[DMCForum] Re: Why Arguing With Martin Is Like Arguing With My Ex-Wife

["content22207" <brobertson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Why don't you do a chronological search on "piss":

Message #27474 Robert 7/6/05 "pissed" (Totally Different Thread)
Message #27738 Martin 7/11/05 "piss"
Message #27748 Marc 7/11/05 "pissing"
Message #27750 Greg 7/12/05 "pissed" (Totally Different Thread)
Message #27796 Bill 7/12/05 "pissing" and "piss"
Message #27833 Martin 7/13/05 "piss"
Message #27856 Bill 7/13/05 "piss"
Message #27884 Martin 7/14/05 "pissed"
Message #27920 Bill 7/14/05 "piss" and "pissed"

Again, I humbly suggest you re-read Message #27738, which has your
name attached, and note its number and date relative to anything with
my name attached.

Inconvenient for your accusations, isn't it.

But unlike my ex-wife, you can't divorce me....

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Martin Gutkowski <martin@xxxx> wrote:
> WHAT?!
> 
> LOL - you claim I "introduced" piss into the argument, then claim you 
> "know full well" what it means. You pillock.
> 
> Now go and look up the phrase "to take the piss" and the word "pillock" 
> at www.english2american.com
> 
> Martin
> 
> content22207 wrote:
> 
> > Not to be particular, but *YOU* introduced the concept of piss into
> > the argument in Message #27738:
> >
> > "I tell you what, Bill. You've just dropped an absolute classic
> > American clanger in that last paragraph. The sort that's continually
> > joked about on British TV when taking the piss out of George Bush (or
> > any given American in the firing line at the time"
> >
> > This is why arguing with you is so maddening -- you introduce elements
> > into the argument, then claim your opponent was responsible for
> > introducing them. Just like my ex-wife...
> >
> > I know full well what "pissed" means over there. Remember: I spent a
> > year in a British university.
> >
> > If you don't like its inclusion in the argument, here's a novel
> > suggestion: don't introduce it in the first place!
> >
> > Urp.
> >
> > Bill Robertson
> > #5939

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