Randomex: How many people (that you don’t quote here) do you think read this thread?
Patur Avul Assur: Everyone.
Well, let’s find out! If you read this thread, please speak up.
If you don’t read this thread…
Never mind, this poll is called off!
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Me: You’re either proclaiming real arrogance or remaining in-character, right? Or is there a third interpretation?
Patur Aval Assur: Depends what you mean by “in-character”.
I retract both interpretations of your statement as mistakes.
The first interpretation (proclaiming real arrogance as a joke) is still a valid option for your question, but unless I’m mistaken, the meaning of both is that you wanted to clarify whether I was or was not accusing you of arrogance.
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“Facetious”
(Randomex)
“I think this is facetious…”
(Randomex)
Please disregard those statements, everyone. The meaning I intended is not what “facetious” actually means – I too am occasionally tripped up by my own Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness.
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“…I realized how bad your portrayal of the other CR members was…”
(DaasYochid)
So, by considering this a relevant comment about you, are you saying you were actually attempting to portray us in character?
[Reader references: http://theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/good-jokes/page/33#post-536619
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/creative-writing-cr-users-in-real-life#post-540659 ]
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To clarify a previous comment:
merely spewing Aramaic quotes that have no relevance to anything, but give the impression of being somewhat learned.
(Patur Avul Assur)
Precisely the point I was trying to make
(cozimjewish)
Also see here: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/your-coffee-room-report-card-comments/page/2#post-540812
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So you don’t actually think that I am merely spewing Aramaic quotes that have no relevance to anything, but give the impression of being somewhat learned?
She doesn’t have to answer that!
I’ll answer for myself, though – I know
that not to be the case.
(Explanation for everyone else: All she said was that her statement did not mean that – she did not say whether she believed it or not. That’s what he’s asking.)