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Yes I do!
No you don't!
Yes I do!
No you don't!
Oh look this isn't an argument!
Yes it is
No it isn't
This is just contradiction!
No it isn't...good morning!
What?
The five minutes is up, good morning.
That was never 5 minutes!
Yes it was
No it wasn't!
And so on....best argument ever! |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
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"It’s great that both English team’s are through to the last 16 what about Scotland
Scotland isn’t part of England and they aren’t through to the last 16 yet. Who are the TWO TEAMS THEN!!!"
England and Wales. Wales is part of England, it a principality. |
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"It’s great that both English team’s are through to the last 16 what about Scotland
Scotland isn’t part of England and they aren’t through to the last 16 yet. Who are the TWO TEAMS THEN!!!
England and Wales. Wales is part of England, it a principality. " I AM NOT ARGUING !!! |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
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"It’s great that both English team’s are through to the last 16 what about Scotland
Scotland isn’t part of England and they aren’t through to the last 16 yet. Who are the TWO TEAMS THEN!!!
England and Wales. Wales is part of England, it a principality. I AM NOT ARGUING !!!"
But you are shouting |
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"It’s great that both English team’s are through to the last 16 what about Scotland
Scotland isn’t part of England and they aren’t through to the last 16 yet. Who are the TWO TEAMS THEN!!!
England and Wales. Wales is part of England, it a principality. I AM NOT ARGUING !!!
But you are shouting " NO I AM NOT !! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It’s great that both English team’s are through to the last 16 what about Scotland
Scotland isn’t part of England and they aren’t through to the last 16 yet. Who are the TWO TEAMS THEN!!!
England and Wales. Wales is part of England, it a principality. I AM NOT ARGUING !!!"
But the Welsh are really English |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
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"Football is boring…..
I agree
You’re rubbish at arguing
I’m fucking great at arguing! I just happened to agree with that statement you are wrong footy is the best sport in the world"
By what measure? |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is "
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that? |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that? "
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that? "
The correct part of the North
I'm not posh enough to not drink a brew from anything but a mug. Nor disgrace the spirit of eating my tea of an evening. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal. "
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My name for football is pussyball
All they do is roll about on the ground crying someone fake elbowed them god for bid someone elbows them 10-15 times in the face |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work. "
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Football is boring…..
I agree
You’re rubbish at arguing
I’m fucking great at arguing! I just happened to agree with that statement you are wrong footy is the best sport in the world"
Oh no it isn’t |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Football is boring….. prove it
I don’t want to ahh no answer I see "
Because when I try to explain anything related to football, it’s so boring, I fall asleep |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range! "
Flexible to a certain degree but when it comes down to it, deep down you know that tea is only ever brewed and not a name for an evening meal. |
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"Football is boring….. prove it
I don’t want to ahh no answer I see
Because when I try to explain anything related to football, it’s so boring, I fall asleep " well I say it’s just cause you enjoy it really and I have caught you out |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range! "
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
Flexible to a certain degree but when it comes down to it, deep down you know that tea is only ever brewed and not a name for an evening meal. "
Hmm! “Come on in kids, it’s teatime!!“
I don’t think that’s referring to a cuppa |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this "
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners? |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners? "
They serve food at lunchtime |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Football is boring….. prove it
I don’t want to ahh no answer I see
Because when I try to explain anything related to football, it’s so boring, I fall asleep well I say it’s just cause you enjoy it really and I have caught you out "
Really, really not |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
They serve food at lunchtime "
Babs is right and wise. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners? "
No, it’s school lunch.
Evening meals are definitely dinner. |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
They serve food at lunchtime "
Lol. I’ll pull your pigtails and steal your dinner money |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
No, it’s school lunch.
Evening meals are definitely dinner. "
Do you like a roast dinner for Sunday lunch? |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
They serve food at lunchtime
Lol. I’ll pull your pigtails and steal your dinner money "
I’ll tell on ya! |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
They serve food at lunchtime
Babs is right and wise. "
I must be right because Meli says so |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
They serve food at lunchtime
Babs is right and wise.
I must be right because Meli says so "
Hahaha! Very flimsy grounds for an appeal! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
No, it’s school lunch.
Evening meals are definitely dinner.
Do you like a roast dinner for Sunday lunch? "
No, I have a roast dinner for dinner |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
No, it’s school lunch.
Evening meals are definitely dinner.
Do you like a roast dinner for Sunday lunch?
No, I have a roast dinner for dinner "
Only in the evening then? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
No, it’s school lunch.
Evening meals are definitely dinner.
Do you like a roast dinner for Sunday lunch?
No, I have a roast dinner for dinner
Only in the evening then? "
Pretty much. If we have it at lunchtime, it’s Sunday lunch |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
The right place |
"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
No, it’s school lunch.
Evening meals are definitely dinner.
Do you like a roast dinner for Sunday lunch?
No, I have a roast dinner for dinner
Only in the evening then?
Pretty much. If we have it at lunchtime, it’s Sunday lunch "
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
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"Love one. Dinner not tea. That's not even an argument though because it's right.
Hush you. Get up north and you will see how amazing Tea is
I am up north! I do love afternoon tea and northerners can make a great cup of tea (note, cup) but it is dinner. Surely a posh Liverpudlian like yourself will know that?
I’m with Meli on this. If you have a dinner party it generally not at lunchtime. Dinner is an evening meal.
An evening get together around a table with food is dinner. Yes.
Tea is what you have most evening when you finally make it home from work.
And yet… school dinner ladies serve food at lunchtime!
These words have a fairly flexible semantic range!
They call them Welfare staff these days
It’s dinner in the evening. I’m with our Meli on this
Ok, but do they still serve school dinners?
No, it’s school lunch.
Evening meals are definitely dinner.
Do you like a roast dinner for Sunday lunch?
No, I have a roast dinner for dinner
Only in the evening then?
Pretty much. If we have it at lunchtime, it’s Sunday lunch
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All the pubs near me advertise roast dinner at lunchtime |
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact "
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths |
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths"
Nobody likes a know it all |
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths
Nobody likes a know it all"
They seem to like this one so nerrr! |
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths
Nobody likes a know it all
They seem to like this one so nerrr! "
Do they?
They have poor taste in friends then |
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths
Nobody likes a know it all
They seem to like this one so nerrr!
Do they?
They have poor taste in friends then"
I think my friends would argue with you on that one |
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths"
It’s a true fact that Oasis are an over rated band |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths
Nobody likes a know it all
They seem to like this one so nerrr!
Do they?
They have poor taste in friends then
I think my friends would argue with you on that one "
I’ll definitely argue with it |
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"Blur was a way better band than oasis.
That’s a true fact
There is only a fact, not a true fact.
Quite simply false facts dont exist as they are not any kind of fact, they are fiction, falsehoods, fallacies and untruths
Nobody likes a know it all
They seem to like this one so nerrr!
Do they?
They have poor taste in friends then
I think my friends would argue with you on that one
I’ll definitely argue with it "
How fierce would the argument be tho. My friends would just disown me for saying that I believe spice girls were a more decisive group oasis lol. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm sorry, is this the 5 minute argument or the full half hour?
If you want me to go on arguing, you'll have to pay for another five minutes."
It warms the very cockles of my heart to see that this wasn’t overlooked |
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