It seems like you are, because this doesn't add up. So we'll see how you answered my questions.
You amuse me. It's why I love debating with you.
Nice how you dodged everything that the above quote replied to, because you know how blatantly you misunderstood. You got confused between the word and the phrase.
Hahaha, how painfully predictable. You've done it twice now. Instead of ignoring my previous post, read it carefully. I could apply it to what you just said.
You don't get it, do you?
Here, I'll explain it as we move on.
Subconscious decision? You specifically told me you CHOOSE one word over the other because it looks better, so it's not subconscious, it's very much a conscious choice.
Your point? If I CHOOSE to eat vegetables instead of meat and I've been doing it for a while, It doesn't become hard to choose veggies. It becomes PROTOCOL. Just because I choose X over Y doesn't mean it's a concious decision. I've adapted to doing it because I do this all the time. It's now effortless for me.
THIS IS an INDICATION I'm not TRYING HARD.
I pray I do not have to break this down further.
Yeah, so tell me why. You're not making any sense. This is precisely why I feel you do it to look smart, because "Continuously" is a more common word than "Perpetually", in the situations you use it. So why do you do so? Looks just don't cut it. They make no sense.
Honestly, I could care a less what you feel about an action I perform. I prefer that word over the other. What, do you expect me to jump the proverbial bandwagon or something?
Seriously, how is it even that relevant? You assumed I did it to look smart. You're wrong. I really don't, I just do like the other word better.
How hard it is to grasp, AC?
If that truly is why, looks, then fine. Just accept it makes no sense and is kind of pointless.
No, f*ck that. It isn't pointless.
Just like one man may prefer a blue car over a red car, I prefer one word over the other. There is nothing pointless to it.
Why though? There must be a reason. You don't say "I think that woman is better looking." without a reason do you? There's always a reason, otherwise you wouldn't be making the distinction of "better". For something to be better, there must be qualities contained therein that puts it above other choices. "Perpetually" does this for you, I'm asking why, and you cannot tell me.
I just think it looks better. I've heard it as a more common word than "Continuously" throughout my life. Vice versa for you, AC.
As above, then. Simple question.
Okay then. Moving on.
I do. You're not doing too well now.
No, that would be you. I'm not the one trying to come to a conclusion to something that doesn't exist. Stop saying you're right too, because you're not. I'm telling you I don't do it to look smart, so that's how it is. I use the word commonly because I find that it looks better. They mean the same thing, so why should it be such an enlarged issue?
Did you or did you not tell me personally that almost, if not all your debating, happens here?-AC
What does that have to do with what you said, AC? You said I've never been seen outside of the OTF. This has nothing to do with debating.
I said I spend a MAJORITY of my posting time here, but I have been outside.