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Ah... weird people.

God love 'em.
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Tommy the Cat - stresses:
College professor declares throughout the term that a thorough study of Olde English is necessary for success in "The Real World"?

Dad thinks that the response "Because I said so!" is perfect in its logic?

The Human Responds:
College professor declares throughout the term that a thorough study of Olde English is necessary for success in "The Real World"?

Situation: You're in one of those glass elevators somewhere heavily populated. A man in a ski mask bursts through the closing doors and yells at you to get on your knees. A heavy smell of metal and grease emanates from the PK thrust under your nose. "You - college freak," he growls, "tell me two things to live:

  1. Who wrote 'Piers the Ploughman?' and

  2. Tell me why Sir Gawain attempts to maintain and balance his high religious values with his earthly secular ideals of courtesy, and how it impacts his eventual downfall at Bercilak's castle."

With that, he tosses you a tattered untranslated copy of "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight." There is an audible click as he cocks the gun...

Dad thinks that the response "Because I said so!" is perfect in its logic?

But he's not thinking, therefore he is not. And if he is not, then he is not there. And if he's not there, there's no argument. See? You lose by default.

 
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