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Some people seem to get angry if you don't agree with them. Actually, I don't like it when people don't agree with me. However, instead of insulting them, I just try to show them where I think they are wrong. If you keep ignoring the insults and keep showing them where you think they are wrong, you'll probably come out on top.
The reason that work so well is that if you refuse to give the same remarks they give when insulting it isn't very fun anymore. I mean you don't give fire gasoline you douse it with water- living water 
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I found "the flip side" reference amusing, since I didn't know anyone under 40 knew what it meant.
In the olden days, when I was young, (I just love starting stories that way), we would buy single songs on records called 45s. (Albums were called albums, but they were 33 and a thirds, not 45s.) The popular song was on Side A. A lesser known song was on Side B. Side B is the "flip side."
Sometimes the flip side became a hit because everyone checked out the flip side. (I think I'm remembering Hey, Jude was the flip side of a Beatles Song. Can't remember what was on the A side, but the flip side went higher on the charts because of that 45.)
So, let's flip the record over and see if it's any good.
In the olden days, when I was young, (I just love starting stories that way), we would buy single songs on records called 45s. (Albums were called albums, but they were 33 and a thirds, not 45s.) The popular song was on Side A. A lesser known song was on Side B. Side B is the "flip side."
Sometimes the flip side became a hit because everyone checked out the flip side. (I think I'm remembering Hey, Jude was the flip side of a Beatles Song. Can't remember what was on the A side, but the flip side went higher on the charts because of that 45.)
So, let's flip the record over and see if it's any good.
