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or new book ...

Where  men have started to use the word "silly"? THIS IS NOT A SLIGHT OR DIG!  I'm honestly curious...for I rarely hear woman use that word... let alone men and it's caught my eye several times...like it's become the trendy word of late.

 

REMEBER NOT A DIG.....

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Glad you fixed here...to hear....now just change woman to women and the irony of this whole thread goes away....and I'm not digging nor getting specific/critical, I promise. Just an observation.

 

Commanding the English language is never a bad thing. I rank it as effective as alcohol as far as its effect on women and their ability to judge.

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Glad you fixed here...to hear....now just change woman to women, and the irony of this whole thread goes away....and I'm not digging nor getting specific/critical, I promise. Just an observation.

 

Commanding the English language is never a bad thing. I rank it as effective as alcohol as far as its effect on women and their ability to judge.

You're just being silly.

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You're just being silly.

 

Of course. I almost made a thread about noticing the trend of women incoherently babbling. The more I thought about it, the less I liked the idea of speaking truth. That's silly.

 

Grow, have some fun here. Don't take this too seriously.

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Phade now since your done critiquing my errors, I did not catch...Please make sure you go back and do the same for the many errors I see in others post...one's I and I'm sure others notice but are polite enough to ignore...Now please remind me one's again who is hanging on whom's every word?..Still throwing that tantrum I see...

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Phade now since your done critiquing my errors, I did not catch...Please make sure you go back and do the same for the many errors I see in others post...one's I and I'm sure others notice but are polite enough to ignore...Now please remind me one's again who is hanging on whom's every word?..Still throwing that tantrum I see...

Grow,

I think this sums it up:

Napoleon complex is a pejorative term describing a psychological condition which is said to exist in people, both men and women, of short stature. It is also known as 'Napoleonic Complex'. [1] It is characterized by overly-aggressive or domineering social behavior, and carries the implication that such behaviour is compensatory for the subject's stature. The term is also used more generally to describe people who are driven by a perceived handicap to overcompensate in other aspects of their lives. Other names for the term include Napoleon syndrome[2] and Short Man syndrome.

 

Phade is Phade take it or leave it. Being I'm not knew and have been dealing with him for a while I no better and just brush it off. He does contribute and has some knowledge of dear and dear hunting……..or may be not. lol

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Grow,

I think this sums it up:

Napoleon complex is a pejorative term describing a psychological condition which is said to exist in people, both men and women, of short stature. It is also known as 'Napoleonic Complex'. [1] It is characterized by overly-aggressive or domineering social behavior, and carries the implication that such behaviour is compensatory for the subject's stature. The term is also used more generally to describe people who are driven by a perceived handicap to overcompensate in other aspects of their lives. Other names for the term include Napoleon syndrome[2] and Short Man syndrome.

Phade is Phade take it or leave it. Being I'm not knew and have been dealing with him for a while I no better and just brush it off. He does contribute and has some knowledge of dear and dear hunting……..or may be not. lol

Phade now since your done critiquing my errors, I did not catch...Please make sure you go back and do the same for the many errors I see in others post...one's I and I'm sure others notice but are polite enough to ignore...Now please remind me one's again who is hanging on whom's every word?..Still throwing that tantrum I see...

Look Grow, when you can't laugh at yourself, you are wound too tight. I expressed pretty clearly to have some fun and not take this too seriously. I have plenty of errors in my posts as well, so don't feel like I am being high and mighty, OK.

As far as my comment being inane, meh, but I can see how that comes across. Women have been sweet talked since language was used instead of clubbing over the head. I don't think anyone would disagree. Same goes for guys for the record, I just don't have experience with that personally. The babbling was an exercise in using "silly." And for the record, I have to say I women are better at alot of things...work or home. More even keeled when pressure is on...

The Napolean complex is a little boggling to me, but hey, I've been called worse! If the shoe fits, I will wear it! Definitely no experience in dear and dear hunting though, lol.

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Phade is Phade take it or leave it. Being I'm not knew and have been dealing with him for a while I no better and just brush it off. He does contribute and has some knowledge of dear and dear hunting……..or may be not. lol

The obviously misused homonyms as bait is a silly attempt to get a rise out of phade.

 

This inane ploy apparently has failed..

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I have no problem with a guy using the word "silly".  It's in the dictionary, so I guess it can be used appropriately.  I do however draw the line on men getting manicures and pedicures.  Most especially if they are hunters.  These dudes should be banned from the sport forever.  These guys have some nerve gutting a deer with manicured fingernails!  Now that is just too much to handle!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I have not observed that the word "silly" is being used more often than in the past.  If any words annoy me, it words like "hashtag", "tweet", and other modern nonsense like that.  When I hear the media say that such and such a celebrity "hashtaged" or "tweeted" this or that I cringe.  Like who gives a flying f--- what any of these clowns think or want to say??  Compared to this kind of nonsense, someone saying "silly" would be welcomed.  Kids can be "silly".  Nothing wrong with anyone saying that in my opinion.

 

 

 

 

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