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Guest wrote:Get on with the war already. This is starting to become boring.

..someone has too much time on their hands. <chuckle!>

The question(s) to you is (are): Why now? What makes starting open hostilities now more "non-boring", or "advantageous" to you? Why the impatience, and why the "rush"?

I'm sure you've got some well reasoned arguments for these questions. Let's hear them.

Mahalo dude, or dudette, as the case may be! <shaka!>

FishbellykanakaDude wrote:

Guest wrote:Get on with the war already. This is starting to become boring.

..someone has too much time on their hands. <chuckle!>

The question(s) to you is (are): Why now? What makes starting open hostilities now more "non-boring", or "advantageous" to you? Why the impatience, and why the "rush"?

I'm sure you've got some well reasoned arguments for these questions. Let's hear them.

Mahalo dude, or dudette, as the case may be! <shaka!>

Huh?

Guest wrote:

FishbellykanakaDude wrote:

Guest wrote:Get on with the war already. This is starting to become boring.

..someone has too much time on their hands. <chuckle!>

The question(s) to you is (are): Why now? What makes starting open hostilities now more "non-boring", or "advantageous" to you? Why the impatience, and why the "rush"?

I'm sure you've got some well reasoned arguments for these questions. Let's hear them.

Mahalo dude, or dudette, as the case may be! <shaka!>

Huh?

Are you "Huh?"-ing the questions preceded by "The question(s) to you is (are):", or the meaning of "mahalo"?

FishbellykanakaDude wrote:

Guest wrote:

FishbellykanakaDude wrote:
..someone has too much time on their hands. <chuckle!>

The question(s) to you is (are): Why now? What makes starting open hostilities now more "non-boring", or "advantageous" to you? Why the impatience, and why the "rush"?

I'm sure you've got some well reasoned arguments for these questions. Let's hear them.

Mahalo dude, or dudette, as the case may be! <shaka!>

Huh?

Are you "Huh?"-ing the questions preceded by "The question(s) to you is (are):", or the meaning of "mahalo"?

You don't dazzle me with your writing. I mean what I say.

America needs to bomb North Korea before they launch a nuclear attack on American soil. Carthage must be destroyed.

Guest wrote:

FishbellykanakaDude wrote:

Guest wrote:
Huh?

Are you "Huh?"-ing the questions preceded by "The question(s) to you is (are):", or the meaning of "mahalo"?

You don't dazzle me with your writing. I mean what I say.

I believe you do. "Huh?" means you have a question about someone elseʻs question or statement, but would rather not bother asking a well formed question yourself.

I always assume that people say precisely what they mean to say. "Huh?" is pretty much what Iʻd expect from Homer Simpson. <chuckle!>

..anyway, I actually am interested in your answers to the questions I asked. If you want to continue the conversation, the ballʻs in your court.

Aloha nui dude (or dudette). Mahalo īa ʻoe!

FishbellykanakaDude wrote:

Guest wrote:

FishbellykanakaDude wrote:
Are you "Huh?"-ing the questions preceded by "The question(s) to you is (are):", or the meaning of "mahalo"?

You don't dazzle me with your writing. I mean what I say.

I believe you do. "Huh?" means you have a question about someone elseʻs question or statement, but would rather not bother asking a well formed question yourself.

I always assume that people say precisely what they mean to say. "Huh?" is pretty much what Iʻd expect from Homer Simpson. <chuckle!>

..anyway, I actually am interested in your answers to the questions I asked. If you want to continue the conversation, the ballʻs in your court.

Aloha nui dude (or dudette). Mahalo īa ʻoe!

I don't like glib and ridiculous people. You enjoy the sound of your own voice too much. Conversation with someone like you is pointless. Perhaps you could apply for work as a panelist on CNN?