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Posted by The17sss on Dec-01-2010 23:12:


Posted by EgosXII on Dec-01-2010 23:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
We have entered a new era. One that shall henceforth be known as Piechology.

I've never been fond of Rhubarb, myself. Too extreme. I find that blueberry has made immense progress and is certainly not lacking in its fibrous delvings, but Apple still reigns as the most straightforward approach, as it best synergizes with a progressive dollop of vanilla ice cream.

And then there's Shepherd's Pie, though whom does this moniker refer to? Christ? Chomsky?



Posted by Spam on Dec-02-2010 00:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Pie
You're wrong. I'm done arguing about it.


But you said that there are "always" exceptions.

If there are always exceptions to the general principle that corporal punishment will leave lasting scars and result in a violent child with low self-esteem, why then, are there NO exceptions to the general principle that corporal punishment is an ineffective means of punishing a child?


Posted by igottaknow on Dec-02-2010 00:57:

she ain't no humble-pie


Posted by EgosXII on Dec-02-2010 01:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Spam
But you said that there are "always" exceptions.

If there are always exceptions to the general principle that corporal punishment will leave lasting scars and result in a violent child with low self-esteem, why then, are there NO exceptions to the general principle that corporal punishment is an ineffective means of punishing a child?


GODDAMN IT MAN, SHE'S NOT TALKING ANYMORE! SHE'S RIGHT AND THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT!!!!!


Posted by Lira on Dec-02-2010 01:08:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
Psychology is hardly an exact science. For every child you don�t beat, im gonna beat 3.



Actually, it's a pretty accurate science given its limitations.


Posted by EddieZilker on Dec-02-2010 01:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira


Actually, it's a pretty accurate science given its limitations.


Which is why they've removed Narcissistic Personality Disorder from the DSM-V.

SOURCE










I can already read the post where you reply that they're just trying to be more exact.


Posted by Lira on Dec-02-2010 01:18:

Actually, they probably just wanted to let me off the hook. I'm on their side, after all


Posted by EddieZilker on Dec-02-2010 01:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Actually, they probably just wanted to let me off the hook. I'm on their side, after all


That position reflects very poorly on you.















It reflects very poorly!


Posted by Lira on Dec-02-2010 01:36:

I don't get it


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Dec-02-2010 02:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira


Actually, it's a pretty accurate science given its limitations.


Astrology is pretty accurate given its limitations.


Posted by EddieZilker on Dec-02-2010 02:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
I don't get it


You know? Narcissus, catching his reflection in a pool, fell in love with his own image... And here you are, presumably taking pride in your agreement on the removal of NPD from said literature... Hence, the pride of your agreement is akin to the reflection of Narcissus in the pool of water... I mean when you think about it, on a myriad of levels, what's not to get? A 30 year old diagnosis is being grounded from flight, practically disavowing its existence. Hence, its concepts do not allow one to follow an otherwise inevitable conclusion that one would find their reflection blemished by such a position - because that narcissistic reflection could never be ascertained, in the first place! And, while in a world where NPD existed, you might be thought of as mirroring the American Psychiatric Association's views on NPD had the APA not actually withheld its publication from the rough draft of the DSM-V. Not to mention the ostensibly deleterious nature of the decision, in the first place and how its position reflects poorly on its beholder if not the professional now charged to refrain from making said diagnosis!










Only now, even that reflection is rendered inapplicable hence, it reflects poorly!


Posted by Floorfiller on Dec-02-2010 02:04:

when i was a little kid i used to play tee ball and played outfield. we had this kid on our team that used to daydream and pick grass and stuff during the games and his mom would yell at him from the stands

"AJ you pay attention of you are gonna get the hot sauce!"


true story...


Posted by Lira on Dec-02-2010 02:07:

Hello there, Jason!


Posted by ivofivo on Dec-02-2010 02:09:

Please, she got nothing on my Moms. Fucin rookie.


Posted by Reza on Dec-02-2010 02:15:

loool i dated this russian girl

i swear she told me her mom still beats her LOOOL

eastern european moms are hardcareee


Posted by Floorfiller on Dec-02-2010 02:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Hello there, Jason!


hey Lira


Posted by RandomGirl on Dec-02-2010 02:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
hey Lira


JASON!1 Are you back!?


Posted by Floorfiller on Dec-02-2010 02:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
JASON!1 Are you back!?


lol...can't promise anything. just had a night off and messing around a bit.

hope everybody's well!


Posted by Lira on Dec-02-2010 02:59:

quote:
Originally posted by EddieZilker
You know? Narcissus, catching his reflection in a pool, fell in love with his own image...

Sorry, I'm a bit exhausted and failed to make the connection
quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
Astrology is pretty accurate given its limitations.

Not it isn't! =T


Posted by igottaknow on Dec-02-2010 03:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
lol...can't promise anything. just had a night off and messing around a bit.

hope everybody's well!

remember when we used to pretend we we're gay? ahhh the good ole days


Posted by Sushipunk on Dec-02-2010 03:09:

Lol, "pretend".


Posted by igottaknow on Dec-02-2010 03:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Lol, "pretend".

I know. I tip toed into that one.


Posted by EddieZilker on Dec-02-2010 03:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Sorry, I'm a bit exhausted and failed to make the connection


*flies off the handle at Lira in a strident tirade of nonsensically composed, heated invective before becoming a staunch proponent of corporal punishment for adults*













*specifically unemployed linguists*


Posted by ivofivo on Dec-02-2010 03:16:

quote:
Originally posted by igottaknow
I know. I tip toed into that one.


More like face planted. Aww.


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