodoks wrote:
Aliveguy1 wrote:
again, when someone disagrees with one of you libs...it's all about provoking. trying to "incite" things....
maybe I see few people standing up for what I believe in, and just couldn't falls asleep so decided to post more than normal. It certainly won't happen very often, I'm too busy.
there's debating, and then there's hyperventilating. name-calling and employing recycled talking points - sensationalized ones, at that - to rebut the points of liberal posters on this board is hardly "standing up" for what you believe. a little self-awareness goes a loooooong way, friend.
as it is, this place seems to be in a bit of a trough lately. things are cyclical, and i'll be back when it starts again to crest.
We like ourselves, don't we.
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Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 5:50 pm
statistically insignificant
Joined: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:19 pm Posts: 25134
Man in Black wrote:
thodoks wrote:
Aliveguy1 wrote:
again, when someone disagrees with one of you libs...it's all about provoking. trying to "incite" things....
maybe I see few people standing up for what I believe in, and just couldn't falls asleep so decided to post more than normal. It certainly won't happen very often, I'm too busy.
there's debating, and then there's hyperventilating. name-calling and employing recycled talking points - sensationalized ones, at that - to rebut the points of liberal posters on this board is hardly "standing up" for what you believe. a little self-awareness goes a loooooong way, friend.
as it is, this place seems to be in a bit of a trough lately. things are cyclical, and i'll be back when it starts again to crest.
We like ourselves, don't we.
if someone/something isn't providing 1.) lulz, or 2.) insight, it isn't really worth my time. would you describe Aliveguy's contributions as insightful? they're certainly unintentionally hilarious, but better lulz can be had elsewhere on the interwire.
Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 5:57 pm
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We need more threads about religion.
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Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 11:38 pm
a joke
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thodoks wrote:
Man in Black wrote:
thodoks wrote:
Aliveguy1 wrote:
again, when someone disagrees with one of you libs...it's all about provoking. trying to "incite" things....
maybe I see few people standing up for what I believe in, and just couldn't falls asleep so decided to post more than normal. It certainly won't happen very often, I'm too busy.
there's debating, and then there's hyperventilating. name-calling and employing recycled talking points - sensationalized ones, at that - to rebut the points of liberal posters on this board is hardly "standing up" for what you believe. a little self-awareness goes a loooooong way, friend.
as it is, this place seems to be in a bit of a trough lately. things are cyclical, and i'll be back when it starts again to crest.
We like ourselves, don't we.
if someone/something isn't providing 1.) lulz, or 2.) insight, it isn't really worth my time. would you describe Aliveguy's contributions as insightful? they're certainly unintentionally hilarious, but better lulz can be had elsewhere on the interwire.
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Post subject: Re: the level of discourse on n/d lately
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 3:10 pm
Yeah Yeah Yeah
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thodoks wrote:
Aliveguy1 wrote:
again, when someone disagrees with one of you libs...it's all about provoking. trying to "incite" things....
maybe I see few people standing up for what I believe in, and just couldn't falls asleep so decided to post more than normal. It certainly won't happen very often, I'm too busy.
there's debating, and then there's hyperventilating. name-calling and employing recycled talking points - sensationalized ones, at that - to rebut the points of liberal posters on this board is hardly "standing up" for what you believe. a little self-awareness goes a loooooong way, friend.
as it is, this place seems to be in a bit of a trough lately. things are cyclical, and i'll be back when it starts again to crest.
the Pearl Jam section on the other hand is much more active at the moment.. couldn't there be correlation? more things to discuss/read about PJ, less time to talk about the rest. I know it is true for me anyway.
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