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I have to assume this was aimed at me even if by an illiterate nincompoop.
By inserting punctuation in a few places it might be interpreted as meaning that he disagrees with my opinion on the spell, feels that it is "great" and goes on to imply that my scorn for it is caused by envy of those who have wasted 150 AP on it.
I don't know, it makes perfect sense to me actually.
For instance:
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Corba your a jerk for saying group temp is great
I seem to take this as meaning that he very strongly enjoys corba's "a jerk for saying group temp".
Reading into that profound statement I pull out the following:
Notice the extra space after the possesive your and the a, this seems to imply a sense of emptiness, or a longing. So in his mind "Corba" has a deep desire for a jerk to say "Group temp", and palepink finds this "great".
Example 2:
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what is it you dont have it ?
This phrase when removed takes on a new life.
Oberserve the lack of a comma here between it and you and the lack of an apostrophe in dont:
,' If you turn those sideway you have the yin and yang, but why would he leave the yin and yang out you ask? Simple, observe what comes next:
Palepink brings back the extra space in between the it and the ?.
So take this statement to mean:
"When you think the keen balance of spiritual harmony is absent, it is actually still hidden within."
So to summarize this work let's put the whole phrase together and see what we have now:
Quote:
Corba your a jerk for saying group temp is great what is it you dont have it ?
Cliff notes version:
"Corba, the fact that you wish to have a jerk say "group temp" is outstanding, as a jerk would probably not do such an act. Therefore Corba you have brought to light a paradox which I can summarize by saying, 'When you think the keen balance of spiritual harmony is absent, it is actually still hidden within.'"
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So Corba what palepink says is actually very profound and revealing. Palepink, thank you.