What makes you better than the next person?, ... Options

[Tung]

It's not drawn to scale yall. And yeah Tama, there was some guy couple months ago with a cB account name Prophet, and I swear he types and thinks just like you. And he was Islamic too? And he had alot of highly opinionated posts on certain issues like you.

[illriginal]

Lmao how her legs just go flop like that. Idk wheres her ass?.
1inch looks big on the drawing.. but it's nice. haha

that's true... she has to have an ass in order to touch my penis with her mouth.

alright... we're way off topic now lol

It's not drawn to scale yall. And yeah Tama, there was some guy couple months ago with a cB account name Prophet, and I swear he types and thinks just like you. And he was Islamic too? And he had alot of highly opinionated posts on certain issues like you.

Really?... well a few months ago I was on a contract in Italy, was no where near the U.S. up until about a month ago at least.

[Heathasm]

that penis is really out of proportion, if its only supposed to be 1 inch .

[Tung]

that penis is really out of proportion, if its only supposed to be 1 inch .

It's not drawn to scale yall.

[clarity]

All in honest, I feel superior to cranky old ladys.

[absinthe]

it pretty much boils down to i'm me, and they're them in my mind.

:X

[fagget]

I feel superior when I've got someone all analyzed. Like when I find them predictable.

[illriginal]

I feel superior when I've got someone all analyzed. Like when I find them predictable.

True. 3rd eye ish.

[hypnotique]

I feel superior when i can make someone so hypersensitive after just kissing them.

And also when I can school anyone when it comes to cooking.

[fagget]

^ Oh, babyy. Make me sum'n.

[CrotchetTheLeper]

I feel superior to someone when they lack character; people who are dull, ignorant, lifeless... And pretty much a waste of space.

And I'm not talking about the stereotypical alcoholic, the drop-out, or the farmer; they could very well be interesting and full of wisdom if you gave them a chance. That's why I try not to be too judgemental... But, I can't help it sometimes.

But, whenever I see those people who are dull, and who don't know how to make conversation without bitching and moaning about the lives they lead that thousands of others would feel blessed to have... God, I just feel so much better than them. And it feels so good!

[heyo-captain-jac...]

I pwn.

[Melissa]

So this topic was my way to secretly get Tampon to tell us why he's oh-so-much better than the rest of us. I didn't want to ask directly for fear of being rude, but in light of recent developments and me not caring whether I'm rude to him or not...

Tama, what makes you better than the rest of us? Is it because you think you're older? More educated? Have more muscle mass?

Enlighten us. Please.

[illriginal]

So this topic was my way to secretly get Tampon to tell us why he's oh-so-much better than the rest of us. I didn't want to ask directly for fear of being rude, but in light of recent developments and me not caring whether I'm rude to him or not...

Tama, what makes you better than the rest of us? Is it because you think you're older? More educated? Have more muscle mass?

Enlighten us. Please.

My dedication to knowledge. It's an addiction... that's all. Muscle means nothing nor any other physical attribute. Education/experience is powerful. I'm not better than anyone, like no one's better than me.

If you really cared to know you would have read on the first page:

In reality.. no one's better than anyone. Because we all experienced life differently, all learned things differently, all have different abilities. Like I can't dunk on a 10 foot rim... I can touch the rim... but there's a person out there who's even shorter than I... smaller built than me and can slam the shit out of a 10 foot rim.


But if we all stopped for a minute, had self knowledge, gained self strength, and then get to know our neighbors... or brothers and sisters (other humans), then we as a human specie... a race can be more superior than anything. We can learn to build together in knowledge and physical attributes, but I don't see that happening no where near soon.

[Melissa]

But you speak/post as if you know something we don't know. Like you're superior and we're all little teenagers that know nothing.

I'm educated and am dedicated to gaining knowledge, and instead of ignoring points other people make, I think it's important to embrace different ideas and try to see multiple sides in every argument. Which you don't.

[illriginal]

But you speak/post as if you know something we don't know. Like you're superior and we're all little teenagers that know nothing.

I'm educated and am dedicated to gaining knowledge, and instead of ignoring points other people make, I think it's important to embrace different ideas and try to see multiple sides in every argument. Which you don't.

That's the thing, I read people's points. The ones that catch my interest (because it's a new point I came across) is the ones I address. So when you post 3 paragraphs and I only quote one of your paragraphs, it's no disrespect, nor any sort of disregard... it's just I've already went down that path and it's not even eligible to be debated about or re-acknowledged, we'd just be wasting time and space on this forumboard.

Do you know what 360 degree of knowledge is? That's what I commit to. 360 degree of knowledge is cross referencing as a whole. From the both sides and the neutral. This is how you're supposed to think... to try and debunk your own thoughts as well as you can... to try to figure out what are all the wrong to find the right. The right or the fact never comes out as first... you must realize the wrong to realize the right.

Do you know anyone who's a Mason?... Or have a lodge near your location? Try to get some info on what type of studies they do.

[Melissa]

You completely missed my point. I'm not even talking about your posts in the Debate forum and how you attempt to argue your points. I'm referring to how you put everybody down (in general, see relationship forum) and dismiss it as "you're just a teenager" or something to that effect.

[illriginal]

You completely missed my point. I'm not even talking about your posts in the Debate forum and how you attempt to argue your points. I'm referring to how you put everybody down (in general, see relationship forum) and dismiss it as "you're just a teenager" or something to that effect.

Oh that's simple... cuz the young is stupid. They're supposed to be. There's no such thing as a baby genius that knows it all. It takes time... takes ages to experience "experience". LOL Ask your mom, ask her... are young people stupid, then become well educated/informed later on?

While we're young, we act like we know it all... our parents say no, and we're like haha fawk that I'm doin it anyways cuz I know I can do it better than my parents. Or ever had a friend who sat there and try to explain him/herself how dropping out of school, working for a living is better than stayin in school and payin for college then gettin into a career? That's stupidity, they think they know it all. I was the same way... most of us are this way by nature. But then I was taught the lessons, and when I got out of line or acted like I knew more than others, I got my official beat downs.


Teachers teach students and students teach their teachers, this is how we're supposed to educate.

[Melissa]

But see, you dismiss everyone as being young and stupid and a lot of times, the people you're accusing of being nothing but a teenager aren't always just teenagers who don't know anything.

Answer me this. Is an eighteen year old who's going to a great college like Princeton (gag), more stupid than the 25 year old flipping burgers in McDonalds?

Age isn't everything.

[illriginal]

But see, you dismiss everyone as being young and stupid and a lot of times, the people you're accusing of being nothing but a teenager aren't always just teenagers who don't know anything.

Answer me this. Is an eighteen year old who's going to a great college like Princeton (gag), more stupid than the 25 year old flipping burgers in McDonalds?

Age isn't everything.

The question is... does the kid attending Princeton have street smarts that the 25 year old who's flippin burgers has?


Fact of the matter is... knowledge and experience have to go hand in hand.

No one's better than no one... but when we speak of experience/knowledge, age in fact can make a huge difference, because of experience itself. You shouldn't leave experience out of the equation of knowledge, that's just foolish.

Anyways, goodnight... time to go home.

[Melissa]

That's the thing! You have no clue what the people you're talking down to have been through. So stop acting like you're better.

And yes, the 18 year old in Princeton's been through a shit load of hard-ass experiences. You'd be surprised. Some of them have probably been through shit that nobody here will ever have a chance to experience in their entire lifetime.

But see, I'm not going to say that like it's a fact because I don't KNOW what people here have been through.

[superstitious]

I can honestly say that feeling superior isn't something I readily identify with. I am confident in certain things that other people may not be so confident in.

For example, I'm pretty confident that I know how to take care of a child, a child with autism, on my own with no help from the other parent, better than any of you here can. At least at this point in life. I'm sure at one point many of you will have similar parenting experience (to a degree), so in the future I will not know anything more than you know in that regard.

Having that particular knowledge doesn't make me better or superior at all. I think that even though people may have something that they can learn from you, it doesn't mean that you are any better than them. It means you have something that you have knowledge you can share. It's a simple way of looking at things, but truly, I'm a pretty simple person.

I'm going to skip over the street smarts versus book smarts debate. That argument has gone on forever and no one ever wins. There's positive aspects in both. If you can find a way to somehow mesh the two, awesome.

[illriginal]

That's the thing! You have no clue what the people you're talking down to have been through. So stop acting like you're better.

And yes, the 18 year old in Princeton's been through a shit load of hard-ass experiences. You'd be surprised. Some of them have probably been through shit that nobody here will ever have a chance to experience in their entire lifetime.

But see, I'm not going to say that like it's a fact because I don't KNOW what people here have been through.

Did he/she go through some hard ass experiences or do you think they did?... What kind of hard ass experience? Made fun of for wearing glasses?

lol jk

[Melissa]

Yeah, I bet he was made fun of for wearing glasses. Then again, after watching half of his family members die while his town was under attack and then having to sneak across country borders all alone before the age of thirteen, he probably doesn't care much about what people say about his appearance. We're not all superficial like you.

[illriginal]

Yeah, I bet he was made fun of for wearing glasses. Then again, after watching half of his family members die while his town was under attack and then having to sneak across country borders all alone before the age of thirteen, he probably doesn't care much about what people say about his appearance. We're not all superficial like you.

Superficial ey? lol Comical. Let me know when you've figured out the irony.