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Eelco

Oh, you weren't making a point? What WERE you doing then?

If illustrating the validity of a point is 'fitting an agenda', then guilty as charged.

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Eelco

My first point: Thank you for admitting you had no point; perhaps next time you can STFU rather than banter on without such.

My second point: A zonbi nin would have succeeded in acting in opposition; whether that places them unsuccessfully at odds with the crowd or successfully at odds with the crowd (with one still-alive dolphin) remains to be seen. At the very least, there would be some bloody noses; (FYI - and don't take my word for it - the Zonbi Ninshu doesn't give a WHIT about decency or propriety when lives are on the line, human or otherwise.

My third point pertains to the beach-goers and their predisposition with social media is DIRECT evidence of my position WRT zombies and their dispositional motivators (at the expense of 'the flesh', in this case a dolphin).

Shall I go on? I have found it best to work in quintuple+-references, and I could easily pick this one apart for a few more 'goes'.

Humanity is hopelessly lost without ninja's and every dead dolphin in the world is living prove of that fact.

Humanity is neither lost NOR found by way of ninjas; lost/found - esp. as relates to HUMANITY - is not the point. I don't know about every dolphin (and, I trust I needn't point out the fallacies in this statement) but THIS dolphin is evidence of what happens in ABSENCE of ninjas.

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Eelco

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Eelco

Well, since you seem predisposed to take whatever I say completely out of context, reference, implication, etc,...

... whatever you say E, it must be right.

Ask Hermit what happens when one doesn't weed their garden (don't look at me, I'da tossed half these ppl!).

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First off, and FTW;

Shezbeth wrote:... that just happens to beautifully illustrate my point.

Prove? Who said I was out to prove anything? I clearly said illustrate, any misconception beyond that is subjective and misguided; by your own admission there is an observable illustration, hence my point is proven.

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It has been suggested to me that:

The mark of a skilled player is not how they play a good hand, but how they play a poor hand.

In light of this statement, the overall purpose of the Zonbi Ninshu Do is to supply the individual with suggestions, tools, and guidelines by which - if followed - one can find themselves in situations which (without applying particular qualifiers) are reasonably/considerably more opportune than those which might have otherwise resulted.

Simply put, its a set of suggestions as far as what one "could do worse than" to do; its not intended to get an A+ with honors for the overview.

In line with the earlier suggestion, it is designed to aid a person in enabling themselves to play poor hands better.

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Shezbeth wrote:First off, and FTW;

Shezbeth wrote:... that just happens to beautifully illustrate my point.

Prove? Who said I was out to prove anything? I clearly said illustrate, any misconception beyond that is subjective and misguided; by your own admission there is an observable illustration, hence my point is proven.

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I misunderstood. I'm sorry..
I perceived your illustration as trying to prove. All my posts after that were conceived from that wrong point of view..

Thank you for pointing that out and taking the time to indulge my ignorance.

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Eelco