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Pet Peeve on the BB

Rippon

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I am against spam --especially VanSpam.
He's a broken record. He just repeats the some old nonsense without end to his non-existent "folks."
 

Reynolds

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People who type every word in bold and ask questions in the spirit of "when did you stop beating your wife?"
 

Adonia

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I just saw it again: someone accusing others of being Pharisees on the BB. That goes right along with the ubiquitous "legalism" charge (which is almost never really legalism by the theological definition). Really? You have to call someone a legalist or Pharisee to make your point? To me, that just means you're not good with words and have a small vocabulary. Cf: Cyrano's great list of insults in "Cyrano de Bergerac."

So, do you have a pet peeve? (And don't get nasty and name posters, because that's another pet peeve of mine.:Coffee )

Pharisees were people too, made in God's own image as a matter of fact. Face it, when your argument is weak it's time to play the ad hominin card.
 

John of Japan

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My favorite. The false graciousness: "How kind you are. You love the little birds so much you have given them a perch to roost upon." I know a woman who would say that! (No, not my wife.) :D:D:D
To the uninitiated (from the play, not the silly movie): A man comes up to Cyrano seeking a sword fight, and insults his huge nose: "Your nose, sir, is rather large." That's more original than some insults I've seen here on the BB. Cyrano then answers with a list of insults the man might have said. One of my own favorites: "When it bleeds, what a Red Sea!"
 

John of Japan

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Long, long posts of Scripture verses with no explanation, then the poster thinking he or she proved the point. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
 

Revmitchell

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Long, long posts of Scripture verses with no explanation, then the poster thinking he or she proved the point. :rolleyes::rolleyes:

I wanted to rate your post a winner or like or agree but it seemed insufficient given this post is needful and absolutely correct. Such actions are arrogant and insufficient. period.
 

Salty

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John, Tell you what!
I will start with Psalm - chapter 117

Lobet den HERRN, alle Heiden; preiset ihn, alle Völker! Für seine barmherzige Güte uns: Und die Wahrheit des HERRN währet ewiglich. Lobet den HERRN
 

John of Japan

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John, Tell you what!
I will start with Psalm - chapter 117

Lobet den HERRN, alle Heiden; preiset ihn, alle Völker! Für seine barmherzige Güte uns: Und die Wahrheit des HERRN währet ewiglich. Lobet den HERRN
1 もろもろの国よ、主をほめたたえよ。もろもろの民よ、主をたたえまつれ。 2 われらに賜わるそのいつくしみは大きいからである。主のまことはとこしえに絶えることがない。主をほめたたえよ。

So there! That proves my point--if only I could remember what my point was.
 

John of Japan

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Pet peeve on the BB: Plagiarism. This occurs all the time here. If you quote someone without sourcing, certainly without giving the source's name, you are plagiarizing, and that is not only unethical, it is against the law. To be blunt: If you quote someone without sourcing, you are stealing!

Here in our college, and I would think every Christian college, you can be kicked out if the plagiarism is bad enough. :mad:
 

Reformed

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Pelagian plagiarizers are especially peeve worthy. Sorry, I've never met a theological pun I didn't like.


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