hoopties of love

[shovelheadriderParticipant 2400]

Women want men to have the best of everything House ,car and everything except one.They expect the man to prefer Mini van of love not with the speedometer rolled over.Never a hot sports model off the show room floor. One that buttons and whistles still work; and the latest handling package. I am saying this because I just can’t spend money on old women.Even if they still look good,I know they have a higher maintenance and less performance. In a world that is so inclusive,you come out the closet and say you don’t like to spend money on woman that are too old.Not only the age thing in looks. I hate old women things,spending time and money with Chads grand kids. Yep you can say you don’t like older women.but don’t say it around one.Better still I try not to interact with them.All women a beggars and feel that you ow them something to just be in their presence.
Most women are against prostitution,but they are not getting off anything with out you doing something for them.
Distinction without a difference is a fallacy that often appears in philosophical or political debate. The basic version of the fallacy occurs when a person prefers, or insists on, one term to a synonymous term, even though there is no substantive difference in meaning between the two. The arguer will typically claim that a nuanced distinction between two terms makes them incompatible as synonyms. While a linguistic distinction may in fact occur, if the generally accepted meaning of both terms are not changed by the distinction, the arguer is creating a logical fallacy. This type of fallacy is frequently an aspect of political arguments.

[Gravel PitParticipant]

Reminds me of the discovery I made recently. That when tying knots in a rope: the Sheepbend is the same damn thing as a Bowline.

The difference I discovered is merely in how you are employing the knot.

You see, technically a Knot, Bend and Hitch are all different ways to employ a rope. So although sheepbend and bowline are the same thing; one is a knot used to make a loop at the end of a rope (Bowline). And the other is used to conjoin two different ends of rope together.

It seemed like a dumb argument but its true… when examining the two, they’re the same. They ust have two different names for the situation youre using it for.

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