Strazdas said:
multiple times you have either refused or failed to explain it, and yes there was that one time you invited me to ask it via PM for whatever reason, because apprently explaining in the post is that much ahrder.
And the reason why I asked was because I had at that point previously told you at my counting 3 times previously, one which as I like to use examples was 3 paragraphs long. What ever the case the fact I asked you several times to ask me through pm which even you acknowledge happened, you didn't care to ask, others did.
Strazdas said:
ah, urbandictionary, the source of your knowledge.
Here, let me oneup you there (you picked number 3, i picked number 2)
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Console%20Peasant&defid=7833300
First sentence reads:
"An uninformed, unenlightened console "gamer" who does not acknowledge the supreme power and affordability of a PC over a console."
Okay we start off with a slight for no reason, so let me guess you get your meaning from the obviously more credible pcmasterace place you linked. There is several definitions on urban, you can't link it and than go this is the only one that is true.
Irrelevant ultimately as while you're trying your hardest to state I'm a "console peasant" I'm multiplatform which is so much greater than the ones who'd want to throw that moniker at me. The difference is I don't use that maliciously, and you know... I'd have actual reason to be malicious if I wanted to be (though I don't think those that are malicious would than find it so delightful to be the targets themselves).
Strazdas said:
This is wrong. you have on multiple occasions refered to me as being a heel and for "being a mark for PC". It was because of this that i started asking you what it means, because i prefer to know what im being called.
Never called you a heel and that is as Nattie's husband would say, fact. I have referred to you as a mark in the past yes that is true but as you misunderstand and don't know the meaning I can see why you're so adamant I called you a bad word.
Heel is a term for a performer, mark can be used for performers too... in fact you may have heard me state that certain people you like aren't marks, that is because they say what they say for specific reasons...them hating X, Y, and so forth is a storyline. However for the most part its an audience thing.
You know the meaning and its not difficult to see what I'm alluding to. A mark in its classic sense is someone who believes that everything that happens is real.
If we're talking about the platform wars than calling every participant (PC included) marks is apt (not that I am here in this post as I don't anymore due to reasons outlined). Its essentially interchangeable with fanboy, though considering how much offence some people take it clearly stings more. Fanboy is dismissed, mark seems to really hurt people for some reason... Especially PC warriors, it hurts the most to them going by what I've read in responses (and oh boy is it a lot worse elsewhere)...I suppose its due to that binary thing where you can only be one or the other. When someone who isn't a 0 or 1 gives them a somewhat similar treatment they give others it simply breaks their hearts I'm sure.
Now in another sense you can be a mark for a performer and it'll all be happy and dandy. Hey I'm a Ambrose mark, I mark for Wyatt, Prince pretty too, heck its not very popular to be one these days but I'm a mizfit...hell in an ironic way I was even a McGillabuddy (for real now as I like the Axeman's work as the medium guy to the Big guy's big guy).
Being a mark isn't a bad thing. Being a mark and due to that hating on everything else however is no good.
You may notice I don't use that to refer to anyone directly anymore on the forum (I still do in new stories), and that is as it kept being mistaken as malicious towards forum goers. This by the way was several paragraphs like the ones I wrote originally to explain to you the whole dynamic, please don't ignore this one as I'll not lay it out for you thrice.
Apologies to any along the way who took offence.