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#576381 - 08/19/10 02:08 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Allen Montgomery]
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Originally Posted By: Allen Montgomery
Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
From a bunch of detractors? Yup. You also am from Bizarro World.

Aaand... my point.


Exists only on Bizarro World.

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#576382 - 08/19/10 02:12 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette]
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Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
Nothing is as black & white as you so want it to be.


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In other words, detractors like to think certain things are only in black & white & cannot possible be any other color.


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Only if everything is painted in black & white.


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Keep on shouting your latest catchphrase


Oh, Paul.

But guys, let's try to see this from Paul's point of view.


And cut! As predicted, you cater to an audience of fellow detractors & set up your own little padded scenarios that can only possibly lead to one conclusion. In other words, it's either black or white. Thanks for proving my point...again.

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#576383 - 08/19/10 02:20 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette]
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Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
Paul's statement was not a statement of personal morality, though. He didn't say, "I think that if you weigh up the good and the bad in Byrne's life, it errs on the side of good."* He said that he did not accept that Byrne's actions could have been as bad as described because Byrne has also done good things.


Wow! This kind of logic explains a great deal about why you will continue to fail with your whacked out meanderings. I never said any such thing in the manner in which you have just presented it & I never would. This is just your interpretation and it is a very, very wrong interpretation at that.

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#576384 - 08/19/10 02:31 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.]
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Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
And cut! As predicted, you cater to an audience of fellow detractors & set up your own little padded scenarios that can only possibly lead to one conclusion.


I'm sorry that the things you say only lead people to one conclusion about you, Paul. That must be rough.

Have you considered changing your approach? Maybe you'll get better results.

Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
He said that he did not accept that Byrne's actions could have been as bad as described because Byrne has also done good things.


Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
I never said any such thing in the manner in which you have just presented it & I never would.


Here's you saying it:

Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
I find cause to remain skeptical about the LEVEL of the experience(s) only because of the many MORE positive experiences that have been accounted by others.
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#576385 - 08/19/10 04:46 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.]
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Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
Paul's statement was not a statement of personal morality, though. He didn't say, "I think that if you weigh up the good and the bad in Byrne's life, it errs on the side of good."* He said that he did not accept that Byrne's actions could have been as bad as described because Byrne has also done good things.


Wow! This kind of logic explains a great deal about why you will continue to fail with your whacked out meanderings. I never said any such thing in the manner in which you have just presented it & I never would. This is just your interpretation and it is a very, very wrong interpretation at that.


No, Paul, it is a very accurate interpretation of what you do. You rarely if ever argue the point but rather dismiss our reasoning as either an exaggeration or is being made in bad faith.

Just try to imagine that we may have a point and that you might be wrong. It can be quite liberating.

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#576386 - 08/19/10 05:49 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette]
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"has there been a noticeable/measurable change in JB's behavior since thread like this have started?"

There's nothing that could be documented as measurable, but I'd like to think that when he draws his next clark kent that it won't be Jack Sprat-style.
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#576387 - 08/19/10 06:48 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.]
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Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
Exists only on Bizarro World.

Is this your new catch phrase? You're getting quite a collection.
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#576388 - 08/19/10 06:52 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.]
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Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
And cut!

Besides being another catch phrase, why cut? The rest of that post (which you so conveniently edited out) actually makes a pretty succinct point which I'd like to see you address.
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#576391 - 08/19/10 08:03 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette]
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Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
And cut! As predicted, you cater to an audience of fellow detractors & set up your own little padded scenarios that can only possibly lead to one conclusion.


I'm sorry that the things you say only lead people to one conclusion about you, Paul. That must be rough.


Quite the opposite actually, which is why you & most detractors remain so predictable.

Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
Have you considered changing your approach? Maybe you'll get better results.


When the exaggerations stop, then I will change my approach.

Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
He said that he did not accept that Byrne's actions could have been as bad as described because Byrne has also done good things.


Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
I never said any such thing in the manner in which you have just presented it & I never would.


Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
Here's you saying it:

Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
I find cause to remain skeptical about the LEVEL of the experience(s) only because of the many MORE positive experiences that have been accounted by others.


Thanks. Skepticism raises doubt, but does not necessarily disagree. As I've stated in the past, it's not usually the stories that I disagree with, but the exaggeration perpetrated by a few detractors...but you know that.

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#576392 - 08/19/10 08:11 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: shjonescrk]
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Originally Posted By: shjonescrk
Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
Originally Posted By: Ceci n'est pas une chaussette
Paul's statement was not a statement of personal morality, though. He didn't say, "I think that if you weigh up the good and the bad in Byrne's life, it errs on the side of good."* He said that he did not accept that Byrne's actions could have been as bad as described because Byrne has also done good things.


Wow! This kind of logic explains a great deal about why you will continue to fail with your whacked out meanderings. I never said any such thing in the manner in which you have just presented it & I never would. This is just your interpretation and it is a very, very wrong interpretation at that.


No, Paul, it is a very accurate interpretation of what you do. You rarely if ever argue the point but rather dismiss our reasoning as either an exaggeration or is being made in bad faith.


As shown above Ceci interpreted incorrectly (as did you & I imagine a few others who latch onto these wacky theories that usually turn out to be incorrect), as is usual when a detractor is in a virtual hurry to be right, when they have in fact proven themselves to be infallibly wrong in their exaggerated fashion.

Originally Posted By: shjonescrk
Just try to imagine that we may have a point and that you might be wrong. It can be quite liberating.


Turn the tables & liberate yourself first. I've admitted in the past that things could turn out that I may have misunderstood something or misinterpreted certain things & I usually admit when I'm PROVEN wrong. Theories, innuendos & exaggerated tactics do NOT a fact make.

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