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The answer is there, If you your head can find it?

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Clearly it can't. Point it out to me as I have had to do for you countless times.

"I was borned in england." - b_mardle

Your fault being... you have none, that in itself, Is the biggest fault of all.


London Bye Ta-Ta...

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Your fault being... you have none, that in itself, Is the biggest fault of all.

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Being confident and finding no fault in oneself is not the same thing. If anyone is still reading along I would invite them to list the numerous times that I have portrayed myself as a very flawed individual.

In this very thread I have said that I think that I might remember Nom admitting that he is an alter. When he said that it wasn't him, did I not say that I could very well have been wrong? Your accusations do not stand, ma'am.

But you, Dogz, are so fucking determined to be right - regardless of facts or simple logic - that it is startling.


"I was borned in england." - b_mardle

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For all anyone here knows, I am Stu.

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Not quite. Apart from your fractured command of the English language to distinguish us, there are a number of people here at TW who've met me in the flesh. For example I've met Adam and SLC on numerous occasions and WildWind once.

Is there anyone at TW who can say that they've met you, Monkeyboy? For all we know, you're actually DDgz74 in some weird, homo/bipolar, trans-Atlantic, American-German alter-life.

Hmmm...."fractured command of the English language"....that could certainly make you DDgz74.....or JamieSim......or Wrath3.....or....twisty.....or.....the vast majority of the American posters....nah, this is too difficult.

Stu
Get Bowie Back Downunder

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Is there anyone at TW who can say that they've met you, Monkeyboy? For all we know, you're actually DDgz74 in some weird, homo/bipolar, trans-Atlantic, American-German alter-life.

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I think that was ultimately my point. Not that I am you or that people actually think I'm you, simply that nobody really knows who anybody is when they are online.

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fractured command of the English language

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At least I don't maintain a dossier. Or paranoid fantasies about "puppies," for that matter.

"I was borned in england." - b_mardle

So you admit to having a fractured command of the English language, then? Telling the truth for once. That's progress. Congratulations.

Stu
Get Bowie Back Downunder

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So you admit to having a fractured command of the English language, then?

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I admit nothing. I do well enough and if it's fractured, it's not something that I notice.

"I was borned in england." - b_mardle

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...it's not something that I notice.

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Well, no, you wouldn't, would you?

Stu
Get Bowie Back Downunder

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Well, no, you wouldn't, would you?

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Oh that. Yeah, I use a lot of commas. I'm not excusing it but I think it probably comes from a long period of writing (or trying to write) scripts. There's a tendency to want to write things exactly as they would be spoken. Hence the commas, ellipses, italics, strange paragraph breakage, and one word sentences. It is poor grammar, yes. But until we are graded on our posts I think that my use of the language is at the very least average. Especially considering where I live.

"I was borned in england." - b_mardle

As we're on the topic, would it be worth noting that "Telling the truth for once." is a fragmented sentence?

later,
Chris...

I could stay if you asked me,
So for God's sake don't ask me to stay