on 30-12-2014 09:05 PM
31-12-2014 02:08 PM - edited 31-12-2014 02:11 PM
on 31-12-2014 02:28 PM
I see that your postings are getting very vindictive of late.
Are you sub-contracting for ligthingdance and nero_bolt ?.
I haven't seen much of lightingdance for a while, perhaps may be posting under a new identity?
on 31-12-2014 02:40 PM
@tezza2844 wrote:I see that your postings are getting very vindictive of late.
Yes I've taken lessons from the experts.
Are you sub-contracting for ligthingdance and nero_bolt ?
It's a tough job but someone has to do it.
I haven't seen much of lightingdance for a while, perhaps may be posting under a new identity?
Who'd know, with all the new and zero ID's around?
on 31-12-2014 02:46 PM
on 31-12-2014 02:49 PM
@ Jet
31-12-2014 03:00 PM - edited 31-12-2014 03:02 PM
@goldenjet16 wrote:
"Gosh what a kerfuffle lol! All because of a throw away line in response tp someone elses comment. Talk about being on the defensive. And you need to ask what it is that I am afraid of lol??
Anyway, here is an article that sums a credible study done in 2012 by the fabulously clever people at BrockU: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2095549/Right-wingers-intelligent-left-wingers-says-c...
What a joke, written by some liberal, who doesn't mention the author of the study, and a second study done by a socialist university.
First paragraph...... "controversial new study"...
I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale if your interested martini.... 😉
Huh?
It is written by Rob Waugh who's only interest in the subject is the statistics I imagine given his background.
And the 'author' of the study is mentioned in the article and I also mention it in my post - the Brock Uni. And you think brock Uni is socialist? lol.
Or do you mean who undertook the research? Again easy to find that it is a TEAM (are they all left winged lol?) lead by Gordon Hodson. And before you go off accusing him of being a 'liberal', he is a psychologist who has written some fascinating stuff on childhood discimmination. Perhaps you might like to read some?
And the study is an accumulation of various studies of children over decades. It isn't one mans crusade.
There is no "second" study so I don't know what you are talking about. I suspect from your post that neither do you as you are clearly confused.
You have a bridge for sale? I imagine you have a bridge for sale because (from the sounds of things) you were the only taker for it in the first place lol.
on 31-12-2014 03:05 PM
@i-need-a-martini wrote:
@goldenjet16 wrote:
"Gosh what a kerfuffle lol! All because of a throw away line in response tp someone elses comment. Talk about being on the defensive. And you need to ask what it is that I am afraid of lol??
Anyway, here is an article that sums a credible study done in 2012 by the fabulously clever people at BrockU: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2095549/Right-wingers-intelligent-left-wingers-says-c...
What a joke, written by some liberal, who doesn't mention the author of the study, and a second study done by a socialist university.
First paragraph...... "controversial new study"...
I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale if your interested martini.... 😉Huh?
It is written by Rob Waugh who's only interest in the subject is the statistics I imagine given his background.
And the 'author' of the study is mentioned in the article and I also mention it in my post - the Brock Uni. And you think brock Uni is socialist? lol.
Or do you mean who undertook the research? Again easy to find that it is a TEAM (are they all left winged lol?) lead by Gordon Hodson. And before you go off accusing him of being a 'liberal', he is a psychologist who has written some fascinating stuff on childhood discimmination. Perhaps you might like to read some?
And the study is an accumulation of various studies of children over decades. It isn't one mans crusade.
There is no "second" study so I don't know what you are talking about. I suspect from your post that neither do you as you are clearly confused.
You have a bridge for sale? I imagine you have a bridge for sale because (from the sounds of things) you were the only taker for it in the first place lol.
Aren't you a bit embarrassed to admit your only claim to intelligence rests on the fact that you are a lefty?
on 31-12-2014 03:08 PM
@icyfroth wrote:
@i-need-a-martini wrote:
@goldenjet16 wrote:
"Gosh what a kerfuffle lol! All because of a throw away line in response tp someone elses comment. Talk about being on the defensive. And you need to ask what it is that I am afraid of lol??
Anyway, here is an article that sums a credible study done in 2012 by the fabulously clever people at BrockU: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2095549/Right-wingers-intelligent-left-wingers-says-c...
What a joke, written by some liberal, who doesn't mention the author of the study, and a second study done by a socialist university.
First paragraph...... "controversial new study"...
I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale if your interested martini.... 😉Huh?
It is written by Rob Waugh who's only interest in the subject is the statistics I imagine given his background.
And the 'author' of the study is mentioned in the article and I also mention it in my post - the Brock Uni. And you think brock Uni is socialist? lol.
Or do you mean who undertook the research? Again easy to find that it is a TEAM (are they all left winged lol?) lead by Gordon Hodson. And before you go off accusing him of being a 'liberal', he is a psychologist who has written some fascinating stuff on childhood discimmination. Perhaps you might like to read some?
And the study is an accumulation of various studies of children over decades. It isn't one mans crusade.
There is no "second" study so I don't know what you are talking about. I suspect from your post that neither do you as you are clearly confused.
You have a bridge for sale? I imagine you have a bridge for sale because (from the sounds of things) you were the only taker for it in the first place lol.
Aren't you a bit embarrassed to admit your only claim to intelligence rests on the fact that you are a lefty?
I didn't make any claims.
I didn't even say I agreed with the article or the study.
All I did was bring forth the facts when the question came up.
31-12-2014 03:54 PM - edited 31-12-2014 03:55 PM
on 31-12-2014 04:02 PM