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Voting closed: October 22, 2020, 02:05:59 PM

[jbottle]

It’s implicit and explicit in my statement that they win everything if Tus stays.healthy.

Admittedly I went to college at CLEM, but they had an interesting course:

PHIL 101:  An introduction to logic.

They probably have an online version. at tuph, or Phoenix University, where you could attain all the benefits of logical thinking from the comfort of your mothers basement.

[whiskeypriest]

It’s implicit and explicit in my statement that they win everything if Tus stays.healthy.

Admittedly I went to college at CLEM, but they had an interesting course:

PHIL 101:  An introduction to logic.

Freshman level logic? Yeah, that's you.

[TrojanHorse]

Freshman level logic? Yeah, that's you.

While unquestionably funny...I'm pretty sure that qualifies as a logical fallacy right there.

[CaptainCargo]

If there's anything I can't stand, it's intolerance

[jbottle]

It’s implicit and explicit in my statement that they win everything if Tus stays.healthy.

Admittedly I went to college at CLEM, but they had an interesting course:

PHIL 101:  An introduction to logic.

Freshman level logic? Yeah, that's you.

Okay, you got me, I had one course in logic at CLEM.

So, har har har, freshman logic.

Maybe you are more advanced as your humor is frequently sophomoric...

See what I did there, rotflolol...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

[TrojanHorse]

Freshman level logic? Yeah, that's you.

Maybe you are more advanced as your humor is frequently sophomoric...

oh Boy...looks like I need to bring back the LOW Highlights for you two.

[whiskeypriest]

It’s implicit and explicit in my statement that they win everything if Tus stays.healthy.

Admittedly I went to college at CLEM, but they had an interesting course:

PHIL 101:  An introduction to logic.

Freshman level logic? Yeah, that's you.

Okay, you got me, I had one course in logic at CLEM.

So, har har har, freshman logic.

Maybe you are more advanced as your humor is frequently sophomoric...

See what I did there, rotflolol...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

Only frequently?

[bankshot1]

It’s implicit and explicit in my statement that they win everything if Tus stays.healthy.

Admittedly I went to college at CLEM, but they had an interesting course:

PHIL 101:  An introduction to logic.

They probably have an online version. at tuph, or Phoenix University, where you could attain all the benefits of logical thinking from the comfort of your mothers basement.

JB

Don't be too upset with boz, he's a Son of Sparta, home to proud warriors, and you a son of Clem. home to fruits of all kinds and Lindsay Graham, so differences are to be expected. 

And as I recall the Spartans had little use for the brainy type in Athens, like Socrates or Plato, or for that matter guys who likes ties from South Bend, like Parsegian.

Any Games of the Century on Saturday, its supposed to be raining like crazy tomorrow here in Jersey, so I may catch up on the some college ball.

[jbottle]

Yeah, I think we went to different schools.—“Spartan,” David Mamet, in his way of turning a phrase on its “ear”...

Yeah, I Lindsey a fruit, but he was always thought of as “our” fruit, a moderate conservative reflective of our politics.  I know people think of us as “deep red,” and we are, but our politics aren’t nearly as coarse and (openly racist) as GA.  Not a defense of SC, but Lindsay was always a reasoned, measured, and intelligent voice on Judiciary and whatever the Senate calls Armed Services (Defense), and willing to (!!??) compromise.

Then the tea party happened, and he tached right rhetorically (but was still “our Lindsay”)

And then McCain still held the talisman of All things Holy over Lindsay.

Then McCain died, and the talisman rolled out of his hand and (I was told in slo-no), a birds eye shot of said icon shattered into a million pieces while the canera panned the shock and dismay of those in attendance.

And then, I’d course, Lindsay lost his goddammed mind.

[jbottle]

And whisk, didn’t mean to offend your proclivity fore juvenalia by saying “frequently,” well played.

But you have to understand all pronouncements come from a a person oft described as incoherency boy, given to changes in perspective that involve recurring narrative elements of betrayal, motor oil, cheap beer, resentment,and occasional reverie, ahem.  Sometimes a milk crate is more reliable than a friend, etc.

[TrojanHorse]

Sometimes a milk crate is more reliable than a friend

...is that when you need help to carry a load?

[CaptainCargo]

It’s implicit and explicit in my statement that they win everything if Tus stays.healthy.

Admittedly I went to college at CLEM, but they had an interesting course:

PHIL 101:  An introduction to logic.

They probably have an online version. at tuph, or Phoenix University, where you could attain all the benefits of logical thinking from the comfort of your mothers basement.

JB

Don't be too upset with boz, he's a Son of ...

…  Any Games of the Century on Saturday, its supposed to be raining like crazy tomorrow here in Jersey, so I may catch up on the some college ball.

Probably not, but I find Florida/Georgia interesting.


And of course Cuse/NC St is a must see. :-)

[whiskeypriest]

And whisk, didn’t mean to offend your proclivity fore juvenalia by saying “frequently,” well played.

But you have to understand all pronouncements come from a a person oft described as incoherency boy, given to changes in perspective that involve recurring narrative elements of betrayal, motor oil, cheap beer, resentment,and occasional reverie, ahem.  Sometimes a milk crate is more reliable than a friend, etc.

Not to worry. I never take your trappings seriously.

[CaptainCargo]

Oh I almost forgot West Chester and Kutztown go at it on Saturday too. With the battle for East supremacy on the line. Be a tough game for the Bears against that outstanding Rams defense. Both teams undefeated and nationally ranked. Wish I could watch it.

[jbottle]

Sometimes a milk crate is more reliable than a friend

...is that when you need help to carry a load?

Haven’t really worked out the “metaphor” yet, but who needs a lawyer with bungee cord and a roll of quarters, etc.