I think you're the one with the complex because I didn't say anythign that was insulting or out of line there with you. I simply said you were stating your opinion as fact, but you are entitled to it, and then proceeded to provide a counter opinion.
I've never flung a exploitative at you but they come out of your keyboard like they're tap water.
Having a different opinion isn't a vendetta against you. You really let your self esteem come from what people say on a message board it seems.
Let me break down how you were stating your opinion as fact for you:
1. They are moving the story along way too fast.
How are they doing this. Give examples. What do you mean by fast? You're using grandiose general words instead of pointing out specifics.
2. There is too much going on in each episode.
What exactly is too much. Too much of what? Again, give examples.
3. Most of the scenes that are supposed to be funny are not.
Why aren't they funny. This was my main reason for saying you're stating your opinion as fact. Instead try "I don't find the scenes very funny". You're acting like the mayor of comedy here (sarcasm intended, not a personal attack dear). This is the same as you saying "Roundabout never has had a good show". THey've been in existence since the 60's. You're using your limited experience in seeing their shows to make a grand statement without much reason or research behind it. That's my problem with some of your posts. I don't hate you personally, but if you make these wide sweeping statements like "It's not funny" or "All their shows suck" prepared to be challenged. That's what I'm doing, I'm challenging your opinion not attacking you. You're the one who's attacked me for having a contrary opinion.
4. The "A Cafella" thing was dreaful
Why was it dreadful. I clearly explains why it was necessary. If you thought it was dreadful then say. Again, I think it was dreadful because will get you a lot more people listening than your grand "because I said so" tone.
This of course will apply in your essays you'll soon be asked to write. Your teachers will challenge your opinion, For you to back it up. And if you use the "because I just don't like it argument" and think they're attacking you because they ask you to explain it, you're not going to get very far.
Updated On: 9/17/09 at 07:28 PM