10-28-2012, 01:37 AM
Anyway, doesn't "asshole" imply that someone's social behavior is crass or offensive? It just doesn't make sense to say "He has left Nunes in without acknowledging his flaws -- he's an asshole."
Reminds me of that part of the movie Airplane! ... Guys in the control tower are trying to track the troubled jetliner piloted by one of the passengers. Air traffic controller is watching his instruments tracking the plane... "Ten thousand feet... Up to 16,000 feet... What an asshole!"
Actually, I don't have any interest in people doubling down (I think I got that phrase from Romney) on their tough proclamations about Shaw or whatever. I watch these games and I'm worried about the clear flaws and happy with the victories, my opinions on what should or should not be fixed are influenced by people presenting data and analysis, not uncompromising vocabulary.
Reminds me of that part of the movie Airplane! ... Guys in the control tower are trying to track the troubled jetliner piloted by one of the passengers. Air traffic controller is watching his instruments tracking the plane... "Ten thousand feet... Up to 16,000 feet... What an asshole!"
Actually, I don't have any interest in people doubling down (I think I got that phrase from Romney) on their tough proclamations about Shaw or whatever. I watch these games and I'm worried about the clear flaws and happy with the victories, my opinions on what should or should not be fixed are influenced by people presenting data and analysis, not uncompromising vocabulary.