Regarding the social faux pas, the tone of your comment could be taken as condescending. The formal phrasing and use of quotation marks.
That, combined with the fact that you were apparently wrong according to the video (I don’t know, I’m not watching it either), seems to have turned the crowd against you.
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None. How useful are straw man arguments, in your opinion?
We just got the world’s first trillionaire, so people might not be impressed with numbers in the millions anymore. Try something like “America raped and genocided billions of Iraqis!” Rape is also a popular buzzword today.
Why the hyperbole? Isn’t the truth bad enough? Must thousands be millions, and every war a genocide?
Whatever is in those Arizona cans is not good for you.
I like when a portion of readers don’t get my sarcasm and downvote. It makes it funnier to me. Not like half, but a 6:1 ratio is perfect.
Shapes. What are they? Are they squares, or are they circles? Or, as some suggest, are they triangles?
Are Canadians really good at converting units in their heads? C to F etc.
Agreed. Jail for everyone, myself included.
I’m with you on this one. The way they rudely asked that question, then forced you to look up the answer and post the link. It should be illegal.
Ok, what about a slow, powerful motor with a couple gears between it and the blades. And everything is well machined and lubricated.
Are the quiet ones subsonic 22 pistols? Do they make the sound from video games?
Don’t change tenses in the middle of a sentence.
Now I don’t want to live a little just to spite him.
It’s not unreasonable for someone to assume you are making claims about what happened via citing the article.