''Danger, Will Robinson!''... Yes, I'm that old.joke overload.
but you're not Flapper dance olde''Danger, Will Robinson!''... Yes, I'm that old.
I look back fondly on the electric guitar signed by Al Pacino I saw in 5s.I'm not sure there's been a single product in the history of 5s that I wanted to buy.
It may be nicer than those alternatives, but it's still a little demeaning, I'd say?Do you think telling someone they are naive is an insult? I thought it was much nicer than saying what I was really thinking which 'you are as dumb as dirt' or 'stupid'. I thought it was not pejorative at all . . .
It probably depends on the situation and/or context. It could go either way.Do you think telling someone they are naive is an insult? I thought it was much nicer than saying what I was really thinking which 'you are as dumb as dirt' or 'stupid'. I thought it was not pejorative at all . . .
OK. What WOULD you say. Something had to be said!It probably depends on the situation and/or context. It could go either way.
Well, I can't really tell you what I'd say without knowing the details.OK. What WOULD you say. Something had to be said!
Lesson learned - Next time I'll simply say flat out 'You are dumb as dirt', ' A complete f. . . ing idiot', etc. No points granted for being civil.Well, I can't really tell you what I'd say without knowing the details.
The civil way to do it would be to point out their lack of knowledge without making them feel at all attacked. Maybe asking them to clarify their point, explain their thinking, act like you are working to find a common viewpoint.Lesson learned - Next time I'll simply say flat out 'You are dumb as dirt', ' A complete f. . . ing idiot', etc. No points granted for being civil.
oh frick it. good night.
It's not what you say, but how you said it, and the relationship you have with the person you said it with.OK. What WOULD you say. Something had to be said!