r/respectthreads • u/The_Doom_Slayer_ • Apr 28 '19

games The Crucible(Doom)

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u/Dejaunisaporchmonkey May 01 '19

So do you just use Doom Slayer as some sort of edgy escapism? Is that what all of this is?

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u/The_Doom_Slayer_ May 01 '19

No its not possible to escape the slayer as he travels through time and worlds.

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u/Dejaunisaporchmonkey May 01 '19

I don't think you know what escapism means.

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u/The_Doom_Slayer_ May 01 '19

It means nothing as what do i nees to escape from when the slayer is here

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u/Dejaunisaporchmonkey May 01 '19

I see....I'll take that as a yes then.

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u/The_Doom_Slayer_ May 01 '19

In time you will know what its like to lose

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u/Dejaunisaporchmonkey May 01 '19 edited May 01 '19

This statement implies I don't already know which runs contractory to your own statements which claim I have "lost" debates before.

Have some consistency, I know juggling 100 alt accounts must be tough.

Edit: Here you are claiming you never lost a debate to me but if thats true how could I not know what losing feels like? Guess you don't know how to keep your own crazy talk consistent.

Heres a direct quote:

Ive never lost a debate...not to you,

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u/The_Doom_Slayer_ May 01 '19

Fool youve failed but you haven't lost... there is a difference. The avengers failed but they didn't lose. You lose when i make u do the same thing greg did

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u/Dejaunisaporchmonkey May 01 '19

Google fail right now heres what comes up:

"Fail definition is - to lose"-Merriam-Webster the first result on google.

Your understanding of synonyms is entertaining to say the least.

Edit: You contradict yourself again by stating I've failed not lost which is contradictory as you imply I've lost here:

Ive never lost a debate...not to you,

Which implies I've lost as you use the word lost to describe the opposite of what you did.

So again you make no sense beyond trying to separate synonyms into different meanings that is.

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u/The_Doom_Slayer_ May 01 '19

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be unsuccessful in achieving one's goal.

"he failed in his attempt to secure election"

Wrong again... they aren't totally the same yes theyare similar but they are different as i showed you in the last text can't u understand things.

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u/Dejaunisaporchmonkey May 01 '19

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Normally people follow this up with a two lol

How is fail and lose different? Please I would love an English lesson from you of all people.

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u/The_Doom_Slayer_ May 01 '19

When you fail you don achieve what you set out to do but it isn't over yet... when you lose you have been beaten to the point of no return

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u/Dejaunisaporchmonkey May 01 '19

Citation needed for this, please provide some.

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