TRex @ 8

I really want one of those pillows.

Here’s where to get one. $70 plus shipping.

I’m in the wrong business.

Can’t afford the horse pillow but here’s a ten-buck tip for the dinosaur.

Rayne @
437

Wigwam @ 435

“A jury of Libby’s peers examined the evidence carefully over 10 days — and they found him guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt.

How’s the rest of that crap going to hold up in court when they stop hiding behind lies?”

I guess that the thing that bugs me is the red-herring value that they get out of it. If you digress to dispute the truth of their bullshit, they’ve succeeded in changing the subject away from their own misdeeds. If you don’t, however, it appears that you are accepting their point. What’s needed is a single phrase that dismisses their points relevance and credibility, both at once.

And how are those rose colored contacts working out for you?

More cocktails anyone?

And we’re off to see the wizard!

How about, “So what?”

I really *hate* having to keep harping on this stuff but it must be done. Most people’s working knowledge is not based on facts but on an overall fuzzy impression of what is true, and that is largely based on what appears to be a community consensus. We are social animals and this is a hard-wired trait. Owning the media allows the VRWC to fabricate an apparent consensus.

So we have to repeat the facts. The facts have to be real, but the key is repetition, repitition, repetition. A scornful tone helps, too.

Wigwam @ 435

“A jury of Libby’s peers examined the evidence carefully over 10 days — and they found him guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt.

How’s the rest of that crap going to hold up in court when they stop hiding behind lies?”

I guess that the thing that bugs me is the red-herring value that they get out of it. If you digress to dispute the truth of their bullshit, they’ve succeeded in changing the subject away from their own misdeeds. If you don’t, however, it appears that you are accepting their point. What’s needed is a single phrase that dismisses their points relevance and credibility, both at once.