Re: Hobbits and shellfish - a note.

On Jul 6, 7:39 pm, "Mario Petrinovic" <mario.petrinov...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Mario Petrinovic:

Your tries of refutation, your collected "evidence" is just very
stretched tiny things that DON'T actually FIT into our reality AT ALL,
they
are artificaly put onto this world, and ABSOLUTELY nothing else. But
because
you really want to refute my claim you use ANYTHING you can get. But, this
only works against you, because if you use such methods to refute valid
theories, the only result for you will be that you will not accept VALID
theories. Which is your problem. -- Mario Petrinovic

        For example, I don't know about Japan, but in my country sashimi is
much more expensive than normal fish. For gods sake, this is raw fish, what
is so expensive about it? The thing that is expensive is its exibitionistic
value, nothing else.
        But you accept this as evidence against my claim, and you don't
understand that this ISN'T evidence against my claim, so what can I do.
Believe whatever you want. I rely on smart people, normal people simply
aren't smart enough (Yes, I do have a theory that people actually aren't
intelligent beings, which is completly in tune with the reality of course,
otherwise I wouldn't have that theory). -- Mario Petrinovic

Of course, Mario. Say, ever notice how
the tip of your index finger fits perfectly
up your nose? Makes a good picking
device, eh? I'll bet you've never thought
of it before now. What do you suppose
Marco would have to say? Aquatic adaptation,
do you suppose? Or cliff diving trait?
Could you explain? I mean, I'm home
from work now and there really isn't
anything good on TV so I need some
entertainment......
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"What is "loon"?
Mario Petrinovic 06/21/2009
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