[pct-l] Opposite Day

[Austin Greavette]

What I'm saying Ken is that even if someone doesn't have kids, logic would
suggest that putting the words "opposites" and "day" together would imply
that today was indeed opposites day lmao.... its not rocket science.

and no I'm not suggesting parents without kids are "without some level of
intelligence" I perhaps should have been more clear. ANNNNYOONNE who
understands the 2 words should even without knowing the details be able to
put together a silly game. Perhaps a lack of childish spirit?

As for putting my children and the words "convicted pedophile" in the same
sentence. You're going too far.  Perhaps you need to give your head a
little shake.... you have an issue with my opinion - keep it directed at me.

As for the insult.... it was not a blanket insult I assure you. It was more
directed to over analytical people like yourself, who jump to conclusions,
ready to fry a guy with only one side of the story.

As for enjoying childish games? I do sometimes enjoy being able to pull an
office chair out of my arse and be a child.....No harm in that.

I made my opinion clear and you've made yours. If you have more to say,
instead of tying up the group with this crap. Feel feel to contact me
directly so we don't have to be so politically correct :)







On Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 3:18 PM, Ken Murray <kmurray at pol.net> wrote:

> "Any person with some level of intelligence would know what opposites day
> is. If the bill was in fact paid, no one here has any right to say anything
> about someone's sense of humor as I'm quite certain not all your jokes are
> laughed at. Perhaps bad taste - but I have 3 young sons, and I hate
> opposite day lol but it is just in fun."
>
> Interesting proposition.
>
> I'd never heard of Opposite Day until this.  a bit of looking seems to
> associate it with a children's game.
> Does that mean that those without children are "without some level of
> intelligence"?
>
> Also an interesting excercise in logic:
> "Obviously is wrong in itself, because if everything is opposite, than
> opposite day cannot exist.
> And no, it can't go the other way, obviously, since there is no opposite
> day."
>
> which means that it gives "plausible deniability" to an insult, because of
> the inherent logical fallacy
> involved.
>
> So you can insult, actually making the insult, but seeming to take it
> back, when you actually meant it.
>
> Childish games are so fun, aren't they?
>
> Austin, can't help but wonder, if you got an email from a parent of
> another child where one of your young children went to school, that the
> teacher was a convicted pedophile-----opposite day.
>
> I'll bet you'd laugh and laugh.  And then wonder why someone you don't
> know would say that to you.......
>
>
>
>
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