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rkymtnman · Jan 15, 2016

well, u of c law school considers him a professor. mr loco does not. who seems to be more credible? a top law school in the US or some dude in the politics section of a weed forum?

you win mr loco.
and a service station is not a synonym for a car dealer's service dept

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

pnwmystery said:
You're now showing you have no fucking clue how Universities works lol. You're out of your depth here.

I know exactly how it works, they regard lecturers as professors, because they're not.

rkymtnman · Jan 15, 2016

MuyLocoNC said:
Nice link, didn't see anything that supports your claim. Says he is a senior lecturer and WAS a professor previously.

for the eighth time, a senior lecturer is a professor at u of c law school

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

rkymtnman said:
well, u of c law school considers him a professor. mr loco does not. who seems to be more credible? a top law school in the US or some dude in the politics section of a weed forum?

you win mr loco.
and a service station is not a synonym for a car dealer's service dept

Never said it was, said garage is a synonym for a car dealership's service department, which it is. Nice try to twist it again.

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

rkymtnman said:
for the eighth time, a senior lecturer is a professor at u of c law school

Sure ain't, regarded as a professor. There is a distinction, sorry.

pnwmystery · Jan 15, 2016

MuyLocoNC said:
I know exactly how it works, they regard lecturers ar professors, because they're not.

No, you really don't know how Universities, tenure, and professorships work. It's really, really, obvious from your statements. The University of Chicago Law School itself said President Obama was a professor there. We're done here, you're wrong, and the proof came straight from the institution itself. So if you think you're smarter than the University of Chicago, we know you're a huge narcissist as well as wrong.

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

pnwmystery said:
No, you really don't know how Universities, tenure, and professorships work. It's really, really, obvious from your statements. The University of Chicago Law School itself said President Obama was a professor there. We're done here, you're wrong, and the proof came straight from the institution itself. So if you think you're smarter than the University of Chicago, we know you're a huge narcissist as well as wrong.

No, I read "regarded as" in THEIR own words. You're either a professor or you're not, if you have to be "regarded as" a professor, you're not. Sorry Charlie.

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

rkymtnman said:
well, u of c law school considers him a professor.

Your own words are killing your argument. They wouldn't need to "consider" him a professor if he was one.

pnwmystery · Jan 15, 2016

MuyLocoNC said:
No, I read "regarded as" in THEIR own words. You're either a professor or you're not, if you have to be "regarded as" a professor, you're not. Sorry Charlie.

Last chance to not look like a complete dunce.

"Several times during his 12 years as a professor in the Law School, Obama was invited to join the faculty in a full-time tenure-track position, but he declined." http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

pnwmystery said:
Last chance to not look like a complete dunce.

"Several times during his 12 years as a professor in the Law School, Obama was invited to join the faculty in a full-time tenure-track position, but he declined." http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media

I'll return the favor.

"and are regarded as professors"
http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media

pnwmystery · Jan 15, 2016

MuyLocoNC said:
I'll return the favor.

"and are regarded as professors"
http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media

Lol okay, you obviously 1) don't know how regard works, even though you tried to use it correctly yet failed. 2) Don't know how Universities, professorships, and tenure work. 3) Are a huge narcassist with delusions of grandeur. 4) Don't know how the English language, sentence, and paragraph structure work. This is elementary stuff. The last sentence in the media inquiry is called the conclusion. The conclusion gives you the final say, elaborate on what you had to say, and finishes your thoughts. Therefore, if the conclusion of the media inquiry is "During his twelve years as a professor..." that would mean the University of Chicago regarded/considered him, a professor. Moreover if I were to say, "I regard you as an idiot," it means I think you're an idiot, meaning in my mind, you are an idiot. Ergo if one is regarded as a professor, he is thought of a professor, he is a professor.

Glad we could have this lesson. You can continue to argue this, but multiple people have told you you're wrong and proved to you how you were.

rkymtnman · Jan 15, 2016

MuyLocoNC said:
So, you're going to double down on stupid and go on record saying that garage is absolutely not a synonym for service station AND service department.

is english your primary language?

by your words, garage=service station=service dept.

you went all-in on stupidity.

rkymtnman · Jan 15, 2016

MuyLocoNC said:
Never said it was, said garage is a synonym for a car dealership's service department, which it is. Nice try to twist it again.

your words again.

maybe if you say it one more time, you'll be right?

rkymtnman · Jan 15, 2016

AND means both must be true.

OddBall1st · Jan 15, 2016

Time after time, after time........

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

pnwmystery said:
he is thought of a professor, he is a professor.

Holy shit, that has to be one of the most ignorant lines ever typed on this forum. So, if I think of you as a hopeless cretin, you are one? If someone IS a professor, there is no need for that person to be "thought of" as a professor, because they actually are a professor.

Found several references to this exact point. "Even though Obama is a Senior Lecturer, he is considered to be a professor." Actual professors don't need consideration to be professors, only individuals who aren't professors need that consideration.

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

rkymtnman said:
is english your primary language?

by your words, garage=service station=service dept.

you went all-in on stupidity.

Again nice try. Garage synonymous with service department. Garage synonymous with service station. Please quote the post where I stated service station is synonymous with service department. Oops, straw man falls apart.

Do you ever win these arguments? Do you always lie to squirm out of your previous bullshit?

MuyLocoNC · Jan 15, 2016

Synonym.com

3. garage (n.)
a repair shop where cars and trucks are serviced and repaired

Synonyms:

WHOOPS!

rkymtnman · Jan 15, 2016

"So, you're going to double down on stupid and go on record saying that garage is absolutely not a synonym for service station AND service department."

since you are retarded, i'll explain it again using your words. if garage is syn for service station and garage is syn for service dept, then by the transitiive property service station is syn for service dept. FAIL!

rkymtnman · Jan 15, 2016

hey muy, just so there's no hard feeling, me and the fellas got you this for Xmas '16. hope you are a medium?

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