Endless Blue (Offline)

Considered going adult Goku, but in all honesty Dragon Ball > Dragon Ball Z, with the possible exception of the Cell Games. World Martial Arts Tournament yeah!

No, I don't thank for reputation. Frankly I don't care much about little gems. What irritates me more is the unreasonableness of expressing disagreement with a polite question seeking to stimulate discussion.

I would consider defamation a good reason to neg. As for the other post, it was not meant impolitely and only to inform a troll that their trolling was very transparent in confusing Shakespeare plays. Methinks you don't know what 'innocuous' means

Crucially, you didn't, because I had a good reason for negging one of your posts; it was mildly defamatory. The post you negged was constructive and innocuous. If it is 'just' reputation on an internet forum, I hardly see why it was necessary of you to find my most recent post only to revenge my negging of yours with good reason days ago. Meh, your choice. Just seems a bit unreasonable.

Was there any decent reason in negging this polite and constructive post?

Yeah, I missed the ol' dog too. It's the perfect image for a debating forum where things can get a little heated.

lol

Sorry, ignore that, some **** hacked my account in university. Seriously, what sort of subhuman upon hacking someone's account, can do nothing better than post 'I rob turds'?

I'm doing fine thank you, got quite a lot of work (doing about Spanish Civil War and Crusades atm) how about yourself?

i am

To be honest, I have absolutely no idea. I don't think I structured it particularly, it was just a huge trail of nonsense. Don't worry about it too much, and have a look at the exemplar essays they give you.

(No one does well on their LNAT essay, don't worry)

The LNAT's an odd one in terms of prep really, I just read the Guardian every day for like a month, did all of the example essays on the website, and did the two practice papers they give you. I just followed what they said to do online, I didn't bother with any of those books that ostensibly guarantee you success; it's more about natural ability so there's not much you can do for it, really.