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@fmf said
Is Bob delusional nonetheless because you say he is?

Bob would be delusional as far as I'm concerned. You wouldn't have to agree. Your disagreement wouldn't alter my perspective.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Ah, so you do get to throw delusional around like a custard tart?

Thread warning:

'Delusions' are being thrown around like custard tarts in this thread. FMF has hit Dive squarely in the face, and inexplicably, Dive has hit himself in the face.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
What if the Yeti puts in an appearance?

@fmf said
No. I wouldn't say so. Over the last 15+ years here I have used it very sparingly. So no, not "like a custard tart" but I understand the rhetorical gimmick you are using here.

@fmf said
It will mean I was wrong not to have believed Bob.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Thread warning:

'Delusions' are being thrown around like custard tarts in this thread. FMF has hit Dive squarely in the face, and inexplicably, Dive has hit himself in the face.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
You have said it 148 times in the last 2 weeks.

I've been keeping a log.

@fmf said
This is the third or fourth time you have used the same fatuous metaphor in a few pages. Perhaps you are bored and just want to end with a gesture of condescension.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
And been too quick to call him delusional?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Or perhaps I really like custard tart.

@fmf said
Well, I don't know about "too quick". The longest I could wait would be my entire life. But, we just have to call it how we see it when we see it.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
custard tart is actually the perfect metaphor for you trivializing delusional thinking

@fmf said
This might be the moment to bail out having previously stated your view coearly if you now think a fifth mention of the same rhetorical gimmick is all you have left.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
If somebody believes something you don't, but you are unable to aptly evidence they are wrong, you are not in a position to call them delusional.