Are generalisations generally general?
#2
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Let's have your views on this controversial issue! 

Last edited by DunRoaminTheUK; Dec 9th 2005 at 1:23 am.
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Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
I think that a generalisation that is generally general actually causes the generality of the original generalisation to generally become inifinitely reduceable in generalisation but whilst never actually getting to a point where the generalised generalisation loses it's generality as generlisation does not actually encompass an entire group therefore generalised generalisations actually reduce the generlisation of the first generality FFS!
(he's from Barcelona, you know.....)
#4
'I believe that what I see and do becomes a generalisation' (British Expats mantra, generally speaking, for most posters).
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#5
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
I think that a generalisation that is generally general actually causes the generality of the original generalisation to generally become inifinitely reduceable in generalisation but whilst never actually getting to a point where the generalised generalisation loses it's generality as generlisation does not actually encompass an entire group therefore generalised generalisations actually reduce the generlisation of the first generality FFS!
#7
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
I think that a generalisation that is generally general actually causes the generality of the original generalisation to generally become inifinitely reduceable in generalisation but whilst never actually getting to a point where the generalised generalisation loses it's generality completely, as a generalisation does not actually encompass an entire group therefore generalised generalisations actually reduce the generalisation of the first generality FFS!
#8
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Let's have your views on this controversial issue! 

You are mocking Madsads post i assume.
#9
Where are the whingiest Aussies:
Aussies in Australia, or
Aussies in the UK.
Although they are generally a whingy nation, they are not too bad over here, so I reckon it's the latter. As soon as they leave Australia, the whingy gene kicks in & the UK gets it in the ear.
Generally, this is not a generalisation.
Aussies in Australia, or
Aussies in the UK.
Although they are generally a whingy nation, they are not too bad over here, so I reckon it's the latter. As soon as they leave Australia, the whingy gene kicks in & the UK gets it in the ear.
Generally, this is not a generalisation.
#10
Originally Posted by Lerop Pekill
A person puts up a post regarding a very important day in their daughters life, and because the title is not worded to your liking you choose to make fun of it?
You are mocking Madsads post i assume.
You are mocking Madsads post i assume.
There have been a number of "generalising" posts
Madsad's - started at 7.12pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341903
then Luke's - started at 7.35pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341907
then Menace's - started at 9.22pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341926
and finally Vash's - started at 9.44pm
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341927
and thats excluding all the posts that generalise about life in OZ, UK, US etc that we see every day.
so who is mocking who ? or is that whom is mocking whom ?
#11
Originally Posted by Vegemite Kids
Actually I think you will find he is mocking the whole "general" thing rather than madsad's post
There have been a number of "generalising" posts
Madsad's - started at 7.12pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341903
then Luke's - started at 7.35pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341907
then Menace's - started at 9.22pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341926
and finally Vash's - started at 9.44pm
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341927
and thats excluding all the posts that generalise about life in OZ, UK, US etc that we see every day.
so who is mocking who ? or is that whom is mocking whom ?
There have been a number of "generalising" posts
Madsad's - started at 7.12pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341903
then Luke's - started at 7.35pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341907
then Menace's - started at 9.22pm http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341926
and finally Vash's - started at 9.44pm
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341927
and thats excluding all the posts that generalise about life in OZ, UK, US etc that we see every day.
so who is mocking who ? or is that whom is mocking whom ?
#12
Originally Posted by Lerop Pekill
A person puts up a post regarding a very important day in their daughters life, and because the title is not worded to your liking you choose to make fun of it?
You are mocking Madsads post i assume.
You are mocking Madsads post i assume.

Nope,
I think Vash is just putting a, "Lounge" type post in the Oz forum.
I for one, wanna see more of this, cos The Lounge can be a bit of a, "closed shop" if you're not a regular. (So can the Oz Forum, but not nearly as much)...
I've no idea where you're getting the, "Madsad" connection from, & I reckon Vash doesn't either...
Just a bit of fun, I reckon...
Don't look too deep for something that isn't there, I'd say...
#13
Originally Posted by Scossie

Nope,
I think Vash is just putting a, "Lounge" type post in the Oz forum.
I for one, wanna see more of this, cos The Lounge can be a bit of a, "closed shop" if you're not a regular. (So can the Oz Forum, but not nearly as much)...
I've no idea where you're getting the, "Madsad" connection from, & I reckon Vash doesn't either...
Just a bit of fun, I reckon...
Don't look too deep for something that isn't there, I'd say...

OK.
#14
Originally Posted by Scossie
Don't look too deep for something that isn't there, I'd say...

#15
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
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