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Originally Posted by kdf5
I'm sure you're not looking for an arbiter because he'd tell you you're wrong too. Here's the problem, Al: you're never wrong. I've explained it. You refuse to listen. You'd rather sling insults and type paragraphs of smoke and mirror BS all in an effort to refuse to admit you're wrong. You call it your way, I'll call it mine but at the end of the day, you're wrong.
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"You call it your way, I'll call it mine" works perfectly well for me, kdf5. For the record I've been wrong way more times than I'd care to count and thankfully have avoided repeating a lot of those mistakes by listening to advice from others
WHO ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT.
Believe me, I couldn't care less about your "opinion", unless I can learn from it, so I have no interest in "slinging" anything. Sorry about your aversion to detail, but if you spent a little more time considering those pesky details, your opinions would be a lot more accurate and valuable.
Allow me to give you a hint, nobody (that matters) keeps score about the number of times an opinion is right, or wrong. The object is simply for everyone to avoid being wrong as much as possible. You explained NOTHING, you offered your opinion which was rejected as being inaccurate and petty. If you'd like to explain your reasoning more clearly, patiently and with some of those pesky details to support your conclusion, I'd be happy to consider your input as long as it might help me avoid new mistakes.
Barking that you're right and anything else is wrong, because you said so, just doesn't cut it. If you last long enough, doing this thing we do, you may learn that the more you understand and think you know, only exposes you to how much extra you need to learn and have yet to understand.