oakiecokie
Well-Known Member
No the words today are "wet fannies".The word of today is:
'Overthinking'
'Overthinking'
No the words today are "wet fannies".The word of today is:
'Overthinking'
'Overthinking'
I’m not even smart enough to understand what this clown accused me of, so you can rule that out
What the fuck is going on with some of your posts?.....emoji gibberish all over the place.Now there was a linguist
Bit tired of personal attacks to be honest but I guess it goes with the territory of inverting the conditionalConn doesn’t have to be right or prejudiced according to you, just believe what he’s writing.
It was a joke….. don’t get over sensitive.
Shakespeare with no punctuation? Shudder...(1/27)^n where n is the number of characters in your text of choice if we assume English and include spaces and exclude all other grammar symbols
Wouldn’t be beyond a lawyer to be extremely efficient with his wording and phrasing whilst under pressure.He's saying that in the middle of saying something, you've stopped yourself for a microsecond and consciously changed the word choices that you used and the sentence structure in order to say what you wanted to say but make it more in line with what the listener wants in a very subtle and propagandised way.
So theoretically, saying "if City are found not guilty then they would be fine" and saying "if City are found guilty then they will be charged" have very slight differences in how they are received by listeners. "Would be fine" is a more hypothetical then "will be charged" even though you predicated it with an IF statement, the implication on the listener's psychology is greater with will than would. There's an entire science behind these type of subtle word choices that is fascinating but impossible for somebody to perform in a live chat setting. That's possibly a pseudo-science depending on who you talk to or which empirical studies you use.
I'd take it as a compliment that he believes your intellect and word planning is so great that you generate this on the fly.
Nah. Like all the conspiracy theorists they are the smartest guys in the room and can’t be tricked by the establishment, the City podcasters and the conditional inverters.Be careful mate you’ll get called naive and pedantic in a minute.
Personally I'm not going to believe anything until Ian Cheeseman confirms it.
Bit tired of personal attacks to be honest but I guess it goes with the territory of inverting the conditional
Itll be some bluemoon piss up when this is all over but who will be talking to who and who's fell out over a misread message or misunderstanding
Personally I'm not going to believe anything until Ian Cheeseman confirms it.
Sure. It’s all my fault. Take the dirty lucre and you have to expect people to find you out.Well mine wasn’t a personal attack but the tone of your replies to others might leave you open.
Actually Stefan you are wrong.Nah. Like all the conspiracy theorists they are the smartest guys in the room and can’t be tricked by the establishment, the City podcasters and the conditional inverters.
A cunning linguist ?He can invert conditional clauses at the drop of a hat. He calls it ‘doing a Borson’. Linguistics 10 Politics 0.
At law school, they prepare people for top KC cross examination and Football Insider interview pressureWouldn’t be beyond a lawyer to be extremely efficient with his wording and phrasing whilst under pressure.
Judgment.No mate, nothing new. Yesterday Billy said he knew the club hadn't yet received a judgement. Nothing after that.
Sure. It’s all my fault. Take the dirty lucre and you have to expect people to find you out.
Not an attack on you either but fucking tiresome.
Depends which lawyer…Wouldn’t be beyond a lawyer to be extremely efficient with his wording and phrasing whilst under pressure.