S.o.s!!

[Siamanto]

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Do you think that it will blow up?
LOL I hope that the balloon is not filled with CO2! Is it?

[TomServo]

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[Siamanto]

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Siamanto, before you continue down this new line of nonsense, here are the dictionary definitions for "typically":

typ·i·cal·ly [típpik?lee] adverb
1. in the usual way: with all or many of the usual or expected characteristics
2. in most cases: in most cases or on most occasions
3. predictably: as is to be expected

Encarta® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1999,2000 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Developed for Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.

I don't know if it's funny or sad, but it's ironic that each time you try to prove that you are more than Mr. Hot Air, you end up giving another illustration of your mediocrity. Furthermore, the number of such illustrations may be large enough to say that it's typical of you.
You have managed - in only two sentences - to illustrate your mediocrity in three different disciplines. That's impressive!

Even if there is only ONE occurance of the name "Siamanto" to refer to a male, the use of the "typically" adverb is justified under the third definition.

Anybody who has taken even an introductory course in Probability Theory or Statistics have probably heard of the Law of Large Numbers. In other words - and to spell it out for you - the number of observations should be large enough before reasonable expectations can be made - i.e. to spell it out for you, in order to reasonably use the word "typically".

Here, you proved to be mediocre even in basic Mathematics.

Now as far as you again taking your limited view of the world, extrapolating it to unlimited extents, and then criticizing others who don't see it your way ... seems that this too fits very well in the on-going theme of this thread.

Where did I make an extrapolation - can't even read??? At the contrary, I simply invited you who have used the word "typically" - i.e. extrapolated when the sample was not large enough or you did not even know how large it is - of your basic error.

Here, you either proved your mediocrity in basic reading or your lack of Intellectual Integrity and Honesty with a stupid calumny.

Now as far as you again taking your limited view of the world, extrapolating it to unlimited extents, and then criticizing others who don't see it your way ... seems that this too fits very well in the on-going theme of this thread. Are you really trying to say that just because you haven't seen any Siamantos, there aren't any?

When did I say that? LOL By any chance, did you "logically???" infer it - and how, if yes - from:

You "know for sure many MALES named after Siamanto???" A unique experience? Good for you!
Of course, it's only my personal experience, but I have met many many thousands of Armenians from all over the world and not a single one named "Siamanto."

Most of all, if you were able to read properly, you could have realized that the emphasis was still on the cardinality of the set of observations, not it's existence - but that's probably too subtle for you! How stupid are you to think that the existence of such a class would be discussed?

Here, you either proved your mediocrity in basic logic or your lack of Intellectual Integrity and Honesty with a stupid calumny.


Honestly, I started to really feel sorry for you! The bottom line is that you just don't have what it takes, so get over it!

[Anonymouse]

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Still stalking me and checking my PMs? How many times do I have to tell you that it's over between us because you're not good enough for me? So please don't make me say words that may hurt!

Have a Nice Day!

If you are referring to my observation that you were always private messaging LadySilver, it had to do with the fact that you two would be the only ones online and I clicked on your names and it always said "Private messaging". I cannot invade the privacy of users and check their private messages, nor would I be for such a thing, so calm down Siamanto.

And by the way, I don't know why we got on such a bad footing but I remember you became quite irate at my posts on the topic of the French riots, and now about global warming. It's as if you cannot fathom the thought of someone daring to hold an opinion different from yours and when they do they must be suffering from some narrow-minded myopic disease. You really need to settle down sir/madamme, as no one is out to get you.

[Lucin]

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LOL What? "Raffi" and "Barouyr" were not already Armenian First Names???

Were they??

And that is not an assumption??? Lucin, let's be a bit more reasonable, please.
This was the best!

My statement would be an assumption; only if you are a transsexual otherwise it's you who are making assumptions. I'll find the post and send it later, although it's really getting nonsensical.

LOL By the way, how the word "probably" was misused when yourself, you said:
"Many Armenian male poets/ writers such as...Siamanto had pen names that later have become Armenian male first names. As a result now...Siamanto are names typically given to males?????"

I don't see the word 'probably' used by me.

Of course, it's only my personal experience, but I have met many many thousands of Armenians from all over the world and not a single one named "Siamanto."

LOL, so you have met many Siamantos, but Dear Siamanto, you previously said the following:

LOL Siamanto "is typically a name given to males?????" *wonders how many of us have known, in real life , Armenians with First Name "Siamanto." probably none or almost none of us. wonders how it can be typically??? *

I guess that it suggests how credible and/or factual are Sip's statements.

Good night!

[Sip]

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Siamanto, before you continue down this new line of nonsense, here are the dictionary definitions for "typically":

typ·i·cal·ly [típpik?lee] adverb
1. in the usual way: with all or many of the usual or expected characteristics
2. in most cases: in most cases or on most occasions
3. predictably: as is to be expected

Encarta® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1999,2000 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Developed for Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.

Even if there is only ONE occurance of the name "Siamanto" to refer to a male, the use of the "typically" adverb is justified under the third definition.

Now as far as you again taking your limited view of the world, extrapolating it to unlimited extents, and then criticizing others who don't see it your way ... seems that this too fits very well in the on-going theme of this thread. Are you really trying to say that just because you haven't seen any Siamantos, there aren't any?

[Sip]

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I have to say this has been a most entertaining thread.

[Siamanto]

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Many Armenian male poets/ writers such as Paruyr Sevak, Raffi or Siamanto had pen names that later have become Armenian male first names. As a result now Paruyr, Raffi and Siamanto are names typically given to males and not to both genders, for a clear reason.

LOL What? "Raffi" and "Barouyr" were not already Armenian First Names??? Does the analogy apply to "Siamanto?"

How do you know I am misusing the word 'definitely'? Assumptions???
As I said it's based on one post of yours previously when one of the Jurks was around.

And that is not an assumption??? Lucin, let's be a bit more reasonable, please.
This was the best!

You know a single male person who was probably named after Siamanto, the poet, and you use the word "typically???"

Probably??? And you are misusing the word 'probably'??? I know for sure many MALES named after Siamanto.
LOL, dumb arguments...

LOL By the way, how the word "probably" was misused when yourself, you said:
"Many Armenian male poets/ writers such as...Siamanto had pen names that later have become Armenian male first names. As a result now...Siamanto are names typically given to males?????"

You "know for sure many MALES named after Siamanto???" A unique experience? Good for you!
Of course, it's only my personal experience, but I have met many many thousands of Armenians from all over the world and not a single one named "Siamanto."


Have a Nice Day!

[Siamanto]

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Siamanto must be a girl for the simple fact that she is always PMSing.

Still stalking me and checking my PMs? How many times do I have to tell you that it's over between us because you're not good enough for me? So please don't make me say words that may hurt!

Have a Nice Day!

[Lucin]

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Siamanto is a pen name that was assumed by a male poet and may be used to name either a boy or a girl; it is not even an Armenian First Name.
Why not something like: "Because it was used as a pen name by a male poet, it would be rather used to name a boy child than a girl?" Too moderate or more accurate for your taste???

Many Armenian male poets/ writers such as Paruyr Sevak, Raffi or Siamanto had pen names that later have become Armenian male first names. As a result now Paruyr, Raffi and Siamanto are names typically given to males and not to both genders, for a clear reason.

Is your use use of the word "definitely" as "accurate???" as the use of "typically??" How "definite" is your conclusion? Is it based on something "typically" feminine in me? Just curious.
If I know one Armenian who misuses the words "definitely" - and "typically" - so can I say that "Typically, Armenians misuse the words 'definitely' and 'typically'?"

How do you know I am misusing the word 'definitely'? Assumptions???
As I said it's based on one post of yours previously when one of the Jurks was around.

You know a single male person who was probably named after Siamanto, the poet, and you use the word "typically???"

Probably??? And you are misusing the word 'probably'??? I know for sure many MALES named after Siamanto.
LOL, dumb arguments...