Pre-dawn Monday morning ramblings

[fixacr]

Pseudo-intellectualism is a condition that causes a person to believe that the more words used to respond to a question, the more intelligent he or she appears. For example, if someone offers you a cup of coffee and asks, "Would you like sugar?" the normal response is either yes or no. However, the pseudo-intellectual might respond with a 15 minute lecture on the economic impact of global warming on the world sugar market. In advanced cases, the person suffers from the delusion that they have actually answered the question.

Pseudo-intellectualism should not be confused with its’ nearly identical cousin, "Politicus Craponus". This is an intentional practice that is used in an attempt to totally avoid answering a question. It is employed quite frequently, and very often successfully, by politicians.

[deerwhistle]

So what's with the popgun? Should I get all scared or be impressed?

[fixacr]

So what's with the popgun? Should I get all scared or be impressed?

Couldn't find a good picture of my CC weapon, so I took one myself and use it as my avatar to symbolize my support of the Second Amendment. Why would you be scared or impressed by a picture?

[bootlen]

Couldn't find a good picture of my CC weapon, so I took one myself and use it as my avatar to symbolize my support of the Second Amendment. Why would you be scared or impressed by a picture?

He's probably scared by the Constitution, too.

[Some Dude]

Well see,at first they used the stars and the sun to Gage time even though I'm not sure they even called it time.
The Romans I believe used a sand dial later on different mechanical means were used until finally today children can't even read a chronograph.

Oh yeah it's 2:16 pm sry

[seuadr]

He's probably scared by the Constitution, too.

I bet if you rolled it up and hit someone with it .. well it might hurt!