Blog debate about Dover case
The considerable amount of time that I spend answering trolls on this and other blogs unfortunately greatly reduces the time I have available for writing articles for this blog.
I am now debating the Kitzmiller v. Dover case with a troll on the Aetiology blog. The debate starts here.
I am now debating the Kitzmiller v. Dover case with a troll on the Aetiology blog. The debate starts here.
Labels: Kitzmiller v. Dover (new #1)
posted by Larry Fafarman | 7/12/2008 02:06:00 PM
15 Comments:
Larry again shows us he doesn't understand plain English -- he doesn't even know what a troll is.
To me, a troll is someone who makes stupid comments -- like yours, dunghill.
Then, Larry, I guess, by your own definition, you're a troll.
A rat, that nested very near
A keyboard, said, "I'm living here
To get the Net, to sniff, and click
To Larry's blog! My dirty trick?
To say he banned some dude: or try
Some other long-disproven lie;
For Darwin tells me that to steal
And rip's the all-creating deal!
So thus I'll foster wonders, see,
By creeping low and lousily
Along the Web. My mindless goal?
To bite at Larry. I'm a troll!"
rip's?
Guess that disproves the theory that Vogons are the worst poets in the universe, then.
Correction - third worst. But Jim definitely proves it's actually the fourth worst.
On wikipedia: An Internet troll, or simply troll in Internet slang, is someone who posts controversial and usually irrelevant or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum or chat room, with the intention of baiting other users into an emotional response or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion
Stupidity isn't mentioned, but if that were the case, then Larry would be a troll, especially on his own blog!
Anonymous, you wrote, "Correction - third worst. But Jim definitely proves it's actually the fourth worst."
Who are the other two? Larry? Is Jim Sherwood only third? Of course, Vogons are a people -- Jim is, fortunately, only one person.
Well, if memory serves, the second worst poetry was thought to be that of the Azgoths of Kria, and the absolute worst poetry of all was by Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings of Essex. However, I think all those have now been bumped down one place, thanks to the discovery of Jim's talent.
Why don't you just have someone write up a script that would cycle through various rants about Judge Jones and Kitzmiller v. Dover? It would save time, and readers wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
Martian Buddy wrote, "Why don't you just have someone write up a script that would cycle through various rants about Judge Jones and Kitzmiller v. Dover?"
I think that's what he's doing.
Martian Buddy said...
>>>>> Why don't you just have someone write up a script that would cycle through various rants about Judge Jones and Kitzmiller v. Dover? It would save time, and readers wouldn't be able to tell the difference. <<<<<<
Looks like you are really getting frustrated in our debate over on the Aetiology blog. I bet that you are not accustomed to facing a debater who is so good at rebutting your arguments.
That is pure comedy gold! I see now why the anonymous posters love your site. ;)
> I bet that you are not accustomed to facing a debater who is so good at rebutting your arguments. <
He has no way of getting accoustomed to this as it has not yet happened. In contrast, you face such people daily.
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