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#1 Dec 07 2005 at 4:03 AM Rating: Sub-Default
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#3 Dec 07 2005 at 4:29 AM Rating: Default
dictionary.com wrote:
mar·riage
n.
1. a. The legal union of a man and woman as husband and wife.
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Edited, Wed Dec 7 05:08:49 2005 by Danalog
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On an unrelated note, I have noticed Dana playing more often. Is the a bi-product of the impending nuptuals (or if I am wrong on my recollection that there are impending nuptuals, is it a bi-product of getting laid regularly?)?
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I thiink it could make sense to say that Man is the union of women and marriage... based on my exeriances with women trying to rush into marriage...

prolly why I'm still singleSmiley: dubious
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Yeah, with the trolls and such. It seems to me you took a break from it for a while, and have come back recently with some BAMmage worthy of at least journeyman status.
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Yeah, with the trolls and such. It seems to me you took a break from it for a while, and have come back recently with some BAMmage worthy of at least journeyman status.


Ah, I see.

I was over-busy/stressed/etc for a while, didn't feel like posting much. Doing better now though.
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Elderon, that ftfy made me feel all urpy. Smiley: frown
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#16 Dec 08 2005 at 1:24 AM Rating: Decent
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dictionary.com wrote:

mar·riage
n.
1. a. The legal union of a man and woman as husband and wife.
Wanna bet that if the was a gay marrage law passed within 6 months it would read

mar.riage
n.
1. a. The legal union of two consenting adults as life partners.

Amazingly enough Dictionairy definations reflect the world around us, to use the second defination riht now would be wrong since it can't happen.

Doesn't have any reflection of what should happen though.

after all you Americans still insist on dropping the "u" from Colour, it might be in your dictionarys but it's still not "English".
#17 Dec 08 2005 at 1:33 AM Rating: Excellent
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after all you Americans still insist on dropping the "u" from Colour, it might be in your dictionarys but it's still not "English".

Considering the Latin word is "color," I'll stick with that.

Oh and we also like to pluralize (not pluralise) some words by changing the "y" to an "ie." We're funny that way.


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Considering the Latin word is "color," I'll stick with that.

Oh and we also like to pluralize (not pluralise) some words by changing the "y" to an "ie." We're funny that way.
No problem with that, just stop calling what you write "English" since it isn't.

Again not saying how you spell is wrong or that you should do it differently, i am saying that it's not English if you do.

/hyjack on.
#19 Dec 08 2005 at 1:47 AM Rating: Excellent
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dictionary.com should have wrote:
mar·riage
n.
1. a. The legal union of a man and woman as husband and wife except in Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands, Spain and soon to be South Africa. Also in Massachusetts but without federal recognition.
Never trust a dictionary to explain complex social or scientific issues. That's not what they exist for.
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dictionary.com should have wrote:
mar·riage
n.
1. a. The legal union of a man and woman as husband and wife except in Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands, Spain and soon to be South Africa. Also in Massachusetts but without federal recognition.
Never trust a dictionary to explain complex social or scientific issues. That's not what they exist for.

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#21 Dec 08 2005 at 8:17 AM Rating: Good
Pssst! Hey, Tarv! Over here.

Some of us had done a masterful job of COMPLETELY F[b]UCKING IGNORING[/b] the original troll monster, and almost let the thread die.

What gives man?

And don't make me remind you that you lost claim to the language the moment we kicked your pasty-white, bland food eating asses back across the pond.
#22 Dec 08 2005 at 9:03 AM Rating: Default
marriage, a definition made by how the word is commonly used.

like ***, for instance. once a cigarette, and now a homosexual.

definitions are not absolute. and when we, as a people, use our prejudice to try to turn a definition into a law, we, as a people, are discrininating. prejudice. pure and simple.

this is no differant than not allowing Black people to drink from the same fountain as whites.

you can not take a definition in a dictionary, and design a law around it. quite the opposite. you design laws to protect the freedoms of people, THEN DEFINE the words so the laws intent is not lost or diminished.

the definition you see for the word is not a law. it is merely how that WORD is commonly used. if society changes how it usses a word, the definitions change also. this is the way it has been since dictionaries were first printed.

if man wants to make it a law that marriage cannot be performed between members of the same sex, then call it what it is. DISCRIMINATION. dont hide your chicken **** behind the transient definitions of a particular word as it is defined on any particulat day.

but that is what the conservative right does. they hide prejudice and discrimination behind layers of camoflauge so you dont see then for what they are.

a pack of biggots. just like the biggots that barred blacks from mainstream society in our past. same ugly face, just a new layer of camo.
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Don't blame him, blame the pusscu[/b]nt that rated this back over sub-default.

Edited, Thu Dec 8 09:31:15 2005 by xythex
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#24 Dec 08 2005 at 10:38 AM Rating: Decent
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In any case, dictionary.com actually has this definition:

dictionary.com wrote:
mar·riage

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a. The legal union of a man and woman as husband and wife.
b. The state of being married; wedlock.
c. A common-law marriage.
d. A union between two persons having the customary but usually not the legal force of marriage: a same-sex marriage.



Edited, Thu Dec 8 10:39:44 2005 by Patrician
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that's one lame-*** trolling job, quoting a dictionary that proves your point wrong.

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try harder next time?

(re: the OP, if you're slow)

Edited, Thu Dec 8 10:40:56 2005 by Danalog
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#26 Dec 09 2005 at 10:31 AM Rating: Decent
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Considering the Latin word is "color," I'll stick with that.


Then call it latin then because in English it is colour.
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