Rose Wrote:In actual fact I think emotions are too complicated to apply terms like 'opposite' to. The idea of opposites is problematic in general from an objective point of view. But it is fun to to talk about.

Kaden Wrote:That... doesn't even make sense.

EDIT: More specifically, hating or loving something is the opposite of being apathetic towards something. That's what Greg and I were just talking about.

So what doesn't make sense is that you either can't read (which makes post on an online forum a fairly impressive feat) or that you were addressing an old conversation without making any actual reference to it.

Saz Wrote:The last 24 hours, so many little irritating things have happened to me, it's all built up and now I'm tense and wound up. I just want to punch something.

Oh, and it really annoys me when people say poker is a sport, or that it's 90% skill and 10% luck, or something stupid like that. The fact is you can be the best player in the world, make all the right moves, but if your opponents are always getting better cards, you're gonna lose. Even the biggest winners admit that their edge against other opponents is small, and it takes a hell of a lot of volume to see their advantage clearly shown in their results. I do appreciate the skill and strategy factor though, if it was just purely about luck I'd probable just go bet on sports instead. I like the idea that you can outsmart people, there's also a lot of math involved too that a lot of people don't realise. There's just a lot of different levels to the game.

Bil Baer Jaxx Wrote:It's a basic law of physics, there can't be more than one opposite to anything.

Juno Wrote:The last book totally freaked me out. I mean, it was more about promoting gay pride than Harry Potter. I can remember the line that really made me dislike the book:

"Students of Hogwarts, I have always known that you all were as different as the colors of the rainbow... you were red, blue, yellow, green, anything you wanted to be... but now, Hogwarts will have a new dress code. Rainbow cloaks. Mrs. Minerva McGonagall, in honor of my coming out of the closet, has enchanted all of your robes to turn rainbow and tye-dye. Oh, and there was a reason I put males in a dormitory and females in another... from now, experimentation will be your official homework!"

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OWL - Outstanding Womanly Love and its new alternative OML, Outstanding Male Love
NEWT - New Experimenting in Weird Techniques

Kazuya Wrote:I love my Rebby.