<p>I have already accepted the fact that I won that argument. You never even responded to my syllogisms, which prove that you are incorrect. If you want to make an attempt to disqualify the second premise, then by all means do. But I am afraid I trust M-Websters definition. You apparently are an authority over webster in your own mind. My syllogistic arguments are valid, and sound unless you want to pursue the ridiculous idea that M-Webster is incorrect. maybe you can share your "warrancy" for this idea. I really dont care what your warped ideas of logic can conjure up on this notion, incredulous was used correctly, and you implied it was not. You were wrong according to M-Websters and even if you went on the definition of the other websites, you still did not have enough information to say I was incorrect. You could only have said that my definition was different than yours, not that my definition conflicts with yours. If you cannot accept this, you are a fool. lol... </p>
<p>It is very obvious that you can demonstrate a condescending and superior attitude with out overtly claiming such. you are a fool. I am growing bored with you now, you are not challenging or interesting to me. You are incredibly shallow. :). </p>
<p>WARRANCY? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA</p>