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I'm joking, you boob.

But...but...if not even Sarah can stay away from Southperry, who can!?!?!? (I bet ndynslvr and Khoi are on alt accounts >_>)

Why are you replying to her blog post on the thread?

called that

I really am disappointed by these responses.

[video=youtube;dVVZaZ8yO6o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVVZaZ8yO6o[/video]
Better?

You miss the damnedest things while you're banned.
Bye Sarah. We didn't have a good relationship, but I'll kinda miss you.

You miss the damnedest things while you're banned.
Bye Sarah. We didn't have a good relationship, but I'll kinda miss you.

You miss the damnedest things while being a clueless twit too.

You miss the damnedest things while being a clueless twit too.

Touche.

Touche.

True*

Hue hue hue hue hue.

True*

Hue hue hue hue hue.

Touché- noun.
An acknowledgement of the success, appropriateness or superiority of an argument or discussion; sometimes used sarcastically to mock one's opponent's absurd logic.
How do you know you're a woman? Have you ever checked? - Touché..

Ew, I have been using that word wrongly my entire life.

How do you even know she's really back and i'm not still screwing with you in a thread openly labeled [PRANK]?

Then how would you know it was me and not a doppelganger?

Ew, I have been using that word wrongly my entire life.

What did you think it meant?
Just wondering.

"Ouch, you touched a nerve" or something like that.

It's actually a fencing term, it means literally 'touch', as in 'you scored a hit' or 'you got me'.

Attention whore!

It's actually a fencing term, it means literally 'touch', as in 'you scored a hit' or 'you got me'.

See, no. That's the 1st definition on Wiktionary, I used the second. Much more relevant in context.

See, no. That's the 1st definition on Wiktionary, I used the second. Much more relevant in context.

No, the portion you quoted lacked the explanation of why it meant that, which was the relevance of the primary definition.

The actual meaning is important to properly understanding the idiomatic usage.

Saying that it's an acknowledgement of success when that's obviously not the literal meaning is giving an incomplete explanation if you don't provide the background that justifies the interpretation.

No, the portion you quoted lacked the explanation of why it meant that, which was the relevance of the primary definition.

The actual meaning is important to properly understanding the idiomatic usage.

Saying that it's an acknowledgement of success when that's obviously not the literal meaning is giving an incomplete explanation if you don't provide the background that justifies the interpretation.

*sigh*
You always have to be right, don't you?

We're arguing over the definition of a word?

...Why?

*sigh*
You always have to be right, don't you?

When I am, yes.

We're arguing over the definition of a word?

...Why?

Because the abuse of vocabulary is a horrible crime against humanity.

We're arguing over the definition of a word?

...Why?

Ask Eos.
EDIT: Plus, we're not arguing over the definition. He's arguing that we should trace the roots of words back to their descendants. Which is important etymologically, but none of us are etymologists. As far as I know.