Not just you; plenty of people made the same incorrect spelling.
But the fact that you were angry when you wrote that reply isn't good, on a totally separate note.
The more emotion you put into an argument, the more you allow your emotion to be manipulated by your enemy, which puts you at a disadvantage. Rationality wins arguments - that is, rationality makes everyone who sees the argument think more favorably of your side. That, really, was my point in continuing that thread: logical, rational countering of every emotional point made creates the appearance of me 'winning.'
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on 28 Feb 2004 01:37 (UTC)no subject
on 28 Feb 2004 01:38 (UTC)it's one of the words I ALWAYS spell wrong, but usually spellcheck to pick it up...I didn't spell check..
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on 28 Feb 2004 17:14 (UTC)But the fact that you were angry when you wrote that reply isn't good, on a totally separate note.
The more emotion you put into an argument, the more you allow your emotion to be manipulated by your enemy, which puts you at a disadvantage. Rationality wins arguments - that is, rationality makes everyone who sees the argument think more favorably of your side. That, really, was my point in continuing that thread: logical, rational countering of every emotional point made creates the appearance of me 'winning.'