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08 Apr 2011 11:33 #101 by kresspin
What is this, 20 questions? I asked a simple question and you reply with a question.

I Googled "rubber brain" and all I came with was novelty rubber brains.

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08 Apr 2011 21:55 #102 by major bean
The beauty of "rubber brain" is that it conjures up a different mental picture for each person. As far as I know the term does not pre-date the invention of rubber.

Concerning the topic of paid agitators on forums; I could use the money. "Have 'Puter, Will Travel".

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09 Apr 2011 12:23 #103 by Local_Historian
New work from home job - must be willing to work in the middle of the night as well, though, MB.

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09 Apr 2011 15:34 #104 by major bean
I do not know that I could immitate a woman's voice convincingly enough to get the customer hot and bothered on the phone.
(I do hope that you know that I was joking about needing money?)

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09 Apr 2011 16:53 #105 by kresspin

major bean wrote: The beauty of "rubber brain" is that it conjures up a different mental picture for each person.


Oh, like the word "liberal." I get it now.

BTW, if you meant your comment to be a "deep" thought, think of this:

ALL words conjure up different mental pictures for each person.

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09 Apr 2011 17:27 #106 by major bean
I am surprised that you would consider "rubber brain" as deep thought. Sorry to soar over your head with an everyday expression.

If ALL words conjure up different mental pictures for each person, then why would you ask me to explain this expression? Do you just want to send people on meaningless tasks to suit your pleasure?
(How much beer are you going to consume this evening? Maybe you should limit your consumption for now or your head will eventually slump onto the keyboard and the next thing that you know it will be Sunday morning.)

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Major Bean

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09 Apr 2011 17:37 #107 by kresspin

major bean wrote: If ALL words conjure up different mental pictures for each person, then why would you ask me to explain this expression? Do you just want to send people on meaningless tasks to suit your pleasure?
(How much beer are you going to consume this evening? Maybe you should limit your consumption for now or your head will eventually slump onto the keyboard and the next thing that you know it will be Sunday morning.)


Because I pictured a novelty rubber brain, and even Googled it myself thinking it had some hidden meaning that I was not aware of. So I asked you what you meant by it. To which you never answered. "Rubber brain" may be a common word in the circles you hang out with. It's not in mine.

I don't drink beer, so your extended insult is meaningless to me.

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09 Apr 2011 17:39 #108 by major bean
Whiskey is very bad for you.

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09 Apr 2011 17:49 #109 by kresspin

major bean wrote: Whiskey is very bad for you.


Since it sounds as if you are speaking from experience, I'll take that under advisement.

But please stop being a typical conservative who is always trying to tell everybody else how to live their life. It really gets tiresome.

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09 Apr 2011 18:15 #110 by major bean
What?! Liberals are the ones who want to dictate to everyone else what is good for them and what they should do. Conservatives are for limiting government in the lives of people.
Please quit drinking.

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