Re: "Dollhouse" = Duh-house

On Sat, 21 Feb 2009 16:18:15 -0800 (PST), WQ <WQieue@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


--- So what because when you provided the examples, they read as a
response of assumptions

"what could possibly" does not mean "what is"  

--- Pay attention now, you might have to read this several times, the
wording is tricky, but it really does make sense, like, you know, a
typical Dollhouse episode? Ready? Ok, here goes:

What part of "so I thought you might've been bluffing" that your
"assumptions/examples" read as knowing what the idealism was did you
not get?

The part where it makes sense to leap to that conclusion.
.

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