Come on man speak up, name a dojo or any business I defamed.You clearly do think it’s ok. Just to reiterate, I don’t care a lick who you insult, slander, defame, or call a mcdojo. I AM curious WHY people do or don’t.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Come on man speak up, name a dojo or any business I defamed.You clearly do think it’s ok. Just to reiterate, I don’t care a lick who you insult, slander, defame, or call a mcdojo. I AM curious WHY people do or don’t.
Come on man speak up, name a dojo or any business I defamed.
The context is that greasy is a bad thing. And that is a matter of taste. Some people like lean meat. Some like it heavily marbled.Whoa, hold on. Not quite true. It really depends upon whether the statements are supported by some objective, independently observed standards. For example, it should be pretty easy to determine whether food is greasy or not.
Marbled always. Ribeye over filet any day. That’s my opinion which we can agree is devoid of substance.The context is that greasy is a bad thing. And that is a matter of taste. Some people like lean meat. Some like it heavily marbled.
Well duh...who said they didn’t ?
Please reread your last line in the above quote.an opinion isn’t the same as trying to act as a licensed lawyer and I’ve been right over a dr more then once when it came to diagnosis
it wasn’t because they weren’t smart, it was because they didn’t do the test to actually confirm the truth...a specialist confirmed it
would I say the multiple doctors were bad? No but I’d still say my ex dr was bad as his negligence almost caused a death...so you’re wrong again, I mean if my opinion does t matter in the medical world how could I file complaints or a lawsuit
Please name someone I defamed as you used those wordsOk now reread it again, out loud.
Never did I say you did. I said I don’t care who you defame. Reading is fundamental. Post the quote.Please name someone I defamed as you used those words
I did post it, you said you don’t care who I defame etc...ok give an example of one dojo I defamedNever did I say you did. I said I don’t care who you defame. Reading is fundamental. Post the quote.
A true filet, while tender, is void of a lot of flavor to me.Marbled always. Ribeye over filet any day. That’s my opinion which we can agree is devoid of substance.
I agree. Much like the last few hours of this thread.A true filet, while tender, is void of a lot of flavor to me.
You have reliably demonstrated your inability to discuss in a cogent manner. I am really not interested in continuing this discussion with you today. The lack of marbling in your responses, while tender, is rather flavorless.I did post it, you said you don’t care who I defame etc...ok give an example of one dojo I defamed
I’m not offended. Rather perplexed.This is pretty pointless
if I offended anyone, I’m sorry
I’m not at all sure where you read that.I don’t have to respect all opinions
I notice that you say I have to respect your opinion yet you don’t respect mine...whatever I guess
Most credentials in MA mean little unless you are familiar with the art, organization, and instructors involved.Idk, looking at their website, reviews, etc. teachers credentials
Whether that’s bad, though, is subjective. There’s a place in my hometown known for being greasy. People come from other states to go there.Whoa, hold on. Not quite true. It really depends upon whether the statements are supported by some objective, independently observed standards. For example, it should be pretty easy to determine whether food is greasy or not.
Can you say "Heart Attack Grill"?Whether that’s bad, though, is subjective. There’s a place in my hometown known for being greasy. People come from other states to go there.
Until 2 years ago, I still went back every year to catch up with college friends, and eat at The Beacon.Can you say "Heart Attack Grill"?
View attachment 27932
Or the Big Texan?
View attachment 27931
These are not things I would choose to eat.
Whoa, hold on. Not quite true. It really depends upon whether the statements are supported by some objective, independently observed standards. For example, it should be pretty easy to determine whether food is greasy or not.