airdog
10-08-02, 08:03 PM
Idle speculation...(!)
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View Full Version : What If I Were to Ask You a Hypothetical Question? airdog 10-08-02, 08:03 PM Idle speculation...(!) Adam 10-08-02, 08:08 PM Hypothetically, somebody might answer it. m0rl0ck 10-08-02, 10:28 PM I would say yes, or in some cases no. Of course yes implies no, so on the other hand your question is devoid of any real meaning. This lack of real meaning is the root cause of alienation, the zietgeist of our times, given this lack of meaning as it applies to your question, I would recommend that you first, reexamine the terms you are using, making certain that YOU (in as far as that entity exists outside cartesiean delusion*) understand its implications and ultimate irony. But again, notwithstanding all of the above (the exception proves the rule) I would, in most cases and with some caution, say yes. *See Dumbundshtoopidstiens "Vill to Error and Pretty Good Kuchen in 4 easy Shteps" CounslerCoffee 10-08-02, 10:43 PM Hypothetically I would try to respond with the best of my knowledge. EvilPoet 10-09-02, 06:15 PM What if? - would that be considered a hypothetical question all on it's own? :bugeye: If you asked me a hypothetical question I would base my answer on the hypothesis that you brought forth in your question. If we were to continue to do this, in my opinion, we would be engaging in idle speculation. :) wet1 10-09-02, 07:57 PM Would be????????????? EvilPoet 10-10-02, 03:40 AM Would be????????????? Yes would be. In my opinion, having a conversation based on hypotheticals would be engaging in idle speculation. wet1 10-10-02, 04:00 AM It is a shame that expressions don't come through the writing. I was not thinking in the line of would be as much as yeap; it is. :D EvilPoet 10-10-02, 04:45 AM When I read your reply I wasn't exactly sure where you were coming from. Seeing all the ?'s and no smilie to go with it is the part that made me unsure - so I decided to reply to avoid any confusion. ;) psychomantyss 10-12-02, 12:48 AM I'd have to answer your hypothetical question with another question, perhaps one of a hypothetical nature. airdog 11-22-02, 01:02 AM it was just a little levity (very little, apparrently!)...of course the question itself was hypothetical in nature... goofy headed punk 11-29-02, 02:58 PM Hypotheticaly, I would smack you. I despise hypothetical questions. Zero 11-29-02, 04:32 PM Hypothetically, I would turn on my brain and prepare a massive psychic assault. __________________________________________ There is no god, afterlife or divine love. There is only Entropy, the mother from which we were all born. She tugs our souls with the beautiful, maternal love of chaos. Why do you keep Her waiting? airdog 11-29-02, 05:46 PM Originally posted by goofy headed punk Hypotheticaly, I would smack you. I despise hypothetical questions. in reality, anybody who would try to smack me, especially a little nose-picker, would hypothetically need a facial reconstruction. I despise pissant little jerk-off know-it-alls. you would last 3 minutes in my neighborhood. airdog 11-29-02, 05:52 PM Originally posted by Zero Hypothetically, I would turn on my brain and prepare a massive psychic assault. __________________________________________ There is no god, afterlife or divine love. There is only Entropy, the mother from which we were all born. She tugs our souls with the beautiful, maternal love of chaos. Why do you keep Her waiting? In reality, anybody who feels compelled to attach every post with the equivilant of a turgid, pompous bumper sticker would be utterly incapable of mounting "a massive psychic assault." Zero 11-29-02, 06:28 PM ? It's my sig. Now now now, aren't we all feeling sensitive here...I'm warning you now...don't bring out my maternal side...it's pretty scary and horrifying. Your puny little mind wouldn't stand it! You wouldn't last three minutes within the twisted depths of MY mind :D __________________________________________ There is no god, afterlife or divine love. There is only Entropy, the mother from which we were all born. She tugs our souls with the beautiful, maternal love of chaos. Why do you keep Her waiting? airdog 11-29-02, 06:38 PM my, my...aren't we getting a trifle patronizing and obnoxious?oooh man I am really shaking now. anybody who quotes the scumbag ruling family of the weasel shit-stained house of saud is a mental midget by definition. what western nation did you escape to in order to further your so-called "education"? maybe you should find a way to accelerate you entropy...perhaps your insidious Anti-Semitism will help your walnut-sized brain in this regard. Zero 11-30-02, 06:20 PM :bugeye: ...what're you on...definitely not anything normal...perhaps you're the "nemesis" in the new star trek movie...I can just hear you..."kill them all" Ouch, man. __________________________________________ There is no god, afterlife or divine love. There is only Entropy, the mother from which we were all born. She tugs our souls with the beautiful, maternal love of chaos. Why do you keep Her waiting? goofy headed punk 11-30-02, 06:37 PM Don't take things so literaly airdog! Lighten up. Geez. Zero 11-30-02, 06:39 PM I consider him to be on the same lines as whatsmuscles. Same level. __________________________________________ There is no god, afterlife or divine love. There is only Entropy, the mother from which we were all born. She tugs our souls with the beautiful, maternal love of chaos. Why do you keep Her waiting? bold standard 03-30-03, 09:39 AM Originally posted by m0rl0ck I would say yes, or in some cases no. Of course yes implies no, so on the other hand your question is devoid of any real meaning. This lack of real meaning is the root cause of alienation, the zietgeist of our times, given this lack of meaning as it applies to your question, I would recommend that you first, reexamine the terms you are using, making certain that YOU (in as far as that entity exists outside cartesiean delusion*) understand its implications and ultimate irony. But again, notwithstanding all of the above (the exception proves the rule) I would, in most cases and with some caution, say yes. *See Dumbundshtoopidstiens "Vill to Error and Pretty Good Kuchen in 4 easy Shteps" Freaky. By saying "yes implies no" did you mean to imply that yes doesn't imply no? Yes or no? |