That’s why I said “sort of,” because it could be seen as either, really.
Phineas Cage?
No. Phineas Gage. 
:oops:
You seemed to be arguing so well with yourself, I’ll just let you carry on. 
Yes, that’s right, it is, as you say with the fewest words possible. Succinct so to speak. With a distinct absence of superfluity or excess, and the unnecessary or unwelcome addition. Brief and to the point, with no waffling or repetition. . . . But maybe a little irony.
Yes, well I prefer competitions to be skewed in my favor.
Well, if you lose an argument to yourself, you’ve still won, wot? 
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You might note that there’s no “off” in “tossing the caber”. Makes a world of difference. 
Doesn’t this sentect need a comma in order that the clauses may be seperated?
…said the spelling to the punctuation. 
guilty
Sorry, Ninj; I usually don’t take on the role of Spelling Police, but that one was just plain impossible to resist. Please don’t feel bad. 
The aviator is a golden oldie image but with brains showin’.
My kid will be disappointed. He always asks me to show him CruiseLord whenever I am at the computer.
The Cruise Lord will come back one day.
I’m going to cry myself to sleep because of what the mean man on the internet said.