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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
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if you dont understand what a lie is... heres what the dictionary says so your refreshed on the subject
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v. lied, lyhahaha183;ing, (lng) lies
v. intr.
To present false information with the intention of deceiving.
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so to summarize when you presented " false information with the intention of decieving" that makes you a ______ ( i will ask anyone reading this to fill in your own answer here )
todays lesson on english 101 was brought to you by smokey the bear
tempest , no offense , i dont hate you for it , you made a mistake , and i will point it out.. , dont make shit up i wont call you on it
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LOL.. ok.. except that the last post was in response to your post where you actually talked about what they said and tried to dimish it by saying he stuck his foot in his mouth etc. etc. etc.... My response was to point out that what he says reflects on the company and that depending on his position in the company may actually effect policy. I didn't make shit up... I said that the statement leaves the impression that they don't care about affiliates as partners in their business. If you don't believe it leaves that impression then that's your opinion and I have mine.. but no where did I state that they actually said that, which would then be a lie. i.e. I did not "present false information"..
I suppose that the "They don't view WM's as partners" part could be viewed as a lie IF you think that setting a cookie for 14 days and not sharing any revenue after that is what a partnership is about... And if you don't look at the entire statement I made as a whole of my opinion and want to disect it... So if that's what you believe, then I'm sorry for "lieing" to you and I was in the wrong..... LOL
Course... you realize you better watch everything you say from now on.. ;)