"Just stop thinking so hard"

That's rather sad.

>> ^Stormsinger:

"Just stop thinking so hard"
That's rather sad.

I think she meant don't over think it.

I'm sure you're right, but...if you're going to make a statement for public consumption, you'd BETTER think it through pretty thoroughly. Most of the responsibility for clear communications HAS to be on the shoulders of the person making the statement. They're the only ones who could possibly -be- clear.
>> ^Phreezdryd:

>> ^Stormsinger:
"Just stop thinking so hard"
That's rather sad.

I think she meant don't over think it.

>> ^Stormsinger:

I'm sure you're right, but...if you're going to make a statement for public consumption, you'd BETTER think it through pretty thoroughly. Most of the responsibility for clear communications HAS to be on the shoulders of the person making the statement. They're the only ones who could possibly -be- clear.
>> ^Phreezdryd:
>> ^Stormsinger:
"Just stop thinking so hard"
That's rather sad.

I think she meant don't over think it.


Or maybe saying "stop thinking so hard" was intentionally playing into the female stereotype meme joke thingy.

Just stop thinking so hard!
>> ^Stormsinger:

I'm sure you're right, but...if you're going to make a statement for public consumption, you'd BETTER think it through pretty thoroughly. Most of the responsibility for clear communications HAS to be on the shoulders of the person making the statement. They're the only ones who could possibly -be- clear.
>> ^Phreezdryd:
>> ^Stormsinger:
"Just stop thinking so hard"
That's rather sad.

I think she meant don't over think it.

The internet was invented for men, just like the kitchen was invented for women.