Period Christmas erections?

[Penners]

:lol:

 

[Jellyfire]

:?

 

[Penners]

A private joke, Jelly. Just talk among yourselves for a while.

 

[Flyfisher]

Yes, you had to be there really, before the edits. :lol:

 

[Jellyfire]

I can make an educated guess as to the theme, so will continue in happy ignorance!

 

[Penners]

I can make an educated guess as to the theme

Bet you can't!

 

[robgil]

Is it man love talk guys?

 

[Jellyfire]

In which case I think it best not to know! :shock:

 

[Penners]

Well, if you must know, we were discussing the fallacy of phrasing a question that, by the way it is worded, assumes something not contextually granted, assumes something not true, or assumes a false dichotomy. To be a fallacy, and not just a rhetorical technique, the conclusion (usually an answer to the question) must be present either implicitly or explicitly.

As I said, it was a private joke. A good giggle, though!

 

[robgil]

I knew it, man love talk.

 

[DJH]

Yeah I was in on it too ???. :? :?

 

[robgil]

Sexy man love talk in a Christmas erections thread, my goodness, is nothing sacred.

 

[Flyfisher]

Well, if you must know, we were discussing the fallacy of phrasing a question that, by the way it is worded, assumes something not contextually granted, assumes something not true, or assumes a false dichotomy. To be a fallacy, and not just a rhetorical technique, the conclusion (usually an answer to the question) must be present either implicitly or explicitly.

Which, roughly translated, means very few jokes stand up to critical analysis and explanation. :wink:

 

[LadyArowana]

Well, if you must know, we were discussing the fallacy of phrasing a question that, by the way it is worded, assumes something not contextually granted, assumes something not true, or assumes a false dichotomy. To be a fallacy, and not just a rhetorical technique, the conclusion (usually an answer to the question) must be present either implicitly or explicitly.

Which, roughly translated, means very few jokes stand up to critical analysis and explanation. :wink:

Apart from the custard pie in the face, still love that.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/oxfordshire/4235742.stm

( I quite like Mr Clarkson too, disagree with some of his views but at least he's an antidote to too much political correctness and dour lack of sense of humour )

 

[Penners]

Well said, Milady, although writ small. It's also worth pointing out that JC himself had a good laugh at that incident.

The enormous sickness of the PC lobby needs more than a few antidotes.

 

[robgil]

"I do have a disregard for the environment.

"I think the world can look after itself and we should enjoy it as best we can."

This man will say anything to get in the press, if he really means what he says he needs to be removed from our environment into one all by himself, then he can be recklessly selfish in his own little world . :lol:

 

[MdB]

Problems with cats and trees?

Worried about your Christmas erection? Then I have a solution for you.

 

[Penners]

Aha! I spy a Dark Side of the Moon poster!

Even more interesting than a cat puzzled by an upside down Christmas tree.

 

[DJH]

Aha! I spy a Dark Side of the Moon poster!

Even more interesting than a cat puzzled by an upside down Christmas tree.

A cat!! It's a doppelganger for our Tipsy (a cat)

 

[Jellyfire]

Maybe te tree is the right way up and the room is upside down?