aye there's the rubother people may not measure me as a good person, but as a person they wish to behead.
I think this will generalise, such that: for every person, Bob, there probably exists another person who values Bob as good, and another person that wishes to chop Bob's head off.
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Sun 10 Aug 2008, 7:26,
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I think this will generalise, such that: for every person, Bob, there probably exists another person who values Bob as good, and another person that wishes to chop Bob's head off.
of course, i do understand that.but i still get in these moods a lot, when some ignorant simpleton breaks 48 rules of the standard social contract and then becomes loud and rude when gently told that s/he is being a problem. these are the people who i suspect are being beheaded, not the ones who are just mild pains in the ass.
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postbear has metal knees,
Sun 10 Aug 2008, 7:30,
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oh yeah I see that every day.although I don't normally carry a machete.
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Sun 10 Aug 2008, 7:32,
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i always carry a knife.a few years ago i was stopped by the cops and they asked if i had any weapons. "just a knife," i said. they asked why and i told them i'd carried a jacknife every day since i was a little kid. i don't think they got it, but a swiss army knife is tough to kill people.
thankfully i'm a determined person.
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postbear has metal knees,
Sun 10 Aug 2008, 7:39,
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same here, but mine's only got a blade length of a couple of inches.I'm sure there's a length gag waiting to be done...
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Sun 10 Aug 2008, 7:44,
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Nothing peaks people's hind-brain responses like being in a confined space on a dangerous machine with noisy smelly strangers.On a purely biological level it can be understood as a survival instinct. But you'd have to be seriously negleted and isolated as a person to get as far as that guy.
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Bela Lugosi's Dad,
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