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Moving Sale wrote:Way to actually address my posts. Any other diversions or dodging you would like to do?

Sorry again. I don't stick dildos of any kind in my ass.

Do you still have an obsessive fascination with black cock?

Well now at least you are trying.
I'll try it with a little less snark.
Does your GF call the glass dildo she sticks in her ass when you are not available to fill her needs, a cork?

Moving Sale wrote:Well now at least you are trying.
I'll try it with a little less snark.
Does your GF call the glass dildo she sticks in her ass when you are not available to fill her needs, a cork?

Way to actually address my post. Any other diversions or dodging you would like to do?

Nice IKYABWAI. Feel free to post back if you ever move out of KC.

So you expect me to address your posts when you aren't willing to do the same? Go fuck yourself, shorty.

My first post was about glass stoppers not being corks. Is it you position that you have addressed that issue?

MS, he doesn't even have the ability to figure what he's looking at in a simple photograph.

Corks must be like rocket surgery to him.

Have a care, he's very old.

The mind was the first thing to go.

Moving Sale wrote:My first post was about glass stoppers not being corks. Is it you position that you have addressed that issue?

I don't have time to address your myriad issues, Tiny. The title of the thread was supposed to draw attention, which it did. I wasn't literally suggesting it was a cork. Though the manufacturer does.

"Instead of using cork, Scaia is bottled with a glass VinoLok cork. It is simple to remove and actually stores the wine better than a traditional cork, but looks nicer than a screwcap."

Can you read? I don't have a myriad of issues. I have one. Do you want to address what YOU wrote or are you just going to blame your shitty post on someone else?

Yes, I can read. That's how I know that you have a myriad of issues. You're insecure, defensive, nit-picking, peevish, etc. And you have large case of little man syndrome. You got more issues that People magazine.

Moving Sale wrote:You can butcher English all you want, that doesn't mean I'm not going to call you out on it.

Moving Sale wrote:My first post was about glass stoppers not being corks. Is it you position that you have addressed that issue?

Nice rabbit hole Alice. A glass stopper is not a cork and you are dumber than both.

Moving Sale wrote:A glass stopper is not a cork

Sorry. You'll have to take that up with VinoLok.

Like I said you are unwilling to accept responsibility for what you posted and instead are blaming someone else. Nice work dumbass.

Nowhere on the Vinolok website do they refer to their product as a "cork". A closure yes, stopper yes, but not a cork. Tedious and nitpicking Moving Sale may be here, but he is also right.

cork
kôrk
noun
1.
the buoyant, light brown substance obtained from the outer layer of the bark of the cork oak.
"cork tiles"
a bottle stopper, one made of cork.
plural noun: corks
synonyms: stopper, stop, plug, peg, spigot, spile
"the cork from the wine bottle went flying across the room"
a piece of cork used as a float for a fishing line or net.
verb: cork; 3rd person present: corks; past tense: corked; past participle: corked; gerund or present participle: corking

1.
close or seal (a bottle) with a cork.
2.
draw with burnt cork.

A bottle isn't "corked" unless the sealer is made of cork.

Carry on.

There may be some question about that, according to Merriam Webster:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cork

Full Definition of CORK

1
a : the elastic tough outer tissue of the cork oak that is used especially for stoppers and insulation
b : phellem
2
: a usually cork stopper for a bottle or jug
3
: a fishing float

Mikey, I get what you're saying as this is mostly semantics, but a true cork is made of cork and not glass, plastic or metal. Anything else is pretty much a stopper or sealer.

Jay in Phoenix wrote:Mikey, I get what you're saying as this is mostly semantics

Which is pretty much Tiny's stock in trade.