damn_registrars's Journal: Conservative Heads Explode

I began the conversation here. Shortly thereafter came this. Follow the thread to watch the anger build as his argument falls to pieces and his ego prevents him from accepting reality.

I don't often write JEs for this anymore (indeed I did fairly often in past years), but this was a particularly good example.

BWW HAHAHHAHAHA!!!!

[Vanderhoth]

Too funny, thanks for that I need a good laugh this morning.

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[damn_registrars]

It appears that some people find reality to be so utterly debilitating that when it is presented to them, even by someone who was attempting a serious conversation, they find themselves unable to consider any option aside from insulting that other person.

And then, of course, hilarity ensues. Just not for the intended purpose.

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[mcgrew]

Agreed, it was an amusing thread.

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[smittyoneeach]

(a) Both URLs go to the same place
(b) damn_registrars is oblivious to the blend of sorrow & laughter with which I view his rejoinders.
I could try to explain to him that he's just never excited me to anger, but he apparently has a better grasp of my motives than I do [slashdot.org] [last sentence].
Here's the rub: as Christ has forgiven me, I've forgiven damn_registrars, in advance, for all of his silliness, and he just can't stop me.

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[damn_registrars]

(a) Both URLs go to the same place

I think that is an artifact of the brilliant slashcode. The latter link should go to a reply but of course the code here seldom works as it is supposed to.

I could try to explain to him that he's just never excited me to anger, but he apparently has a better grasp of my motives than I do [last sentence].

It was obvious that you were seeking to apply a partisan brand of justice. That said, on the context of anger, I did not accuse you of being angry - just of being hyperpartisan.

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[smittyoneeach]

You could be either oblivious to my point "he apparently has a better grasp of my motives than I do", or maybe just don't feel like engaging, "it was obvious".