Relationships are best described with technical language and many sub points.

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1still_waters

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How do you approach discussion on relationships?

Do you talk about it as if it's a technical language? A computer program of sorts?

Do you qualify your assertions with every shade of nuance?

Do you get your Barney Fife on, and have sub-points to your main points?

Or are you more like Fonzi, where all your views can be expressed with a simple, AY!
 

PopClick

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Hmm... reminds me of the way some people talk about God. Like He's a math equation or something. Like they have it alllllll figured out. Like He's definable.

And for the record, I'm NOT talking about anyone on this forum. Just a general statement.

AY!
 

Liamson

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My Internal Dialogue with my Avatar Concerning this Thread

Doug: Hmm... technical language? What does technical language even mean?

Liamson: I think he means what we do when we talk about something. Like when you talk about Cars, you use BIG WORDS, like acceleration.

Doug: I suppose acceleration is a big word. So he wants us to say yes?

Liamson: He must know, we can never JUST say yes. Yes leaves too many loose ends. Its like robbing a bank in broad daylight. Too many people draw too many conclusions about whats actually happening. The next thing you know, its 25 to life. Because supposedly *I* drive the only gray hatchback that backfires in town.

Doug: So he's baiting us... because I would like to just say yes and be sort of done with it.

Liamson: Were not saying yes! We use metaphor and analogy and when that doesn't work we use sarcasm. Because if they don't get the first two the third one is probably going to sail overhead too. Those of us who get it, tend to find it more humorous than informative. That is assuming they can read. There are an awful lot of pictures that float around these forums. Perhaps some people just scroll through and look at the pictures. "Oh look its a fluffy bunny!" says Sally McLonelyPants who can't read good.

Doug: Or... Maybe I should make a YouTube video about this.

Liamson: *facepalm* Really? You are going to go to all that effort just to answer a question that was only addressed to you by proxy? I mean, literally, he's not even talking to you, if it even is a 'HE.' This is the internet, you never know anymore. You remember than incident in Long Beach, when you helped that "Lady" with her trash and the door at McDonalds. Yeah... I'm never going to let you forget that.

Doug: *sigh* Maybe I'll just wait and see what other people put down first. Or I could just let it go.

Liamson: Not a bad idea. Just lay in wait. Like a hungry 4OO pound Tiger in the bushes waiting for some poor Indian kid to come out of his straw hut.

Doug: You are terrible.

Liamson: I never said the tiger was going to eat the kid. For all I know Rikki Tiki Tavi jumps out and like jumps on the Tiger's back or something. Who knows. Or maybe the kids carrying a Pizza. Or maybe the Tiger is like a malnourished pet.

Doug: I'm just going to wait and come back later Cause I don't really know what kind of a response he's looking for.
 

PopClick

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"Oh look its a fluffy bunny!" says Sally McLonelyPants who can't read good.
Sally McLonelyPants can't read WELL.

Just messin' with you. That was an amusing post.
 

Liamson

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Sally McLonelyPants can't read WELL.

Just messin' with you. That was an amusing post.
I think I did that on purpose. Have you ever seen Zoolander?

The center for children who can't read good.
 
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1still_waters

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Sally McLonelyPants can't read WELL.

Just messin' with you. That was an amusing post.
Fill me in why good and well are vastly different. I can't find where I put my grammar book at. ;)
 

PopClick

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And the Grammar Nazi strikes again. :p
I decided that he needed to be messed with. My decision process is quite arbitrary, so don't ask me how the conclusion was drawn. :p
I think I did that on purpose. Have you ever seen Zoolander?

The center for children who can't read good.
Never saw Zoolander, but I figured you had done it on purpose. I was just messin'.

Fill me in why good and well are vastly different. I can't find where I put my grammar book at. ;)
You left it at your mom's house. :p
 
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Jullianna

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[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHr6GbWPBVQ[/video]
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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My relationships are best desribed as follows

in the beginning its kinda like this



Toward the end its kinda like this