When he's right, he's right
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I hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@George-K said in When he's right, he's right:
Link to videoI hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
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@George-K said in When he's right, he's right:
Link to videoI hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
@Doctor-Phibes said in When he's right, he's right:
@George-K said in When he's right, he's right:
Link to videoI hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
It's a much more efficient use of time to have viewpoints shared simultaneously as opposed to having to listen to them sequentially.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in When he's right, he's right:
@George-K said in When he's right, he's right:
Link to videoI hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
It's a much more efficient use of time to have viewpoints shared simultaneously as opposed to having to listen to them sequentially.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in When he's right, he's right:
@George-K said in When he's right, he's right:
Link to videoI hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
It's a much more efficient use of time to have viewpoints shared simultaneously as opposed to having to listen to them sequentially.
@kluurs said in When he's right, he's right:
@Doctor-Phibes said in When he's right, he's right:
@George-K said in When he's right, he's right:
Link to videoI hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
It's a much more efficient use of time to have viewpoints shared simultaneously as opposed to having to listen to them sequentially.
It forces a listener to make a choice about who to listen to. The one they hate, or the one they like?
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@George-K said in When he's right, he's right:
I hate when they talk over each other, and Vivek is guilty too.
Just watched it. He had no choice but to talk over her. Every time she saw the narrative getting away from here she wen t to 'but..but...but.."
