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General Category => Chesterfield Discussion => Topic started by: Pete on May 30, 2013, 09:38:09 AM
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Daft question removed.
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I refuse to ignore this until you explain fully, why, in your opinion, we should do so.
You can't just tell us to ignore nothing whatsoever - its not right.
I might have to report you to the Moderator for your " Ignore this-erance" :P
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Do you want to pretend I'm interested in what you're saying?
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Ignore him Scimitar - he'll be on the wakky bakky again ^-^ ;D
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This thread was to test a theory I'd read about - and Scimitar just proved the hypothesis.
Now, where can I get this wakky bakky from - sounds good to me! ;)
Salvador Dali for Prime Minister!
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Well come on then Pete the Paint - share this theory. :?
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It's complicated, so I'll simplify as best I can.
More people will click a button marked "Don't Press" than will press a button marked "Press This".
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Heyup - he finks ware fick now ;) :))
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Not at all.
If I told you the article was about self-honesty, and how people kid themselves knowing that they are kiding themselves and people who kid themselves but actually believe it.
Does that make sense?
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Do you want to pretend I'm interested in what you're saying?
Hey, I was only having a bit of fun, or so I thought. Your sense of humour seems to have been replaced by rudeness.
Still, its your little toy, and I guess you can say what you want at the risk of humiliating members.
Nuff said >:(
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My sense of humour is a little darker than you think - it was supposed to funny...
After a couple of humorous posts by you, I thought it would amuse you. Obviously I was wrong.
I apologise if you took offense - but if you joke with me I will joke with you. Don't think Morcambe and wise, think Frankie Boyle.
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Apology accepted. I was told on my school report once that I had a weird sense of humour, so I guess we are both similar in that respect.
I misinterpreted you it seems - no damage done ;)
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Yes I knew Pete was joking scimitar - it is the wakky bakky don't let him kid you it's not ;)
Pete ;D I was also joking in my post - a bit of psychology in it - thats my interest - which is why I didn't initially respond to the initial post.
Interesting theory though - and very true ;)
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Not at all.
If I told you the article was about self-honesty, and how people kid themselves knowing that they are kiding themselves and people who kid themselves but actually believe it.
Does that make sense?
Deffo wacky bacca. Surely if you believed it, you wouldn't know you were kidding yourself in the first place would you. And don't call me Shirley :P
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>> Surely if you believed it, you wouldn't know you were kidding yourself
Nor so Flyboy - how many people think they are in with a chance on the National Lottery? Loads.
Yet it has been proven that the odds against winning the lottery are a lot less than being struck by lightning.
How many people worry about being struck by lightening? Not many.
We kid ourselves all the time one way or another.
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I kid myself all the time that one day I will be back to the eight and half stones I used to be ::)
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There was a spam post this morning next to Pete's "ignore this". Psychic maybe?
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Lottery. You've got to be in it to win it.
I don't spend a lot of money on the dream of winning it.
Don't expect to win it either.
We kid ourselves all the time one way or another.
That I do agree with :)
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Not sure if its still true but in the early days of the lottery 10,000 people a week were picking the numbers 1 to 6 as their entry.
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:)
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Not sure if its still true but in the early days of the lottery 10,000 people a week were picking the numbers 1 to 6 as their entry.
Why?
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Why not?
In theory the numbers 1-2-3-4-5-6 stand as much chance of coming out as do 1-15-21-27-35-47 etc.
You'd be a bit annoyed to find you'd got 6 numbers and won £700!!
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We won a tenner last night :D