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Originally posted by Shorty2Dope
You honor the firemen, you have glory for them. End of arguement shut up before more people hate you.
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High glory, honor, and praise is deeply different than just honoring, respecting, admiring, and appreciating them.
Your stupid little "renown" crap is absolutely inane.
If someone has "glory", they are famous. That is an adjective; not a verb.
Therefore, if you give glory to them (or glorify them), that does not mean you are giving "fame".
Do you even know the difference between elements of the English literary language?
A verb does not equal an adjective.
The "glory" you are attempting to refer to is the glory in the three G's. (GGG)
God, Glory, and Gold
Get the picture? -- you can't give "fame". That makes no sense.
And, *****, I do not care if more people hate me.
I have enough people who do like me. You are going to go by some ancient fad view of how everyone apparently hates me. Well, uhm, I'm mature enough to not care at all.
You, sir, are ludicrous and idiotic.
I give you the title of "idiotic" in a sense of your inanity. <--notice even the irony in the word "inanity"
And by the way.... since you obviously pay attention to nothing:
I said not to give glory. Therefore, do not just up and switch on me about a possible second definition.
Who the hell just barges into an argument and tries to change the original intended concept with an alternate definition?
Whether there is a renown or not, the whole idea was pointing toward what I was suggesting not to do.
Therefore, in all obsurdity, your whole point will be ignored.
And by the way - : I even told you that it has been an issue of people giving "glory" to firemen. Now, apparently, you are trying to change the issue of the entire American subject because there is an alternate definition?
Damn
you are lame.