The Shoutbox
Also, I found it humorous that folks are saying words don't matter... in a shoutbox column that is using mostly words to communicate that idea. Wouldn't even be having this conversation without those pesky words.

Heck, one company lost a lot of money over a missing comma a year or so ago!
Originally Posted by Yoda
I think I've had scrambled eggs something like 13 of the last 14 days. I'm in full-on January diet mode which usually involves finding some high-protein food and eating it almost every day. Eggs the last two years.
Scrambled eggs and coffee with HWC = the perfect breakfast. As long as the eggs aren't overcooked.
Also, I think eggs are one of the most filling things you can eat. I love em, especially hard boiled.
Originally Posted by Yoda
If words matter enough for someone to say a thing, they matter enough for people to disagree with how it's said. Can't be one but not the other.
When is a door not a door? When it is ajar.
Originally Posted by Yoda
I think I've had scrambled eggs something like 13 of the last 14 days. I'm in full-on January diet mode which usually involves finding some high-protein food and eating it almost every day. Eggs the last two years.
Quinoa, asparagus, peanuts and less than a cup of granola/kashi. Eury-day.

The quinoa seems to be hearty enough that it hasn't grown old... yet.
I think I've had scrambled eggs something like 13 of the last 14 days. I'm in full-on January diet mode which usually involves finding some high-protein food and eating it almost every day. Eggs the last two years.
If words matter enough for someone to say a thing, they matter enough for people to disagree with how it's said. Can't be one but not the other.
Great...now I want scrambled eggs...
But man, we could ride this merry go round all day long.

I mean, you already know college scrambled my eggs, and we all know how hard it is to unscramble eggs.
Originally Posted by Yoda
Originally Posted by John McClane
Words don't matter. Our reactions to words matter.
And our reactions are based on...what? What the words are intended to convey.
More like our previous interactions with the words. Or even just our life experiences.

You can't use words to say words don't matter. It's a self-defeating argument.
By that logic, you also can't use words to say words do matter, but I think in that context it would maybe be a self-preserving argument?
And our reactions are based on...what? What the words are intended to convey.

You can't use words to say words don't matter. It's a self-defeating argument.