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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mean, you wrote an entire post on a message board about how there is never a need to argue.

So by definition, yes, adults argue.  (And often enjoy it).[/quote]

Since you like to use the word "you" and make things personal, I will use the word "you" and let "you" know I wasn't starting an argument: I was informing. I don't argue with adults. But if "you" want to argue with the people in your life, go for it. [/quote]

NP. Thank you for informing us of your opinion!!

You say that you don't argue with adults. That is reasonable and admirable. So sensible. But that leaves me curious and I have a list of questions for you.

Do you argue with children? Toddler are great to argue with, they often involve tears, snot, a little physical violence, and the logic that only a sleep-deprived parent can follow.

Do you argue with your pets? Dogs, I've found, aren't the best at arguing, as they have a little bit of ADHD and will get distracted by a treat, a squirrel, or even a plastic bag floating along the street. They will apologize and let it go right away. Cats, on the other hand, are masters. I mean, they can hold a grudge and will make sure you know that YOU.ARE.WRONG. until the day you die.

Do you argue with yourself? Does this count against arguing with adults, or no?

Do you argue with the TV? Lots of people used to do this, I'm not sure if they do any more.

Please inform us.[/quote]

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