I know better. I am not going to ask for insult. Thanks.Earthly education has little to do with useful (true) understanding.
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Because it was god who taught him how to read and write, and use a computer, get a job, become a functioning member of society, get a girlfriend (probably not).
Hahaha, looking at the context of the original thread, this was the response to the following:
<i>"Hey little brave boy, why don't you tell us what your bona fides actually are.
You so far have seemed to dodged this question. I'll put mine (sans details), but I would expect you to do the same:
BS 1986 Geology/ chem minor
Now why don't you grow a pair and tell us what your actual background is.
You call yourself a "geologist" on your profile, but I would never guess from the garbage you normally post. You usually can't even defend your own points with a reference and when you do, as in the "definition of mountain" you relied on a "Junior School" geology for kiddies page.
Give me a break. I won't sit here and have some two-bit scientific "wannabe" charlatan tell me I'm catching up to science."</i>
Knowledge (Truths of my Arse) is a class skill for Clerics?
EDIT: I'll have to update these for fourth edition eventually, but I'm not familiar with the system yet.
[I know better. I am not going to ask for insult. Thanks.]
He's pretty well already castrated you already. Why worry about insults now?
[Earthly education has little to do with useful (true) understanding.]
Translation: I may not be anywhere near your league, but with a little BS and by creatively talking out of my ass, I can try to make it seem like we're on an even footing.
Oh, you mean to say that your computer is made using exclusively biblical processor design, and powered only by christian electrons.
Get out, and leave all benefits of earthly education at the door, and that includes electricity, medical science, and construction techniques. This will leave you a diseased homeless bum, btw.
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