This is why DeBlasio is terrible (New York, Albany: crime, homes, construction)

[SeventhFloor]

Originally Posted by blahblahyoutoo

rarely, because I already know all the best words.
so lemme axe you again. under which dictionary did you find the definition of 'insanity'?

Rhodes Scholar in the house

Go on Jeopardy!

[SeventhFloor]

Teach us some new words!

[blahblahyoutoo]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

Teach us some new words!

Here’s a new one for you: homogenous
Hint, it doesn’t mean all white.

In return,I axe you. What dictionary did u look up the word insanity?

[SeventhFloor]

Originally Posted by blahblahyoutoo

Here’s a new one for you: homogenous
Hint, it doesn’t mean all white.

In return,I axe you. What dictionary did u look up the word insanity?

See what im saying, keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results

Teach us some new words! U r so smart! 200 IQ?

[SeventhFloor]

You are so smart that u should run for Mayor and solve all the city’s problems! So smart! You! Yes you are!

[OyCrumbler]

Originally Posted by blahblahyoutoo

show me which dictionary says that.

Do you know what an aphorism is?

[Energystream]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

You are so smart that u should run for Mayor and solve all the city’s problems! So smart! You! Yes you are!

Interestingly enough, the quote you used is actually referenced on Merriam Webster's site:

"An oft-quoted bon mot (frequently attributed to Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, or a number of other people who probably never said it) is that insanity may be defined as “doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” While the job of lexicographers might be easier if they were allowed to use witty sayings instead of precise definitions, such belletristic labors are not within their purview. The straight facts about insanity are these: it has been in use in English since the late 16th century, for the first two hundred years or so carrying only the literal meaning “the condition of being mentally deranged.” In the 19th century it began to take on a looser sense, “extreme folly or unreasonableness.” In modern usage, insanity may be found in both senses: you may tell your brother that trying to skateboard while holding onto a car is "insanity" (in which case you mean that it is extremely foolish) or encounter the stricter original meaning in such contexts as insanity plea."

[SeventhFloor]

Forgive the transplant for not being able to afford to live amongst more of their own

[Mr.Retired]

Opinion:

Sad to see that some long time posters can be so easily coerced into verbal diatribe.

[sirtiger]

this guy is utterly delusional. He still think he has a chance

https://nypost.com/2019/09/04/de-bla...e-after-oct-1/