Morrhigan said:Donovan, think on this: whatever merit your words may have, it is drowned out by the deafening boom of self-righteousness. If you truly want to do good, remember that how you say something has a huge impact on whether others hear it.
Morrhigan said:Oh, I see... so you think you're manipulating her for her own good.
Morrhigan said:Oh, I see... so you think you're manipulating her for her own good.
Friday said:Oh, come ON...
Friday said:Uh huh.
I'm going to be watching you, Donovan.
Count on it.
LMAO!Donovan said:Just be glad I've chosen to use my powers for good. These are not the droids you're looking for...
Friday said:Well researched. I would expect nothing less.
However, Donovan, you presume to know how LG acts in front of her niece and nephew. You have no frame of reference for this. Thus, your reasoning is based on an (for you) unknowable premise.
LOL, BTW...
Donovan said:Not presumption, just weighing the probabilities with a highly educated guess based on multiple past experiences of a similar type. People who experience great resentment often feel the need to express it, and rarely stop to consider who's hearing it or how it's being received. It's entirely possible Laker Girl never realized what she has said within earshot of the kids, but I guarantee she will from this point on.
In other words, a duck is a duck is a duck. I may never have seen this particular duck quack, but I've seen a thousand OTHER ducks, and they all quacked, so the odds are strongly against this one learning to chirp.