apple0154
MEOW
are you actually claiming he doesn't troll?
btw, showing that PMP is wrong is nothing to be proud of. i wouldn't use that as a measure of whether someone is a troll or not.
It's not just the point he's wrong. In fact I assumed he merely made a mistake which we all do. However, in Pmp's case he decided to redefine "ever" and argue the point and then bring up something I wrote as if anything I write would be reason for him to lie. I have suggested a number of times a simple acknowledgement would clear it up.
(Excerpt) troll definition
An electronic mail message, Usenet posting or other (electronic) communication which is intentionally incorrect, but not overtly controversial (compare flame bait), or the act of sending such a message. (End) (dictionary.com)
It has become apparent Pmp intentionally wrote something incorrect, otherwise, he would admit it was incorrect. Not only has he refused to admit it but he keeps trying to defend it to the point of blaming his lie on something I wrote.
Can it get any more absurd? Yes, it can by him trying to deflect his lies by accusing \\()// of being a troll. Whether or not \\()// is a troll has nothing to do with PmP lying just as what I wrote has nothing to do with PmP lying. It's like a kid saying, "He made me do it!"
As for \\()// being a troll he posts questions in order to facilitate discussion or, more to the point, to get some folks to actually THINK. He notes the errors or misconceptions people have and rather than being grateful having brought them to their attention we have people like PmP who tries to defend their ignorance by changing the definition of words or shifting the conversation. Granted, PmP is certainly the most obvious. Others are more subtle.
In a sense \\()// could be considered playing devil's advocate, on occasion. It's to get people to THINK.