Originally posted by quanchi112
When it comes to debating points I did. You loop raged but you were just being immature. You're angry due to Khan winning and being unable to articulate your own points. It's ok.
No you didn't. You failed to counter a single point of mine. A Ctrl C & Ctrl V is all I need to make you do flips. You didn't get the last word in either.
Originally posted by RobtardYou made things up. I posted evidence about Yoda force pushing Palpatine. He didn't break his bones despite throwing a pod around. Just let go of Palpatine's loss. The thread is closed. I won. You didn't debate anyways, loop rager.
No you didn't. You failed to counter a single point of mine. A Ctrl C & Ctrl V is all I need to make you do flips. You didn't get the last word in either.
Originally posted by RobtardRage looping right on schedule.
I can get you to do flips for pages and pages with a simple CTRL C and CTRL V; everyone knows this now, Quan.ps You failed to get the last word in
My victory over your soul is now complete.
Ps. With regards to the debate I did. Rage looping isn't debating FYI.
Originally posted by RobtardRobbie this is what I do to people. I turn you into my servants. You worship me and want to be like me.
You'll have 'Ctrl C and Ctrl V' nightmares tonight 🙂Wake up screaming: "Robtard, STOP!!!! I need to get the last word in!"
Khan won. Pm me if you want me to teach you how to articulate your points since you seem to be inept.
Originally posted by StealthRangerI have had threads closed before. I got in the last evidentiary posts. Those are the ones that truly count.
He dreams about failing to get the last word in threads that get locked all around him before he can get the last word in and then wakes up hyperventilating
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Originally posted by RobtardI always respond back. You don't. You're playing to to my tune.
Making a post with points Quanchi couldn't counter: Zero dollarsMaking Quanchi do flips for pages and pages just by using Ctrl C & Ctrl V: Zero dollars
Watching Quanchi rage in here because he didn't get in the last word: Priceless 🙂
You lost the debate and can't let it go. Rage loop it out why don't you.
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Originally posted by quanchi112
The reference has to do with both words. There is no hyphen there.You're really worked up because I'm right and you're wrong.
Don't you ever **** with the dictionary again.
"Out debated" is wrong. It can be hyphenated, which means the only other way you can "properly" say it is by saying, "Outdebated."
Some compound words that are hyphenated can be said without the hyphen present, such as "Cooperation."
Originally posted by quanchi112You lost the debate and can't let it go.
Quan tactic #307: when the moderators themselves declare you the loser and specifically make it so you don't get the last word in, start deluding yourself and crying that you've won. 😂
Where are Quan's jimmies on the rustled scale?
Originally posted by Lestov16
Quan tactic #307: when the moderators themselves declare you the loser and specifically make it so you don't get the last word in, start deluding yourself and crying that you've won. 😂Where are Quan's jimmies on the rustled scale?
Who cares if a moderator said he was a loser, really. He had "lost" nonetheless.
Originally posted by NemeBro
Holy shit.That's the definition of debate, there was no definition for out debated because it's not an actual word, you use a hyphen to join two words.
I assume you know that the definition of out-debate means to beat someone in a debate more or less. Notice how none of those definitions state as much.
**** you're an idiot.
This is correct.
Quan exploited the search engine's inability to clarify some concatenated queries in it's look-up algorithm. Google's search engine is capable of that (it searches for results one way but if it finds many others under a similar search, it asks if you meant that.....). So, what dictonary.com is doing, it looks like, is returning the page entry for the last word in the search. It appears the search engine for that site uses a space as a delimiter but it does not do anything with the word before the space (at least in some results).
To test this theory, I performed another search to prove it focuses on the second word after the "space" delimiter:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Out+play?s=t
Notice the address reads "Out+play" but it returns results for "play"?
My little theory does not hold true for nonsensical combinations of words, however. If you do that, it just returns web-based* search-engine-like* results (in fact, I believe it is powered by Google):
http://ask.reference.com/web?s=t&q=brown%20poo&l=dir&qsrc=2891&ld=260:1&o=10616
Anyway, I'm bored at work. I am having to write some procedures that I don't want to write, at the moment. Waaah.
*You can bet your sweet ass that I went out of my way to create these hyphenated words because of how this whole conversation started. I did this mostly because "lol."
Edit - So let's make it clear that Quan is smart and tried to pull a fast one on NemeBro. It did not work, though.