Or could it be true that using unnecessarily long sentences is an attempt to compensate for one's physical shortcomings?
Question Game!
Am I good at this game?
what was the question again?
Was the question about eating indian food?
If you put curry powder on snow, does it qualify as Indian food?
Does anyone eat anything other than food?
Would eating your own words count?
If you put curry on your words, would you be speaking sanskrit?
OK, obviously this isnt working..
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i killed it, didn't i?
Are we doing it wrong?
Doing what?
If you don't know, does it really matter?
lurknomore said: ↑If you don't know, does it really matter?
What should we talk about then?
Do people with social phobia actually like talking about anything?
Could it be that we have nothing to talk about?
Is it a paradox that we enjoy talking about how much we don't enjoy talking?
I thought that a talkative social phobe was an oxymoron rather than a paradox?
lurknomore said: ↑I thought that a talkative social phobe was an oxymoron rather than a paradox?
Do you really think that is a question?
Well, if a paradox is a contradiction in terms, and oxymorons are conjoined contradictory terms, isn't that sort of the same thing? Incidentally, what's it like being pedantic? 😀