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Yes we do understand that on your planet only you are right.Originally posted by AtW View PostYou certainly ain't jester, I think the closest comparison I can find with you are some of the bigger idiots back in Russia that I had to argue with, which is one of the main reasons why I don't want to live there regardless of money making opportunities because not having to deal with them for me is a major achievement.Hard Brexit now!
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I do not remember seeing you on here admitting you were wrong while I did that on a number of occasions.Originally posted by sasguru View PostYes we do understand that on your planet only you are right.Comment
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That's a very good point. This super-cycle will run on.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostRip up those economics books. Energy, not money, is wealth. Manufacturing or empire building are good sidelines once you've got your energy situation sorted.
Sorry to interrupt.
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Prove itOriginally posted by AtW View PostI do not remember seeing you on here admitting you were wrong while I did that on a number of occasions.
(trawling through 10 million threads should keep him busy for a while
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I'll make it easy for you - I admit I am wrong in saying I never say I am wrong.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostProve it
(trawling through 10 million threads should keep him busy for a while
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Originally posted by AtW View PostI'll make it easy for you - I admit I am wrong in saying I never say I am wrong.
You have never conceded an inch in any "debate" in which you have engaged yourself. You have always gone to whatever irrational length that you deemed fit in order to "protect" your position. It is this that makes you a joke and an object of ridicule that can be wound up so well.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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I don't have an interest in maintaining some specific image of myself on here, I am just expessing my views that may or may not be shared. It is by far more important for me to do or say the right thing, than to seek specific positive opinion of myself by saying things everyone agrees on.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostIt is this that makes you a joke and an object of ridicule that can be wound up so well.
I've certainly conceeded a number of times on this board saying I was wrong, I can't be arsed however to seek exact posts ask the
of this board to it.
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