@whyareyou I didn't actually think you were fricking that r-slurred but I thought it was fricking funny reading out "why are fricking you r-slurred"
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@whyareyou I didn't actually think you were fricking that r-slurred but I thought it was fricking funny reading out "why are fricking you r-slurred"
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Is it worse to be on one of the corners or on the side?
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The fricking corners are fricking closer to platonic ideals of their traits, so that's something to brag to mom and dad about at least
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It's true. No shame in learning though
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Plato was so intellectually lazy, blazing high on his own supply. He utterly rejected Socrates core message, that you're r-slurred and don't hero the benefit of the doubt.
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He preferred speech over writing as a medium. All you really need to know.
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I kinda liked how he just flexed to win arguments. That's pretty chad honestly, he was a champion wrestler or something
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Plato means "broad," supposedly getting the nickname for being an absolute unit. Or maybe for having a big fat head.
He competed in tournaments roughly comparable to the Olympics. Like in all things, when it comes to dunking on scrawny pseudomen, Socrates makes Plato look like a toddler playing dress-up:
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