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that's really my only explanation......he argues like my girlfriend does.... Blow them away with nonsensical pseudo logic and hope they just give up lol
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I just don't see the logic in arguing past a certain point.
I see you doing it quite well
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Originally Posted by ron1999
Neither of us are going to budge, we'll have to agree to disagree, and move on.
I'm ok with that, I just wish you weren't so incredibly oblivious to the fact that your points literally make no sense. Again, I'll say it very, very slowly for you.
No
One
Said
That
Changing
The
Definition
Of
The
Term
"4G"
Meant
That
Networks
Changed
In
Speed
In
Any
Way
.
Firstly, your argument is based on fictitious nonsense, and secondly, it's amazing you continue to defend it!
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Originally Posted by ron1999
But, you are correct about one thing. Both of you did come back with alot of nonsensical pseudo logic. I can't deny that!
Yeah, I'm the nonsensical one here.
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Originally Posted by ron1999
Maybe someday someone, somewhere, will change the definition of my "truck" so that it matches a "ferrari". That way I can sell it as a sports car.
That was MY POINT! I just said, and I quote:
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Originally Posted by kazyn
Look......we understand that words don't make things go fast. We got that. No one EVER said that calling something a name makes it faster or slower. If it did, I'd call myself Superman and rule the world.
You are now using my own arguments against me! This is exactly how the woman wins all of our arguments!
I'm ok with that, I just wish you weren't so incredibly oblivious to the fact that your points literally make no sense. Again, I'll say it very, very slowly for you.
No
One
Said
That
Changing
The
Definition
Of
The
Term
"4G"
Meant
That
Networks
Changed
In
Speed
In
Any
Way
.
Firstly, your argument is based on fictitious nonsense, and secondly, it's amazing you continue to defend it!
Yeah, I'm the nonsensical one here.
That was MY POINT! I just said, and I quote:
You are now using my own arguments against me! This is exactly how the woman wins all of our arguments!
LOL.
If you want to argue with me then I'll keep arguing with you. I have no problem with that.
But, if you want to move on, as I do, then we'll just have to disagree with each other and leave it at that.
If you want to argue with me then I'll keep arguing with you. I have no problem with that.
You aren't "arguing" so much as "embarrassing yourself by continuously insisting that the sky is, in fact, checkered".
The ITU calls LTE, WiMax, and HSPA+ 4G. You say they aren't 4G. Since the ITU defines 4G and you don't, you are wrong. What part of this are you having trouble understanding?
You aren't "arguing" so much as "embarrassing yourself by continuously insisting that the sky is, in fact, checkered".
The ITU calls LTE, WiMax, and HSPA+ 4G. You say they aren't 4G. Since the ITU defines 4G and you don't, you are wrong. What part of this are you having trouble understanding?
Shhh... maybe in his world he defines what 4G is. Don't spoil his acid trip. That stuff's expensive.
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