SSBB's save data includes the friend code and online data, which could potentially cause problems when copied to a different Wii, so copying is disabled for SSBB saves. If you happen to have Twilight Princess, though, there are a numberofhomebrewsolutions.
I highly suggest renting TP if you don't have it, if only for the Homebrew Channel.
That's the thing, though; it's a misuse of a phrase so much as "kick the bucket" as a literal expression of kicking a bucket would be a misuse of a phrase. The definition of it can be easily achieved by examining the words it uses and their contexts, making it much less likely to confuse a non-native speaker than many other expressions in wide use. The main source of confusion would be if someone tries to make it out to be an invalid phrase.
One of the great things about English is that one can phrase something a million different ways and still get the same meaning; banning the use of one phrase because it happens to also be the name of a logical fallacy is silly and pointless.
The problem with your logic here is that using "begs the question" outside of its meaning as a logical fallacy is not actually an error, but a literal interpretation of the phrase. Using it in this sense doesn't actually do any harm to its original sense.
"Begs the question" makes perfect sense when used as "raises the question," and it's understood by the majority of those who would hear it. This is my criteria for a functional phrase. Who gives an ass if it also happens to be a name for a logical fallacy? The contextual differences should be enough to immediately determine whether it's meant in the logic sense or as a phrase. Complaining about it is nothing but misguided pedantry.
So you're getting mad at the mods for not modding down a legitimate post because they don't like the user? This is a good thing, twitter's cocksucking notwithstanding.
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Are males really having children younger?
I don't know about you, but I'm worried that men are having children at all.
So? It's sending them the message that they aren't trusted because they aren't trusted. If they were trusted, there would be no reason to use this.
SSBB's save data includes the friend code and online data, which could potentially cause problems when copied to a different Wii, so copying is disabled for SSBB saves. If you happen to have Twilight Princess, though, there are a number of homebrew solutions. I highly suggest renting TP if you don't have it, if only for the Homebrew Channel.
They don't care.
Seeing your comment about another comment being modded Redundant being modded Redundant being modded Redundant brightened up my day, too.
The problem is that it usually isn't actually entertaining.
Another company to purposely avoid.
I know it was harsh, but you gotta get over her, man.
You are a very inexperienced time-waster.
Tell me about it! I'm always telling my dates that my personality is beyond my control, but they always see differently.
Holy shit, you can beat people up over the internet now? AWESOME!
I submit for citation the original post. In it is a perfectly valid and widely understood use of the phrase.
That's the thing, though; it's a misuse of a phrase so much as "kick the bucket" as a literal expression of kicking a bucket would be a misuse of a phrase. The definition of it can be easily achieved by examining the words it uses and their contexts, making it much less likely to confuse a non-native speaker than many other expressions in wide use. The main source of confusion would be if someone tries to make it out to be an invalid phrase.
One of the great things about English is that one can phrase something a million different ways and still get the same meaning; banning the use of one phrase because it happens to also be the name of a logical fallacy is silly and pointless.
Unfortunately for your argument, there is value in "beg the question" as "raise the question," and language already has moved in that direction.
The problem with your logic here is that using "begs the question" outside of its meaning as a logical fallacy is not actually an error, but a literal interpretation of the phrase. Using it in this sense doesn't actually do any harm to its original sense.
"Begs the question" makes perfect sense when used as "raises the question," and it's understood by the majority of those who would hear it. This is my criteria for a functional phrase. Who gives an ass if it also happens to be a name for a logical fallacy? The contextual differences should be enough to immediately determine whether it's meant in the logic sense or as a phrase. Complaining about it is nothing but misguided pedantry.
The word "definitely" is commonly spelled "definately." It's still an incorrect usage.
A quick word-replacement and your post is justifying the banning of all porn in general.
Violent games could desensitize would-be murderers to the act, rape fantasy porn could desensitize would-be rapists to the act, etc. etc.
Yes, it certainly could. That is, however, not a reason to ban it.
I always hate it when I can't tell whether someone is either psychotic or a really good troll.
"Creativity test?" What is it, a blank page?
That's "the slippery soapbox."
So you're getting mad at the mods for not modding down a legitimate post because they don't like the user? This is a good thing, twitter's cocksucking notwithstanding.
...and then he was just gone!