Why Do I Always Have to be Right?
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posted by A_Shadow at
9/20/2005 05:31:00 PM
5 Comments:
Don't you swear at me.
Always right my left foot. I have yet to have pinned you down on anything definate anyways. You always evade. So I dare you to prove me wrong in something. I double-dog-dare yah.
Something of relative importance would be good, too, like unambiguous. But anything that you can "PROVE" works.
9/20/2005 09:26:00 PM
Shadae? What have you done?
He just hasn't seen the undercurrent yet, FP. Be gentle... :)
Believe me she can be very straightforward and serious when she wants.
9/21/2005 01:49:00 AM
Oh yes, silly me. You predicted the loss of a horrible football team. Was it at least a fair fight? Or did they go against the best current team in the league?
C'mon, predicting football games is easy stuff. I'm looking for good ones, like you predicted someone would fall from grace, or rise into it. That you predicted the rise and fall of a nation (ok, that's a little far-fetched, but if you predicted that the best football team in the nation would end up the lowest, and were right, that would be something).
I live to rock the boat. It's an unfortunate necessity that a disturbance must be experienced before returning to equilibrium.
And it's been a full year since you've called me Amazon Boy. A shocking surprise (if there's any other). Memories.
9/21/2005 04:30:00 PM
Well I never said it was a bad thing. I suppose when you type it as much as I do, the _ is but a moments' delay.
And who says that I don't take you seriously right now? I think you just don't want to have a Cassandra complex, so you'd rather not have to have people ignore you when you're obviously right.
9/21/2005 07:27:00 PM
I probably take you less seriously now :-p. That's gotta hurt just a little.
Right, bothersome. I get used to it, though, especially when Cassandra had it a bit worse then I ever have.
9/23/2005 02:54:00 PM
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