On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 04:36:24 GMT,
[email protected] (Bill
Z.) wrote:
>Rick Onanian <[email protected]> writes:
>> A typo would be "is dur to" or "is du to". That's when your finger
>> accidentally hits the wrong key or fails to hit an appropriate key.
>> You chose the wrong word, and can't even admit to that.
>
>Nope - it is a typo. My typos tend to be more complex than just
>hitting the wrong key, and I have to go back and fix the text up.
If they're more complex than just hitting the wrong key, then
they're not typographical errors.
>Occassionally I'll miss something. Curiously, I'll mistype things in
>this way that I consistently get right when writing with a pen or
>pencil. (BTW, in the last sentence, I started to type 'write'
>instead of 'right', but caught it as I was typing.)
That's another example of choosing the wrong word...or do your
fingers magically know homonyms for such words? Here's a hint:
fingers don't know anything. They are biomechanical devices
controlled by the brain. Just because the decision was not a
conscious decision doesn't mean that you didn't choose the wrong
word.
>So you guessed wrong - it is not "choosing" the wrong word but a
>disconnect between what I think and what my fingers do when I'm
>using a keyboard.
There's no guess. Your fingers are operated by your brain; it
controls your fingers to move a given distance in a given direction,
and they don't have any free will.
>I guess a one-word typo is the biggest thing in your life.
Again, you attempt to defend yourself by misdirection instead of
simply admitting "I typed the wrong word". Your example only proves
that you aren't aware that the brain controls muscles.
I suppose there could be an exception in your case; it's entirely
possible that you lack a brain.
>Pretty childish of you, isn't it?
Hmm...childish...kind of like:
>you can f___ off along with the other jerks
>The "assholes" would include you, Sorni, and a couple of other jerks.
>Go f___ yourself, twirp.
>Oooooooooooooh. Little Sorni is upset about a typo.
>F___ you too.
>"Everyone else" are a few idiots with their heads up their butts.
And, of course, the classic:
>has something up his butt and needs to whine about it. I guess you do
>too. Why don't you two get together and help each other out - with
>your butt problems, that is.
And finally, the obsession with calling others immature, childish,
or unable to act like an adult; that tendency is most common in
children who think they are adults.
>You are still not capable of acting like an adult.
>Don't let you mommy know or she may take your computer away
>Then you should have left me out of your infantile name calling.
>Sorni is still acting like a little child.
>What you've proven is that you have the emotional maturity of a little
>child who is not capable of a rational discussion without resorting
>to continual, unprovoked, infantile name calling.
It seems you carry this obsession to other threads on other
newsgroups too:
>This guy is 46+ years old and acts like a 12 year old boy.
>*You* are a acting like a little boy. I'm not impressed.
>What more proof is needed that 46+ year old Mad Dog has the mentality
>of a boy in a junior high school locker room?
>Your own childish grudges speak for themselves. Too bad you can't
>act your age (a bit over 46, according to you.)
>And you are acting like a foul-mouthed teenager.
>Still acting like a 12 year old boy in spite of being over 46 years
>old?
>Jeff's the guy acting like a kid from junior high school
....and that was all from the very first thread that
groups.google.com returned when I searched on 'nemuaz'. I didn't see
anybody there on your side, either.
You might as well face it...It's not the whole world, it's you.
--
Rick "This is fun...don't stop now!" Onanian
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