Originally Posted by
indohan
First of all, your act of defense on the retro+ color did not convince me that you are not a retro+ head.
LOL. Again, this is a matter of two different opinions. I think you are one; you think you are not. End of discussion on this part.
Secondly, I did not argue with you about Mike's memorable moment with IXs.
"What is this"? This is none of what you listed. Not battle of sneaker wits too.
This is my act of showing you to show me some respect.
I showed you respect, and I expect you to do the same.
You don't have to try to insult my intelligence by spitting this sentence out:
It is fair to say that he never did anything memorable wearing the IX's, unless you count his baseball stint as memorable.
I said what I said, regarding knowing your facts right, because you tried so hard to correct me without knowing the things well.
First, you tried to correct me by saying Mike didn't wear IXs in any NBA games.
Second, you tried to correct me by saying IXs were not worn in a full season like other shoes.
Obviously, you were trying to save your own pride by trying to attack mine.
As conclusion, show your manner, boy.
Now, grammar time.
1. "Then explain this picture to me (this wording seems to flow better):"
Now or then could be used in this sentence. Flow, or sound, does not really prove that you have good language structure.
It only shows where do you come from.
2. "FYI, he wore these (plural) in a couple of games during that season. "
You used "these" to refer to the shoes.
I used "this" to refer to the pair. Read this out loud:
FYI, he wore this (pair) in a couple of games during that season.
3. My mistakes were "opinions" and "unless".
So, make sure all your corrections , indeed, correct the right mistakes next time.
I don't blame you for correcting my, some, grammar mistakes.
Well, that's the only thing that you can correct me on this thread anyway. Good day!
I will admit that you had me with all the sneaker facts. I was wrong in trying to dodge my way out of being proven wrong.
However, I think you know what I meant when I said that he didn't play basketball in the IX: that he did not play in the IX like he would have
due to early retirement.
"It is fair to say that he never did anything memorable wearing the IX's, unless you count hisbaseball stint as memorable."
This comment was not intended to be insulting, but I see how it can be interpreted that way. It was meant to be more of a joke, and I meant"you" as generally everybody.
As far as my grammar corrections go, they were all correct. All of them. I will not go there though because it was a last ditch effort on my part to one upyou on something.
"your act of defense on the retro+ color did not convince me that you are not a retro+ head."
I will only say this one more time: I am not a retro+ head. I own four retros, and out of those four, only one is retro+ colorway.
"Welcome to the shoe game, buddy."
"show your manner, boy."
I do not take kindly to your attempts to patronize me. The first comment triggered a negative reply from me.
Secondly, only rednecks and white supremacists call people "boy." You should cut that out as soon as you can.
"This is my act of showing you to show me some respect.
I showed you respect, and I expect you to do the same."
I respect your knowledge and all the help you give in this section. I often use your price guide as a reference.
I respect you in that sense. However, you exude a certain arrogance when it comes to sneaker questions and knowledge.
I have sensed it quite often in your manner of answering questions. For this, I will never quite respect you personally. Never.
It does not surprise me that you dodged these questions: Why are you so confrontational?
Do you pride yourself by displaying your sneaker knowledge? Does your knowledge extend beyond sneaker facts?
So that's all I have to say really. Adieu, mademoiselle.