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Ok lets not get angry here.

JEB_Stuart wrote:Ok lets not get angry here.

Im trying not to , he keep saying im purposedly not replying to his scenario but i did ,
all the way back to page 6 and again in page 7.

From page 6,7,8,9,10,11,12 he keep saying i didnt respond . How can i keep my patience?

FWIW, I totally believe those knife wounds on trained, armed police.

If if someone's got a fighting blade out, and the situation becomes lethal, I like their odds against anybody within 10' or so, regardless of what they're armed with.

That is, if somebody's got a couple machetes in hand, if you haven't already drawn, it doesn't matter whether you're the toughest Marine ever to come out of Parris Island. If you need to unholster and draw your .45, your head will be on the ground before you can release the safety. The Marines learned this lesson the hard way about a century ago in the Phillipines...

JohnHwangDD wrote:FWIW, I totally believe those knife wounds on trained, armed police.

If if someone's got a fighting blade out, and the situation becomes lethal, I like their odds against anybody within 10' or so, regardless of what they're armed with.

That is, if somebody's got a couple machetes in hand, if you haven't already drawn, it doesn't matter whether you're the toughest Marine ever to come out of Parris Island. If you need to unholster and draw your .45, your head will be on the ground before you can release the safety. The Marines learned this lesson the hard way about a century ago in the Phillipines...

Oh come on John , you should believe it , i have NO REASON to make up things that doesnt exist .
I mean im really sorry and really agitated that i cant remember the docu's name or else i'll just link it directly.

And yes QFT what you said.

Mediation from the LoL world.

LunaHound wrote:

JEB_Stuart wrote:Ok lets not get angry here.

Im trying not to , he keep saying im purposedly not replying to his scenario but i did ,
all the way back to page 6 and again in page 7.

From page 6,7,8,9,10,11,12 he keep saying i didnt respond . How can i keep my patience?

Through discipline and humility...seriuosly. If you think he is attacking you then ignore it. If you don't feel that he is understanding what you think is a simple point then ignore it. I am not saying put him on ignore, but you don't have to confront everything. Sometimes the best option is to just do nothing.

JEB_Stuart wrote:Through discipline and humility...seriuosly. If you think he is attacking you then ignore it. If you don't feel that he is understanding what you think is a simple point then ignore it. I am not saying put him on ignore, but you don't have to confront everything. Sometimes the best option is to just do nothing.

Someone should have told the hopkins student that

Let it go Luna. Most of us know what you mean, he either honestly doesn't or is being purposely obtuse to rile you up.

I'd say step away for a bit and come back to this in about 8-12 hours.

I'm on your side so don't take this the wrong way.


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frgsinwntr wrote:

JEB_Stuart wrote:Through discipline and humility...seriuosly. If you think he is attacking you then ignore it. If you don't feel that he is understanding what you think is a simple point then ignore it. I am not saying put him on ignore, but you don't have to confront everything. Sometimes the best option is to just do nothing.

Someone should have told the hopkins student that

Ah yes, lets stir the cauldron some more.

Fateweaver wrote:Let it go Luna. Most of us know what you mean, he either honestly doesn't or is being purposely obtuse to rile you up.

I have and i was , till it started again today .
But thank you i'll try again. ( see you around dakka *2 , i'll probably stay out of the thread since he cant even bother replying
to what 3 choice i asked he prefer )

dogma wrote:@Luna: I think Sebster is a good poster. He has lot's of valuable insight on those topics I normally address. But even I feel like this thread has run its course (I've said that a few times, I think). You're both talking past each other at this point. Its not worth pushing.

Alrighty .

@Luna: I think Sebster is a good poster. He has lot's of valuable insight on those topics I normally address. But even I feel like this thread has run its course (I've said that a few times, I think). You're both talking past each other at this point. Its not worth pushing.

Fluffy the second has come for the thread... it is under copyright you see... what copyright? Well... I suppose that... LASER BEAM EYES!!!
Now you know the wrath of Fluffy the second, destroyer of worlds.

Wrex i think i understand your random pictures now....

Sweet... My plan has now been taken into overdrive, I shall soon know the secrets of the universe, and all will... wait... the mic is on? Ahem...

I think a cooling off period is needed.

PM me or another moderator if you want the thread unlocked.