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Mods: The DH problem; The Final Solution
Dear Moderators,
I have a couple of suggestions as to how to stem the haemorrhaging of long term, often valuable, contributors from these fora in the face of the plague of inane drivel perpetrated by the DH brigade. Many of us remember that the Maple Leaf was established to inoculate the main Canada Forum from off-topic threads; I suggest that now is the time for a booster shot. Since these dull, dull people are apparently too dull to find the Lounge, please either relocate their tedious chitchat there or, even better, set up a sub-forum for them. Working title "The Dull Housewives Quarantine Ward" Thank you for your kind attention, Novo. |
Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by welshchem
(Post 6502570)
I think you need to expand the question and explain what kind of answer you want.
'A bigot is a person who is intolerant of opinions, lifestyles, or identities differing from his or her own, and bigotry is the corresponding ideology.' (Courtesy of Wikipaedia) Are you talking about humans? Begin :rofl: |
Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
IMHO - Darwin set no store by randomness. New variants might arise at random, or they might be acquired characteristics induced by food, for all Darwin knew.
Far more important for Darwin was the nonrandom process whereby some survived but others perished. Natural selection is arguably the most momentous idea ever to occur to a human mind, because it — alone as far as we know — explains the elegant illusion of design that pervades the living kingdoms and explains, in passing, us. Whatever else it is, natural selection is not a "modest" idea, nor is descent with modification. |
Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by Harrypottermouse
(Post 6502700)
IMHO - Darwin set no store by randomness. New variants might arise at random, or they might be acquired characteristics induced by food, for all Darwin knew.
Far more important for Darwin was the nonrandom process whereby some survived but others perished. Natural selection is arguably the most momentous idea ever to occur to a human mind, because it — alone as far as we know — explains the elegant illusion of design that pervades the living kingdoms and explains, in passing, us. Whatever else it is, natural selection is not a "modest" idea, nor is descent with modification. |
Re: Mods: The DH problem; The Final Solution
Hey Mods. Don't get on the site much these days but aren't there several threads which are in reality all sub threads about the same subject?
How many 'DH' threads does one forum need, discussing tedium and having a dig at the same group of contributors? The most tedious thing on returning to the forum? The tedium threads. TEDIOUS. TEDIOUS. TEDIOUS. Thinking back when I was mid move, I was on here with the likes of burtonbunch and stressing about the shippers, the kids, the OH. Were we the original dull housewives? :rofl: Knock the bitching on the head folks and get a life? |
Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by welshchem
(Post 6502724)
Have you read THE EDGE OF EVOLUTION: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism by Michael J. Behe, or are you just quoting the opening paragraphs?
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Re: Mods: The DH problem; The Final Solution
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 6502612)
Dear Moderators,
I have a couple of suggestions as to how to stem the haemorrhaging of long term, often valuable, contributors from these fora in the face of the plague of inane drivel perpetrated by the DH brigade. Many of us remember that the Maple Leaf was established to inoculate the main Canada Forum from off-topic threads; I suggest that now is the time for a booster shot. Since these dull, dull people are apparently too dull to find the Lounge, please either relocate their tedious chitchat there or, even better, set up a sub-forum for them. Working title "The Dull Housewives Quarantine Ward" Thank you for your kind attention, Novo. |
Re: Mods: The DH problem; The Final Solution
I've been away for ages, good to see nothing's changed :thumbup:
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Re: Mods: The DH problem; The Final Solution
Originally Posted by Sue
(Post 6502740)
The Maple Leaf is for off-topic chat, if you don't like a thread topic you don't have to read it.
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Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by Coffeepot
(Post 6502734)
Ive read winnie the pooh does that count ?
As for Pooh, of course he counts. And here's a question for you: what's brown and rhymes with snoop? |
Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by welshchem
(Post 6502748)
I was trying to subtley point out that although HPM's post began IMHO, his HO seems to coincide word for word with a paragraph from the above book.
As for Pooh, of course he counts. And here's a question for you: what's brown and rhymes with snoop? |
Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by welshchem
(Post 6502748)
I was trying to subtley point out that although HPM's post began IMHO, his HO seems to coincide word for word with a paragraph from the above book.
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Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by Coffeepot
(Post 6502753)
is this a trick question ?
Do you want the answer? |
Re: Mods: The DH problem; The Final Solution
Originally Posted by Sue
(Post 6502746)
..... and as I've just realised you have already started a thread on this topic I'm closing this one. Surely the topic isn't that interesting that you want to discuss it further .... or perhaps you are just bored? ;)
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Re: The Invasion of the Dull Housewives
Originally Posted by welshchem
(Post 6502756)
yes
Do you want the answer? |
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