No, no, please stay.
You've yet to see off Mozambiguous, who claims to be your understudy!
Is Morrissey now past his best?
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You've yet to see off Mozambiguous, who claims to be your understudy!
BrummieBoy
Well-Known Member
Did you think up that retort on your own? You're so clever, but it would have been better with an emoticon. You're losing it. *rollseyes*
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He/She/They will be processed in due course.
Trust you are well.
Playcat2000
New Member
No I didn't, I just like to use it on assholes like you.
BrummieBoy
Well-Known Member
Are you trying to upset me? Trying to make me cry? Are you one of those mean girls? Well, I'm not scared of bullies. So.....*BLOWS RASPBERRY*
There, bet you NEVER thought I'd do that!
MORRISSEY IS NOT PAST HIS SELL-BY DATE. DO NOT THROW HIM ON THE COMPOST HEAP OF HISTORY!!!!!
Playcat2000
New Member
I expected that of you, yes.
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That "I'm not sorry" clip was wonderful. Musically if his voice is there, no, he is not past his best. Physically I am not as attracted to him, the swords cover was awful, he looked like a grandpa to me. Why did he ever allow that picture. YOR was wonderful for me vocally.
realitybites
making lemonade
Are you bisexual? Sounds like it.
CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
You say that like it's a bad thing.
realitybites
making lemonade
FBE. Really? How did you infer judgement in those two sentences?
CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
Well, you're talking about the poster's sexual preference, not about anything he said about the TOPIC which I'll remind you is "Is Morrissey now past his best?" SO instead of discussing the TOPIC, you decided to discuss the poster's sexuality which is a cheap shot. You've indicated in many posts you do not like the poster in question so it comes as no surprise you would try to shame him in any way possible. If you were talking about the topic, I wouldn't have concluded you inferred judgement negatively, but your assessment was random and focused on one person you don't like. It's all very ironic since you've stated many times you are bisexual, but considering the poster in question is married I can deduce you think he must be an unhappily married man since he once found Morrissey to be attractive.
It's stupidity that derails discussion.
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OK, I have to admit it.
What is FBE?
I have no idea what it means.
(I suppose it isn't nice)
Also , what about tg.dr?
Why does everybody know these things and I don't?
Why do things that happen to stupid people happen to me?
By the way, Morrissey need not be his best. I think it depends on his choices,eg, songwriters, producers, collaborators.
I fear, based on recent trends, the prognosis is not good.
But then again the book was f***ing great! Far better than we could have hoped for.
So, the conclusion must be,
What do I know?
I'm a telephone engineer.
And not a very good one at that.
What is FBE?
I have no idea what it means.
(I suppose it isn't nice)
Also , what about tg.dr?
Why does everybody know these things and I don't?
Why do things that happen to stupid people happen to me?
By the way, Morrissey need not be his best. I think it depends on his choices,eg, songwriters, producers, collaborators.
I fear, based on recent trends, the prognosis is not good.
But then again the book was f***ing great! Far better than we could have hoped for.
So, the conclusion must be,
What do I know?
I'm a telephone engineer.
And not a very good one at that.
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realitybites
making lemonade
Hi Peter. FBE is faith-based epistemology. Saying someone has one means you are essentially stating that: A person with a FBE claims to know things about the world based on faith. Not evidence. It is not the same as having an opinion. Opinions are relative and subjective. Knowledge claims are absolute, objective. Making a knowledge claim without evidence to support such a claim is having a FBE.
Faith: pretending to know things you don't know.
Faith claims are knowledge claims.
Epistemology:
Epistemology is a branch of philosophy that focuses on how we come to knowledge, what knowledge is, and what processes of knowing the world are reliable. Conclusions one comes to as the result of an epistemological process are knowledge claims. A knowledge claim is an assertion of truth.
Faith: pretending to know things you don't.
God works in mysterious ways.
I am pretending to know that god works in mysterious ways.
My faith is true for me.
Pretending to know things I don't know is true for me.
Why should people stop having faith if it helps them get through the day?
Why should people stop pretending to know things they don’t know if it helps them get through the day?
Faith and hope are not synonyms.
One can hope for anything or place one’s trust in anyone or anything. This is not the same as claiming to know something. To hope for something admits there’s a possibility that what you want may not be realized. For example, if you hope your stock will rise tomorrow, you are not claiming to know your stock will rise; you want your stock to rise, but you recognize there’s a possibility it may not. Desire is not certainty but the wish for an outcome.
Faith claims are knowledge claims.
Epistemology:
Epistemology is a branch of philosophy that focuses on how we come to knowledge, what knowledge is, and what processes of knowing the world are reliable. Conclusions one comes to as the result of an epistemological process are knowledge claims. A knowledge claim is an assertion of truth.
Faith: pretending to know things you don't.
God works in mysterious ways.
I am pretending to know that god works in mysterious ways.
My faith is true for me.
Pretending to know things I don't know is true for me.
Why should people stop having faith if it helps them get through the day?
Why should people stop pretending to know things they don’t know if it helps them get through the day?
Faith and hope are not synonyms.
One can hope for anything or place one’s trust in anyone or anything. This is not the same as claiming to know something. To hope for something admits there’s a possibility that what you want may not be realized. For example, if you hope your stock will rise tomorrow, you are not claiming to know your stock will rise; you want your stock to rise, but you recognize there’s a possibility it may not. Desire is not certainty but the wish for an outcome.
FBE - Faith-based epistemology as opposed to a reason-based epistemology - RBE.
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realitybites
making lemonade
Well, you're talking about the poster's sexual preference, not about anything he said about the TOPIC which I'll remind you is "Is Morrissey now past his best?" SO instead of discussing the TOPIC, you decided to discuss the poster's sexuality which is a cheap shot. You've indicated in many posts you do not like the poster in question so it comes as no surprise you would try to shame him in any way possible. If you were talking about the topic, I wouldn't have concluded you inferred judgement negatively, but your assessment was random and focused on one person you don't like. It's all very ironic since you've stated many times you are bisexual, but considering the poster in question is married I can deduce you think he must be an unhappily married man since he once found Morrissey to be attractive.
LOF: Leap of faith!
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Jehne, very kind of you to take the time to explain.
realitybites
making lemonade
You are welcome. It really is not an insult. Just a different way of knowing. But of course I think it is much more preferable to have a RBE: reason-based epistemology. Facts are facts. They are not subjective or relative. How do we know something is true or not? Do we use reason? Or faith?
CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
It's amusing watching you redefine the world to suit your own FBE that you're anything other than a skinny desert-dwelling divorcée desperate for attention.
realitybites
making lemonade
I am chatting with five separate guys right now--all have college degrees and are attractive. And live less than an hour away. Not desperate at all.
CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
Thanks for dropping that fun fact on a thread discussing MORRISSEY. Do you want to talk anymore about yourself?
realitybites
making lemonade
Not with you.
