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Makuta_Neodude
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Ric wrote:I don't even wear sunglasses... I don't understand glasses. I would rather not be able to see than wear glasses... but I would probably think differently if I couldn't see. Not probably, definately. Ok, I change my answer. Well, not answer, but thing. *nod*
I'm sorry, I really am, I cannot comprehend what you just said. So uh, lets summarise:
1. You don't wear sunglasses.
2. You don't understand glasses.
3. You'd rather not be able to see than wear glasses.
4. You'd think differently if you couldn't see.
5. You know that 4 is definitely correct.
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So basically, what you are attempting to say is "I don't understand glasses because I don't need them and would rather be partially sighted than wear glasses, until I actually need them, then I would use them"?
Okay, I gotcha.
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1. He considers glasses extremely bothersome.
2. He thinks he'd rather go without glasses than be able to see well.
3. He considers this position, then decides it's not true.
4. He reaffirms his new position.
In real life, that would be considered thinking out loud. This would be called...thinking online? Is that even possible?
2. He thinks he'd rather go without glasses than be able to see well.
3. He considers this position, then decides it's not true.
4. He reaffirms his new position.
In real life, that would be considered thinking out loud. This would be called...thinking online? Is that even possible?

"Oh, better far to live and die/Under the brave black flag I fly/Than play a sanctimonious part/With a pirate head and a pirate heart."
Moongewl wrote:1. He considers glasses extremely bothersome.
2. He thinks he'd rather go without glasses than be able to see well.
3. He considers this position, then decides it's not true.
4. He reaffirms his new position.
In real life, that would be considered thinking out loud. This would be called...thinking online? Is that even possible?
I don't know, is it? I don't usually bother thinking at all.
Paul wrote:Moongewl wrote:1. He considers glasses extremely bothersome.
2. He thinks he'd rather go without glasses than be able to see well.
3. He considers this position, then decides it's not true.
4. He reaffirms his new position.
In real life, that would be considered thinking out loud. This would be called...thinking online? Is that even possible?
I don't know, is it? I don't usually bother thinking at all.
Clearly.

Igg wrote:Paul wrote:Moongewl wrote:1. He considers glasses extremely bothersome.
2. He thinks he'd rather go without glasses than be able to see well.
3. He considers this position, then decides it's not true.
4. He reaffirms his new position.
In real life, that would be considered thinking out loud. This would be called...thinking online? Is that even possible?
I don't know, is it? I don't usually bother thinking at all.
Clearly.
You should know that I left myself wide open like that on purpose








