TVflea wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
TVflea wrote:
that the opposite of a camp site is a swimming pool?
no it isn't
why not?
because
opposites are "differing radically in some way" according to my dictionary and swimming pools and camp sites aren't really particularly different

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rufflebee wrote:
TVflea wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
no it isn'twhy not?
because
opposites are "differing radically in some way" according to my dictionary and swimming pools and camp sites aren't really particularly different
they smell opposite.
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TVflea wrote:
echs wrote:
spam topic from TVflea again
it's not spam.
it has no discussion point other than what rufflebee said
do expect people to be like
some guy wrote:
OH HEY I DlDN"T KNOW THAT! LET'S DlSCUSS!
that's usually what the point of topics are, to discuss
and we can't discuss anything here

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TVflea wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
TVflea wrote:
why not?because
opposites are "differing radically in some way" according to my dictionary and swimming pools and camp sites aren't really particularly differentthey smell opposite.
not really
camp sites smell like nature
pools smell like chlorine
so they both stink

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echs wrote:
TVflea wrote:
echs wrote:
spam topic from TVflea again
it's not spam.
it has no discussion point other than what rufflebee said
do expect people to be likesome guy wrote:
OH HEY I DlDN"T KNOW THAT! LET'S DlSCUSS!
that's usually what the point of topics are, to discuss
and we can't discuss anything here
you can discuss opposite things
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rufflebee wrote:
TVflea wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
no it isn't
why not?
because
opposites are "differing radically in some way" according to my dictionary and swimming pools and camp sites aren't really particularly different
hate to break it to you, but one is watery and chlorine-y and the other is hot, dry and sweaty

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rufflebee wrote:
TVflea wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
because
opposites are "differing radically in some way" according to my dictionary and swimming pools and camp sites aren't really particularly differentthey smell opposite.
not really
camp sites smell like nature
pools smell like chlorine
so they both stink
what about high schools and camp sites?
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echs wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
TVflea wrote:
why not?because
opposites are "differing radically in some way" according to my dictionary and swimming pools and camp sites aren't really particularly differenthate to break it to you, but one is watery and chlorine-y and the other is hot, dry and sweaty
but they're both like recreational stuff or whatever
people go to both in the summer
people tend to not go to both in the winter
people use both as a restroom
and they both still stink

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TVflea wrote:
echs wrote:
TVflea wrote:
it's not spam.it has no discussion point other than what rufflebee said
do expect people to be likesome guy wrote:
OH HEY I DlDN"T KNOW THAT! LET'S DlSCUSS!
that's usually what the point of topics are, to discuss
and we can't discuss anything hereyou can discuss opposite things
so you expect someone to be like
some guy wrote:
I GUESS THEY ARE KlNDA OPPOSlTES! CATS AND DOGS ARE OPPOSITES TOO! LET'S GO WlTH THAT!
people usually need more of an obvious topic to start a discussion

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TVflea wrote:
rufflebee wrote:
TVflea wrote:
they smell opposite.
not really
camp sites smell like nature
pools smell like chlorine
so they both stinkwhat about high schools and camp sites?
There's really no correlation between the two. Usually opposites have some correlation, as they relate to the same thing.
Hot and cold relate to temperature and are radically different.
Tall and short relates to height and are radically different.
Camp sites and pools or high schools don't really relate at all, besides that they are locations, but they aren't radically different.
(Bah, edit. Tall and short do not relate to temperature.)
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Cat and dogs aren't opposites, but two different things.
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Too many threads, dude.
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TVflea wrote:
bananaman114 wrote:
Too many threads, dude.
you mean yarn
no, he means threads. as in forum threads.
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TVflea wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
TVflea wrote:
you mean yarnno, he means threads. as in forum threads.
i know.
he was just spamming cause he's spamalicious for those post counts
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soupoftomato wrote:
TVflea wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
no, he means threads. as in forum threads.i know.
he was just spamming cause he's spamalicious for those post counts
quiet you! It was not spam.
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TVflea wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
TVflea wrote:
i know.he was just spamming cause he's spamalicious for those post counts
quiet you! It was not spam.
If you don't consider that spam then stop considering my non-trolling posts troll posts (or whatever it is.)
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Not sure if this topic has a concrete discussion point.
I'm going to have this topic closed.
Keep in mind that when making thread, the main point of the topic should be clear and it should allow other Scratchers to give non-spammy input. Examples of good topic starters are those that ask Scratchers questions with reasoning/explanations for their answer, those that ask Scratchers to recount an event or story, or those that ask Scratchers for an opinion on a subject.
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