revol68 said:I went to queens university and got a straight up mutha fucking 3rd!
Word bro, nuff respeck. What subject?
revol68 said:I went to queens university and got a straight up mutha fucking 3rd!
Please tell me that you're having a giggle.phildwyer said:I just checked out the links that Bloom posted. The man is obviously a genius.
gurrier said:* bows head before bin-god *
Oh shiny one, give me the strength to endure the heretic blasphemers, followers of the great mathematician and the apostates of the GSM. Wrap them in your bottomless embrace and send them to the great landfill in the sky. Praise be to your roundness.
phildwyer said:Word bro, nuff respeck. What subject?
revol68 said:dickface, i wouldn't steal a 10p mix from you nevermind an intellectual argument. I tend to use that lil snippet in relation to post modernism and it's strawman argument against "science" and "objectivity". And there can be no doubting that there are similarities between Darwins theories and the market and no doubting that the social structure Darwin lived in made it possible to see nature as a dynamic, evolving thing, involving lots of competition. But it does not actually debase evolutionary theory itself.
There's a brilliant parody of this:
revol68 said:politics and philosophy.
and i don't appreciate you getting arts students a bad name with your cack handed deconstruction of "science".
philosophy at queens was so shit
"Watchtower on acid"Fruitloop said:That's at least as convincing as Mr Chick's efforts, which are like Watchtower on acid.
Crispy said:In amongst all the silliness, there's still some interesting points. Can we get back to them?
Specifically, where is this line drawn between real 'things' and ideas - see the virus question upthread a bit.
phildwyer said:This last bit is true, for sure. But you should calm down a bit, I think you'll find that we agree. Which, I have to confess, I find extremely worrying.
treefrog said:you're hardly ingratiating yourself with anyone here you know. I've a special hatred of bigots, coming from somewhere that's full of them...
revol68 said:did you go to Queens then?
In Bloom said:
Sorry, couldn't resistphildwyer said:Some of my best friends are Catholic. Though I wouldn't want one to marry my daughter
can we have a law like Godwins that dictates that an argument is lost when one side says something along the lines of "Some of my best friends are..." please?phildwyer said:Whoops, almost let this one get past me. I said "Popery," not "Papists." I hate the former, while the latter are some of my best friends.
treefrog said:can we have a law like Godwins that dictates that an argument is lost when one side says something along the lines of "Some of my best friends are..." please?
phildwyer said:No, but I know a lot of people who teach there.
You must have been busy.revol68 said:well, i was brought up catholic and i fucking detest papists.
That's called being a bigot. And it's absolutely <sarcasm>hilarious</sarcasm>.revol68 said:well, i was brought up catholic and i fucking detest papists.
gurrier said:That's called being a bigot. And it's absolutely <sarcasm>hilarious</sarcasm>.
revol68 said:care to name some names for my curiosity.
Hilarious 'faux' bigotry jokes in the wee north may be the type of thing that you and your mates think are hilarious, but in public they are as hilarious (and as mature) as teenagers using the word 'gay' as a slag (ironically of course). I also fail to see where you detect the nuance in such a childish, well known and obvious joke.revol68 said:fuck off, you southern fuckwits don't get the nuances of northern black humour.
I personally refer to people as fenians and huns all the time, it's my way of showing the absurdity of sectarianism.
gurrier said:Hilarious 'faux' bigotry jokes in the wee north may be the type of thing that you and your mates think are hilarious, but in public they are as hilarious (and as mature) as teenagers using the word 'gay' as a slag (ironically of course). I also fail to see where you detect the nuance in such a childish, well known and obvious joke.
<analogy>I call people 'nigger' and 'sand nigger' all the time - it's my way of joking about racism. They think it's hilarious.</analogy>
I think you'll find that not one word of what I wrote amounts to any evidence that I or anybody else thinks they are experts on 'the backward 6'. On the other hand, I did and do claim some expertise in recognising childish and unfunny jokes.revol68 said:Except it's more like you having a go at Chris Rock for using the word "Nigger", and it's quite obvious when it's being ironic and when it's not. I went to a prod school and as such got very good at decoding when jokes had a jag in them and when they didn't.
And please don't use analogies with the n word as we all know that the experiance of catholics in northern ireland is nowhere near comparable with the violence and brutality that nigger represents to black people.
Also religion is a set of ideas and much more fluid than a skin colour.
Seriously, i love how the WSM like to present themselves as experts on the north when not one of your members lives in it. Fucking gobshites.