cleaver
Literotica Koro
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Not to beat a dead horse but is this YOUR idea of a contribution?
strangely enough, ann, old bean...
trees meet the forest
and vice-versa
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Not to beat a dead horse but is this YOUR idea of a contribution?
You find yourself agreeing with me much more often than you care to admit. Amiright?![]()
strangely enough, ann, old bean...
trees meet the forest
and vice-versa
No.
:extraletters:
Your most intelligent post yet!![]()
Occasionally he's prone to intelligence. Very occasionally, but it happens. Even a broken clock is correct twice a day. Granted his record is not as good, but then ya know...
You are indeed the ever ready bunny of idiocy. Kind of appropriate being Easter an' all.
That was kind of lame. Even for you. You've been losing your snappiness lately. Perhaps you need a break.
And apparently no one else does much either. Go ahead though. Blame me for your general lack of intellect and sharpness. I can take it. Doesn't make it true, but then you have a penchant for delusion. What's one more.
Surprised, I'm not.
Talking to you is like trying to cut tomatoes with a dull knife.![]()
You find yourself agreeing with me much more often than you care to admit. Amiright?![]()
I'm very bad in certain English terms and/or expressions; is this what would be construed as a rhetorical question?
If not, what would imply: if the premise of your question quoted above is correct, the "no" answer is pretty predictable.
What kind of question would it be called?
I don't know if it fits into a particular niche. Adrina's responses are always predictable. There is no possible way for her to answer 'yes' in public and still save face among her fellow Georges. SO, knowing her answer in advance was merely a device meant to point it out. When backed into a corner she always reverts to name calling.
She did seem a little disappointed, don't you think? I think she secretly desires to be my friend. Or maybe she worships and fears me. That's really been far more effort than I intended for a response.![]()
Yes fine, but who gives a damn about her? my inquiry is to know if this question you asked fits what a 'rhetorical' question is, or is it called something else.
Since you're a native eng speaker n all.
That was all. i promise you. Really.
I guess. Literature isn't really "my area".![]()