No . I just wanted it to stand out so people would see how fucking stupid it is ! <| sep |> or Faith in a godly magical bow . <| sep |> What does L and W mean anyways ? Asking for a friend <| sep |> they will finally realize that they ' re 3 k mmr cause peruvians carried them <| sep |> Honobono log reminds me of Tsurezure children , a manga with many short love stories . I recommend that one . <| sep |> Sure go ahead . <| sep |> What a bunch of faggots <| sep |> Dang im Prospect Elite <| sep |> Let ' s face it , everyone wants drugs . <| sep |> So a little over 15 k $ per life . Worth it . <| sep |> Dude , we ' re talking about Irish men , not Scots men . I think my comment went a bit over your head . No True Scotsman is a name for an informal fallacy used in rhetoric trying to argue points . The fact that I ' m referring to it in a conversation that happens to be about Irishness , is a coincidence , it ' s just what the fallacy is called like Begging the question , or Appeal to the Stone I suggest you look at the link I provided relates to exactly what you ' re doing right now . The legal definition of being Irish , is having Irish citizenships , any additional consideration rapidly gets mired in No True Scotsman failings of which I gave 3 examples , of where going beyond leads to conclusions you ' ll never get people to agree to .