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On Saturday, May 4, 2019 at 12:08:38 AM UTC-4, DecadentLinux...@decadence.org wrote:
Wrong, always wrong. Everyone with any sense knows that a stopped clock
is right twice a day. And more importantly what the point of that
expression is. It's a strange argument to be making. I didn't bring up
a stopped clock, your buddy Bill did. I guess he was giving you credit
for being right a tiny percentage of the time. Now, per the above,
you're agreeing with me, that you're ALWAYS wrong. Thanks for clearing
that up.
jurb6006@gmail.com wrote in
news:2a0ef189-5714-4f2d-a0fb-4d05ecfa665d@googlegroups.com:
So in essence we need to decide if a stopped clock is indeed a
clock or not.
Agree, or not ? You have the floor, state your case.
"A clock" is a FUNCTIONING chronometer.
A broken or stopped clock is not any kind of chronometer. and said
stopped clock carries exactly zero correct indications of time ever.
Debate over.
Wrong, always wrong. Everyone with any sense knows that a stopped clock
is right twice a day. And more importantly what the point of that
expression is. It's a strange argument to be making. I didn't bring up
a stopped clock, your buddy Bill did. I guess he was giving you credit
for being right a tiny percentage of the time. Now, per the above,
you're agreeing with me, that you're ALWAYS wrong. Thanks for clearing
that up.