Actually, it's the people "presenting consistent scenarios" contrary to the original post without bothering to inform anyone that are "stirring up arguments." For reference:hoopyfrood said:The people arguing against plainly obvious facts are the ones stirring up arguments.
This totally says how far away he is.Its a beautiful day in where-ever-the-hell-you-live-ville you are at the "insert local shopping centre here" its very busy. But there is evil aloof, a man pulls a gun, and turns in you your direction. You cant tell if he will shoot or not. What do you do?
Another couple of options: "Drop to the floor" "Flee"hoopyfrood said:Again, you cannot disarm anyone unless he is right in front of you. Since disarming is presented as an option the only logical conclusion is that he must be in front of you.Seanchaidh said:Actually, it's the people "presenting consistent scenarios" contrary to the original post without bothering to inform anyone that are "stirring up arguments." For reference:
This totally says how far away he is.Its a beautiful day in where-ever-the-hell-you-live-ville you are at the "insert local shopping centre here" its very busy. But there is evil aloof, a man pulls a gun, and turns in you your direction. You cant tell if he will shoot or not. What do you do?
My claims are not unfounded at all.It's also the people who are making wildly unfounded claims about the motivations of their interlocutors who are "stirring up arguments." Sadly, I don't think these people know who they are.
hahah! I got a good chuckle out of that!Jarrid said:Point my gun away from the mirror. I really shouldn't scare myself like that.Kimberland said:Its a beautiful day in where-ever-the-hell-you-live-ville you are at the "insert local shopping centre here" its very busy. But there is evil aloof, a man pulls a gun, and turns in you your direction. You cant tell if he will shoot or not. What do you do?