A letter on diplomacy

If you aren't going to be a jerk, who will?

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People & Blogs

Tags:

• drama
• diplomacy
• conflict
• communication
• debate

[ChiefHoot]

The arguement was so convoluted, fragmented, and non-directional I'm really not sure to agree or be indignant.

Kudos!

[Person009]

Anarchism ftw!

[culturalenigma]

I disagree. your a dick...and not orientated at ALL to the internet.

[bushonomics]

The path to mutual understanding isa thorn-lined trail through the Invective Woods, across Ponte Ad Hominem. Rest ut Ignorance Inn, and don't forget to get try the Steaming Bullshit Ale ("The Ale From the Tail") - it'll keep you toasty and cozy through Cold-Shoulder Pass.

Or, you could take a direct flight on Air Open Mind, where the attendants always ask "What do YOU think we should serve you?"...

The catch is, both routes are one-way, and only one gets you there with Bullshit Breath :)

[FalseAdvertisement2]

I don't think I could adore this any more than I do.

[st3even]

Sweet

[ItsDanQuayle]

Can I be one? As the ex-vice-president, I believe I am qualified.

[OrbitalAngel]

lol

[Eorakamen]

While using 'their' in a non-gender specific way is common, it is grammatically wrong. My English teachers of old will testify to this truth, as well as any grammar book or website if you choose to delve further into the matter.

[ch12v51luke]

Or he was using their in a non-gender specific way, instead of his/her.

[Eorakamen]

This video is glorious. However, I'm going to be slightly petty by correcting your grammar. I'm sorry, but I cannot seem to control myself. "... and telling your hopeful employer that you would have been there sooner, but were too busy tapping their mom..." Employer is a singular noun, thus its pronoun (their) must also be singular (his). To be grammatically correct you must say, " ...telling your hopeful employer that you would have been there sooner, but were too busy tapping his mom."