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SovietSecrets

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Not sure if everyone does it but whenever i am in an argument with my parents or anyone, I always add in that one little smart ass comment that will get in me in more trouble than i would be without saying. So do any of you do it and if so why? Been thinking bout this and no answer has come to me yet.
 

hypothetical fact

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Speaking in insults is pointless; however, proving an adult to be incorrect will also be called talking back thanks to ageism.
 

CoverYourHead

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hypothetical fact said:
Speaking in insults is pointless; however, proving an adult to be incorrect will also be called talking back thanks to ageism.
Unfortunate indeed, and so very true.
 
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Depends how the argument is going, usually if I know I'm right, or if things are just going my way, the smartassed comments just begin to fly. I try not to do it if I'm losing, you can make all the smartassed comments you want, but if you're wrong, you're wrong.
 

Higurashi

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Toward people I know and trust, yes; they can fly by. Most know it is all in good humour though. Towards my family, a lot. At least I used to, when I hated them more. I have only lately begun to reform, even if they do not deserve it. By they, I mostly mean my mother. *shudder*
Good thing I do not meet my father at all (if he is even alive). It would get physical. Apologies for the horribleness.
 

Isaac Dodgson

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EcksTeaSea said:
Not sure if everyone does it but whenever i am in an argument with my parents or anyone, I always add in that one little smart ass comment that will get in me in more trouble than i would be without saying. So do any of you do it and if so why? Been thinking bout this and no answer has come to me yet.
You're young... you'll learn to not always do that...hell I'm still learning to not always do that...
 

Blue Sonnet

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EcksTeaSea said:
Not sure if everyone does it but whenever i am in an argument with my parents or anyone, I always add in that one little smart ass comment that will get in me in more trouble than i would be without saying. So do any of you do it and if so why? Been thinking bout this and no answer has come to me yet.
Rebellion and an attempt to undermine their authority by "winning the battle".

Gotcha.
 
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Isaac Dodgson said:
EcksTeaSea said:
Not sure if everyone does it but whenever i am in an argument with my parents or anyone, I always add in that one little smart ass comment that will get in me in more trouble than i would be without saying. So do any of you do it and if so why? Been thinking bout this and no answer has come to me yet.
You're young... you'll learn to not always do that...hell I'm still learning to not always do that...
Now I feel old.
 

Higurashi

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Tweens? Between 8 to 12? Oh, most here are. I am also 20. Apologies for the off-topic chatter.
 

fluffylandmine

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OK, being an all around sarcastic, cynical smart alec at all times. I made comments like that at first to be funny, now as the number of jokes grow, it has only become natural.

My hope is that you do not start at a very young age. Same yourself some punishment and from making cold hearted, awkward, and all around dislikable comments on serious subjects such as murder, AIDS, etc.

Don't like it? go to your yuppie friend over there so he can blather on about how he is the real Paul McCartney and blows smoke all over the room, and so that you can talk to someone who seems to even care about what your pathetic life has thrown as you even though even if that didn't fly over his head already, he will not even remember this in an hour or so.

See what I mean?
 

Higurashi

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UnanimouslyAnonymous said:
No offense meant to you man, I was just referring to the chatter at the beginning of the thread.
Hehe. No worries; I was not serious in the least. You will find your share of juvenile talk here, along with abuse of the English language (of late), but you will also find many beacons of light in the dark desert night, shining brilliance to which unbelievable amounts of talent will gather as moths to an incendiary grenade. Let this be an official welcome from one such self-proclaimed beacon and greeter of 'Pists.
Apologies for the unintended and non-directed arrogance that may be interpreted.
 
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Higurashi said:
UnanimouslyAnonymous said:
No offense meant to you man, I was just referring to the chatter at the beginning of the thread.
Hehe. No worries; I was not serious in the least. You will find your share of juvenile talk here, along with abuse of the English language (of late), but you will also find many beacons of light in the dark desert night, shining brilliance to which unbelievable amounts of talent will gather as moths to an incendiary grenade. Let this be an official welcome from one such self-proclaimed beacon and greeter of 'Pists.
Apologies for the unintended and non-directed arrogance that may be interpreted.
"As moths to an incendiary grenade"

I like it, I may just be able to retire my "As douchebags to a new fad"
 

Higurashi

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UnanimouslyAnonymous said:
I like it, I may just be able to retire my "As douchebags to a new fad"
Ah, but they are not comparable, as the latter is suave and appeals to the sultry modern world we indulge in, for better and for much worse.
I was also considering a thermal detonator, but it felt too.. sterile.
 
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Higurashi said:
UnanimouslyAnonymous said:
I like it, I may just be able to retire my "As douchebags to a new fad"
Ah, but they are not comparable, as the latter is suave and appeals to the sultry modern world we indulge in, for better and for much worse.
I was also considering a thermal detonator, but it felt too.. sterile.
I do believe you are the first person, that I've ever heard refer to a sentence involving the word "douchebag", as suave. But thank you nevertheless.
 

Higurashi

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UnanimouslyAnonymous said:
I do believe you are the first person, that I've ever heard refer to a sentence involving the word "douchebag", as suave. But thank you nevertheless.
Well, the superficial sophistication was mostly directed toward the word "fad", but you do make a good point. I suppose I should be proud. And thus, I shall now stop filling this thread with nonsense. Apologies abound.
 

falcontwin

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One of the good things about being a grown up (I'm 30) is that you can tell people what you think. Theres no such thing as talking back it's just my opinion and if you don't agree with it? fuck you (to put it nicely)