Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>>>> Note: no response.

>>> You didn't ask me anything.

>> Irrelevant, given that I never said I did, Karttunen.

> Why should I response, then?

What does your question have to do with classical music, Karttunen?

> And to what?

What does your question have to do with classical music, Karttunen?

>>>> Do you often acknowledge yourself, Karttunen?

>>> Every now and then.

>> How often is that, Karttunen?

> Occasionally.

How often is "Occasionally", Karttunen?

Tholen Ham lamed thusly:

>Tung Mai Sak writes:
>
>>> Risto Karttunen wrote:
>
>>>> tholen tholeth:
>
>>> Classic ambiguity.
>
>>>>>>>>> Still having writing problems, Karttunen?
>
>>>>>>>> ..
>
>>>>>>> Still having writing problems, Karttunen?
>
>>>>>> You quote me wrong.
>
>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
>
>>>> I wrote one period, not two.
>
>>> Classic pontificaiton.
>
>>>> You bloated mouse bowel,
>
>>> Classic invective, as expected from someone who lacks a logical
>>> argument.
>
>>>> don't you know
>>>> the difference between "." and ".." in the musical notation?
>
>>> What does your question have to do with OS/2, Karttunen?
>
>>>> Why is this so difficult for you to understand?
>
>>> What does your question have to do with OS/2, Karttunen?
>
>> why don't you two just get a big tube of ky and some vibrating butt-
>> plugs, then rent a room and have done with it.
>
>What does your question have to do with OS/2, Sak?
>
>> all this flirting is getting a bit disgusting.
>
>Classic erroneous presupposition. Karttunen calls it "silly fun".
>I call it Karttunen's obsession.

What does your classic erroneous presupposition have to do with OS/2,
Tholen?

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tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> How often is "Occasionally", Karttunen?
>
>From time to time.

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risto

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>> How often is "Occasionally", Karttunen?

>> From time to time.

How often is "From time to time", Karttunen?

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> How often is "From time to time", Karttunen?
>
Not very often.

--
risto

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>> How often is "From time to time", Karttunen?

> Not very often.

How often is "Not very often", Karttunen?

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> How often is "Not very often", Karttunen?
>
Not very often.

--
risto

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>> How often is "Not very often", Karttunen?

> Not very often.

Classic illogical circular reasoning on your part, Karttunen.

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> How often is "Not very often", Karttunen?
>
Once in a while.

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risto

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> Classic illogical circular reasoning on your part, Karttunen.
>
Didn't it match quite well with your nonsensical questions?

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risto

> Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 03:24:41 -0700

Hey kids! Once again it's time for Saturday morning Karttunen!

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>> How often is "Not very often", Karttunen?

> Once in a while.

How often is "Once in a while", Karttunen?

> Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 03:29:24 -0700

Hey kids! Once again it's time for Saturday morning Karttunen!

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>> Classic illogical circular reasoning on your part, Karttunen.

> Didn't it match quite well with your nonsensical questions?

Classic erroneous presupposition.

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> How often is "Once in a while", Karttunen?
>
At longish intervals.

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risto

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> >> Classic illogical circular reasoning on your part, Karttunen.
>
> > Didn't it match quite well with your nonsensical questions?
>
> Classic erroneous presupposition.
>
It would be, if your questions had something to do with classical
music, for example.

--
risto

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>> How often is "Once in a while", Karttunen?

> At longish intervals.

How long is a "longish interval", Karttunen?

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>>>> Classic illogical circular reasoning on your part, Karttunen.

>>> Didn't it match quite well with your nonsensical questions?

>> Classic erroneous presupposition.

> It would be, if your questions had something to do with classical
> music, for example.

Still suffering from reading comprehension problems, Karttunen?
Many of my questions have been "What does your 'silly fun' have
to do with classical music, Karttunen?" Those questions do have
something to do with classical music, Karttunen. So the question
stands: What does your "silly fun" have to do with classical
music, Karttunen?

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> How long is a "longish interval", Karttunen?
>
That depends on the context.

--
risto

Risto Karttunen writes:

> tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:

Classic ambiguity.

>> How long is a "longish interval", Karttunen?

> That depends on the context.

But you already know the context, Karttunen. Classic evasion on
your part, Karttunen.

tholen pontificaitoneth first with ambiuity, then with ambgiuity:
>
> >> How long is a "longish interval", Karttunen?
> > That depends on the context.
>
> But you already know the context, Karttunen.
>
I'm not sure about your interpretation. What did you exactly mean,
when you asked "do you often acknowledge yourself, Karttunen"? Does
that have something to do with classical music, for example?

--
risto