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You just managed to sum yourself up in a far better way than I ever could. I don't really care what Chup sent you, or that you think it was "much, much" better. But I do applaud you for demonstrating that your are a completely loathsome, mentally defective, man-child that can never hope to be anything more than a "could have been". I sent you a gift, that I now know you rated as lesser than another you received, nt because I was trying to makeup, or be hypocritical, I sent it because I mistakenly thought you were a fellow human. But now I'm not the only one who knows better.

And continue making all the claims you want, many of us are well aware of your posting history for 16-17 years now. And everything you claim is a continued deflection and lies which are quite possibly caused by one or more undiagnosed mental defects.

You really don't know do you Ed?

Okay I'll cut you some slack due to your ignorance of Praxis II testing.

That was indeed a mistake Ed. Don't take this the wrong way.

But I'm better than you.

That's cute that you believe that.

The one thing he has going for him and he even squeaked through that.

I'll tell you what I told Ed.

I'll excuse what you said due to your ignorance of how Praxis II testing works.

So, how does that quote function work? You do claim to be better after all.

Your skills in some areas are superior to mine. Computer related ones being an example.

Happy?

I'm always happy.

Dayton believes in Christian rights too.

I also believe in Christian rights. And by that I mean the right to fuck Dayton in the ass with rusty rebar on a daily basis without repurcussions.

I believe in the right to have sex with Christina Agulara.

You know, I took a closer look at that photo and I noticed that the 145 score is in the analytical part of social studies. You know, that critical thinking you struggle with here.

Having seen you post here for over a decade, I'm surprised you even scored that high.

https://www.thebalance.com/why-do-you-keep-getting-fired-525768

For Dayton.

Shit. @Dayton3 hits all seven of those points. Which he will now deny.

Before i clicked the link i wondered if you were just winding him up, but you are 100% on the money here.

@Dayton3 you would do well to read the article with an open mind.

Once again, Dayton fails to understand how the internet works.

Oh, no, no, no. We would believe you think that. What we would find hard to believe is that you're actually capable of being formidable.

What makes you think that?

You mean besides the fact that you're overweight, diabetic, over 50, and missing a significant portion of one foot? Or that you can't handle a short walk in the rain?

Except for the first two you are quite incorrect.

Sorry, no. You've stated you age before, we all know your medical saga with your foot, and when @garamet challenged you to walk to the store, you were unable to complete the task due to it "sprinkling." Most of that information, is all reposted right here in this thread, BTW.

First off.

1) I'm 49.

2) I had some tendons removed from my foot. It causes me no loss of mobility.

3) I decided I didn't want to bother with garamet's "challenge". Not that I was remotely incapable of doing so.

I thought @Dayton3 was in his late 40's.

Close enough.

So you say. But then again, you say lots of things we all know not to be true.

Because you'd rather spend your time banging your numerous girlfriends from the Niagara Falls area, right?

What???

I've never even been to Niagara Falls. And I have no interest in sex with anyone I'm not married to.

The most iconic teen movie of the '80s, and you can't get the reference. Pathetic.



Which is ironic, because I could totally see you having the conversation with a school janitor like this:

I didn't see any movies between 1982 and 1991.

Mission accomplished.

Ever heard of a VCR?



They were invented in the '60s, and I know they quit making them, but something like 90% of the population owned them by the late '90s.

The movie was on VHS, that's how I saw it. It also aired on TV a bunch of times.

There was also this thing really big in the '90s called a "DVD player.



They still make those. The movie's been available in that format since at least the late '90s.

There's also Blu-Ray players. They look like DVD players.


But have much better picture quality.

The movie's also available to rent or purchase from at least 7 streaming services.

That you've somehow missed, literally, one of the largest movies to define what it was like to be a teen in the '80s (and onwards) shows that your understanding of the American cultural landscape is as barren as the empty vacuum of space.

I rarely watch movies on television or VCR & DVD if I haven't seen them at the theater first.

You literally have just said the 21st century equivalent of "I don't read." Most of Akira Kurosawa's movies have never played in the US outside of major cities, and yet, a whole host of American movies are really only better understood after watching them. Lucas cribbed massive elements for his films from them. If you haven't seen them, you can't really grasp elements of the Star Wars films.

Have you ever seen Casablanca? 2001? Gone With the Wind? Stage Coach? THX1138?