The mundane babble connect the dots

[Bessy]

“Uniqor”] I hereby grant the following posters the right to call me Uni.

Thank you, love.

The Mrs.

[Kriswest]

@Uniqor

Shall I submitte this as my joint in the competition? You’ve got taste siatd, afterall, you are welcome to call me Uni in the future. Speaking of which, I hereby grant the following posters the right to call me Uni. No particular order intended:

someoneisatthedoor, Bessy, Kriswest, Quizkid, Tabula Rasa, vortical, ANightAtTheOpera, liquidangel, lenore, Jerry, TheAdlerian, peas and quite, Fabiano, Mastriani, James No.2, detrop and of course, benny.

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You have honored me twice, thank you.

[someoneisatthedoor]

@Uniqor

Shall I submitte this as my joint in the competition?

Submit anything that you like, though this may be a little short…

[detrop]

Nobody mispells Nietzsche shalt ever adress me as Uni.

Oh come on, Uniqor. Don’t you think that’s a bit harsh. Some of the best interpretation of Nietzsche I have ever read at a philosophy forum was written by a guy who spelled his name wrong almost like clockwork…every time he said it. Of course it was a typo, but its not something that is important if the substance and content of what is said is meaty enough to make up for that little mistake. As I said in the grammer thread, having and exercising good grammer isn’t always evidence of having intelligence about the matter one speaks about. And terrible grammer does not mean there is contempt for the philosopher who’s name is spelled wrong by the one who is spelling it.

Have patience. The camel becomes the lion becomes the child. You know the drill, for Zarathustra has said it so. Let the teachers have patience with those who need time to spell…besides, Fritz does have a last name like a “trainwreck of consonants.” It ain’t like spellin dog or cat.