Eat shit you fruitcake. I don't give a fig what makes you weary or doesn't. I don't like the way 'the quote feature' makes the posts look.
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Nietzsche against 'QRS'
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Ni ange, ni bête
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Alex wrote:
oh muffin... don't be such a little girl your whole life, and learn how to use the quote feature like a man. Don't make me tell you again.I don't like the way 'the quote feature' makes the posts look.
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"Alex, cease this creative expression at once!! Conform immediately, or else!!"Ryan Rudolph wrote:Alex, learn how to use the quote feature, examine everyone else’s posts, and then examine yours, do you see a major difference there? Because honestly, I’m growing rather weary of rummaging through your disordered comedy show.
The Man is alive and well. Or maybe not so well. ;)
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Divine focus wrote:
Its not creative expression, its just difficult to read. Creative expression is the meaning in the words that he writes, not the presentation itself. The way information is presented is a shallow thing, and a considerate poster makes it easy to read, so that others don’t give up on reading it because its too much effort, or tedious, or bothersome."Alex, cease this creative expression at once!! Conform immediately, or else!!"
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It's hereAlex Jacob wrote:And what happened to The Spiritual Life thread?
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OK, but presentation can be creative too. It wasn't hard for me to follow, but I feel ya.Ryan Rudolph wrote:Its not creative expression, its just difficult to read. Creative expression is the meaning in the words that he writes, not the presentation itself. The way information is presented is a shallow thing, and a considerate poster makes it easy to read, so that others don’t give up on reading it because its too much effort, or tedious, or bothersome.
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