Fancy grammar? It's rather standard grammar.
The ego's part of the character and display. Generally, the greater my apparent ego - the less serious I'm being. Though I am inherently arrogant. I form my own opinions from the rejection of those determined to be lesser.
Ah, yes. Such an odd place to find -two- people of godlike wisdom and experience.
I do, regularly, speak informatively. Unless it involves the attempt to convince people that all of their governments are puppets for a solitary agenda that we should simply understand exists and fear it.
Where I speak shouldn't much matter. Unless you are saying that we shouldn't take you seriously, because you're on an anime forum. Which means all conversation must be shallow and reduced to alphanumeric 'words.'
It's really hard to say. People can interpret what I say to many different extremes and apply their own degree of imagination to it. It's hard to say what pops into their heads when I am not verbose about what my experience in a field does and does not entail.
But what you say can be generally said about anybody with some degree of truth to it.
You can be steered around, but you're a little more difficult to program for a specific utility or task as a drone. However, you do amuse me from time to time.
Hold up a minute.
I can understand coming down on myself or yow for taking it to a personal level, here. Against my better judgment - I'm leaving the above response to him in my post because my blood cries for the last word.
But if you must understand what the "fuss" is about over ga-ga; it's her spur-of-the-moment idea to alter the national anthem to fit a political agenda.
Normally, when ga-ga speaks, sings, or otherwise makes attempts at communication - there's nothing said worth discussing.
This, while not exactly surprising, does actually include something others (and myself) care about, and don't appreciate seeing desecrated.
It's quite obvious that you care about our hideous opinion. Hence your emotionally charged statement. And you wish to put a stop to the expression of such opinions.
We are in this thread because the 'abomination' is trying to thread her abominable abominance into our national anthem, and her popularity will likely see her 'creativity' met with imitation until I'm having to put up with even more elaborate versions of it being performed before my kids start playing their ball game.
Not that posting in a forum about it is going to prevent that. But rarely has speaking on the internet been about anything other than raw, spontaneous expression. Perhaps not the best thing - but it does have its utility.
