Peeing on someone's back and the offer of an umbrella

@fmf said
"Wide of the mark" is a common turn of phrase. If you don't know what it means, so be it.

I know what it means. However, you are not defining your "mark" in this case. Yes, I know and confess that "Jesus is Lord;" that is all you have. As you said, "you USE to say it also." I also USE to think and act differently with different beliefs. Clearly the same thing that you just said of yourself; you changed.
What caused the change? if you wish to share.

@fmf said
And if you'd come down one way or the other, whatever interpretation you'd chosen, it would have then been an "absolute truth", divinely inspired, right?

There a question?

@kingdavid403 said
I know what it means. However, you are not defining your "mark" in this case. Yes, I know and confess that "Jesus is Lord;" that is all you have.

Like I said, it is a common turn of phrase. I am not interested in your attempt to quibble about it.

@kellyjay said
There a question?

Yes it is a question, clearly.

If your response is going to be to merely ask if there was a question, I suppose that'll have to do.

@kingdavid403 said
Clearly the same thing that you just said of yourself; you changed. What caused the change? if you wish to share.

I am not the slightest bit interested in having a conversation with you about it.

@fmf said
Like I said, it is a common turn of phrase. I am not interested in your attempt to quibble about it.

I am not interested in your attempt to quibble about it.
Funny that you keep "quibbling" about it. Good day.

@fmf said
I am not the slightest bit interested in having a conversation with you about it.

I understand.

@kingdavid403 said
I am not interested in your attempt to quibble about it.
Funny that you keep "quibbling" about it. Good day.

It's you, not me, who is pretending not to understand what "Wide of the mark" means in a regular message board conversation

@fmf said
It's you, not me, who is pretending not to understand what "Wide of the mark" means in a regular message board conversation

Again, I know what it means. It is you who said that you know almost everything about me because I said "Jesus is Lord." It is you who is "Wide of the Mark" and not me. Then you insist that you know almost everything about me because I said "Jesus is Lord;" then When I tell you you do not know everything about me, you try to tell me that I am wide of the "mark" and that you really do know almost everything about me; even tho we do not know each other. You're interesting, that's for sure...

@fmf said
Yes it is a question, clearly.

If your response is going to be to merely ask if there was a question, I suppose that'll have to do.

What is it you are asking? If it is clear to you and your happy with that so be it.

@kellyjay said
What is it you are asking?

The question in the post you were replying to.

@kingdavid403 said
It is you who said that you know almost everything about me because I said "Jesus is Lord."

Quote me where I supposedly said I "know almost everything about" you. You are making stuff up.

@fmf said
I've no idea who he is. And I can't be bothered to look it up. Anyway, now you know what "Don't pee on my back and tell me it's raining" means.

He is a mass murderer of muslims.

@fmf said
The question in the post you were replying to.

Yes that helped

@kingdavid403 said
When I tell you you do not know everything about me, you try to tell me that I am wide of the "mark" and that you really do know almost everything about me; even tho we do not know each other.

You saying I "don't have much to go on" was a bit wide of the mark.

I never claimed I "know everything" about you.

I simply told you that you saying "Jesus is Lord" gives me a pretty good idea of what you believe.

This was in response to you saying "you have absolutely no idea what I believe", which was another comment by you that was wide of the mark.