No what I said was,
There are many fish that live outside of water, these are not fish according to your requirements.
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Why don't Darwinists say that birds are fish?
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No what I said was,
There are many fish that live outside of water, these are not fish according to your requirements.
7djengo7
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False. You did say that--you did contradict yourself--by answering "Yes" to the question I asked you.
I don't dispute that you said that, also.
So when does your Winter break start, are your parents taking you anywhere this year?
Have you written your letter to Santa Clause yet?
7djengo7
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You're angry now, I see. But it's not my fault you contradicted yourself by saying that something that lives wholly in water lives outside the water. Why bark at me? I'm just the messenger.
So, "Child of God", have you told God yet that you don't consider Him to be good?
Yeah. Santa Claus wrote back. He told me to tell you to stop being an idiot, and that you should learn how to spell correctly.
7djengo7
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You know, you don't really need to keep posting replies in order to continue your conversation with yourself.