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In Reply to: "I didn't say anything about their age, ..." - Now that's a weaselly response if ever I read one. posted by Audiophilander on January 29, 2004 at 13:19:01:
...that getting personal when you have nothing to answer with, is really bad form.It is something that "young adults" should not do.
But I guess you still just don't get how much of your white underbelly you exposed with that silly "young adults" line?
Speaks volumes.
Follow Ups:
...such a blatantly hypocritical statement should amuse even those who might agree completely with your rigidly inflexible and subjectively vapid viewpoint on LoTR; I'm genuiniely embarrassed for you Victor.> > > Your mama should've taught you that getting personal when you have nothing to answer with, is really bad form." < < <
Wha-? You're whining now because I indicate that you might be weaseling and calling you (i.e., but NOT name-calling) on something you clearly did through innuendo!
> > > "But I guess you still just don't get how much of your white underbelly you exposed with that silly "young adults" line?" < < <
LOL! Oh, I get it, you're having difficulty grasping the distinction! Well, I'm sorry if this plays havoc with your perceptions, but there is a verifiable difference between children's literature and that which is regarded appropriate for a young adult and adult market. If pressed I'll gladly point you to sites containing INFORMED opinions which concur with my own, but I'd rather not contribute further responsibility for raising your blood pressure (i.e., any more than has already apparently occured).
> > > "Speaks volumes." < < <
The Library of Congress couldn't spin you out of your LoTR malapropisms.
Regards,
AuPh
Hey - that is your constitutional right: you like children's books and films - enjoy, no need to get this defensive, or try to force those who don't want to.My only objection is when you start presenting the naive and poorly made children's opus as something on par with... with... well, there is that life outside the children's books.
But I guess the War and Peace comparisson already told us the whole story.
I recall, when my daughter was around 13, she would argue and rather hotly, that Michael Jackson was the second Mozart.
OTOH, your attitude on this subject is another matter, but let's not go there.> > > "I recall, when my daughter was around 13, she would argue rather hotly, that Michael Jackson was the second Mozart." < < <
Naw, that would probably be Joe Bonamassa! ;^)
Cheers,
AuPh
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