
Lavode de'Morcaine |

I gotta say it.
Some of the responses seem to be violent disagreement but supporting the exact same position, enraged argument with people who didn't even disagree, or even 'venting their spleen' about some other subject entirely. And that doesn't even begin to talk about the people who quote a humerous or ironic statement as an absolute moral stance.
Sometimes I read through people responses to a post and all that goes through my head is "What the flip was that about?!?" Do you folks feel the same?
{sigh}
Like I said, people confuse me.

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Ever seen that thing where there's lal thsee csarmlbed rwosd talking about how cool it is that your brain can read them even when the information's incomplete? You can see just a tiny bit of what could have been a word, and extrapolate the rest from there.
Well, a lot of people do that even when there's not missing information. For instance, someone will "read" a person's post and only take in the first detail or two that catch their attention, then replace the rest of the actual content with what they presume to be the other person's point. Argumentation ensues.
Or someone will do the same thing when reading a rule in the CRB (or an option in the APG, UM, UC, or whatever) and fill in 80% of it with their own assumptions instead of the actual text. Then they'll come on here and ask questions that are explicitly covered in the text in question (or give answers that directly contradict the text in question) until someone does the famous Quote-and-Bold for them. Or they'll come in and argue game balance because they missed the four lines of drawbacks/restrictions that make the item not so broken after all.
Or someone will do this same "pseudo-reading" for every piece of information they take in over the course of their lives, get some really weird ideas about how the world works and what normal people do and so forth, and then come on here and marvel at all these people who do things differently than "how everyone I've ever seen" does things.
In my opinion, failure to read (or listen to, or whatever) all the details, instead substituting your own assumptions without realizing it, is the main thing you're witnessing here, Lavode.

Chris Self Former VP of Finance |

Ever seen that thing where there's lal thsee csarmlbed rwosd talking about how cool it is that your brain can read them even when the information's incomplete?
Jiggy, you have to sramclbe them such that they have the same bginennig and ednnig lrettes that they suolhd. Otherwise it's gibberish.

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Jiggy wrote:Ever seen that thing where there's lal thsee csarmlbed rwosd talking about how cool it is that your brain can read them even when the information's incomplete?Jiggy, you have to sramclbe them such that they have the same bginennig and ednnig lrettes that they suolhd. Otherwise it's gibberish.
You mean it's shergibbi!

Abbasax |

I gotta say it.
Some of the responses seem to be violent disagreement but supporting the exact same position, enraged argument with people who didn't even disagree, or even 'venting their spleen' about some other subject entirely. And that doesn't even begin to talk about the people who quote a humerous or ironic statement as an absolute moral stance.
Sometimes I read through people responses to a post and all that goes through my head is "What the flip was that about?!?" Do you folks feel the same?
{sigh}
Like I said, people confuse me.
Yep. Just replace the word "flip" with an entirely more vulgar chain of expletives though in my case.