Curious

[spottedleaf10]

Could you possibly, in your Community Reminder, show an example of a few "top tier" players?

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[BlackOak2]

Could you possibly, in your Community Reminder, show an example of a few "top tier" players?

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Yes, I'll get to that now.
Because it is in direct relation to that, you could've replied in the community reminder topic itself.

But, no biggie!

[BlackOak2]

Could you possibly, in your Community Reminder, show an example of a few "top tier" players?

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Hmm... I kind of fell flat.

Would you like some more? Or will that suffice?

[spottedleaf10]

Actually, that shows perfectly. I understand a lot better now, thank you!

Could you possibly, in your Community Reminder, show an example of a few "top tier" players?

Hmm... I kind of fell flat.

Would you like some more? Or will that suffice?

[BlackOak2]

Actually, that shows perfectly. I understand a lot better now, thank you!

Ah! Examples.
In fact, it never occurred to me that what I offered would be misunderstood in some fashion.

I'll tack it up to a 'brain fry' this time and not because I'm a bit dense sometimes.

[spottedleaf10]

BlackOak2 dense? You're kidding right.

Actually, that shows perfectly. I understand a lot better now, thank you!

Ah! Examples.
In fact, it never occurred to me that what I offered would be misunderstood in some fashion.

I'll tack it up to a 'brain fry' this time and not because I'm a bit dense sometimes.

[BlackOak2]

BlackOak2 dense? You're kidding right.

Ah! Examples.
In fact, it never occurred to me that what I offered would be misunderstood in some fashion.

I'll tack it up to a 'brain fry' this time and not because I'm a bit dense sometimes.

Yeah, it's true. So the saying goes, 'can't see the trees for the forest'. Meaning you're seeing the larger picture, but forgetting to see the things that make it up.

Denseness goes many ways.

And sometimes the smarter a person is, or the more learned on a subject a person is, the harder it is for them to think in simple terms.

[spottedleaf10]

BlackOak2 dense? You're kidding right.

Yeah, it's true. So the saying goes, 'can't see the trees for the forest'. Meaning you're seeing the larger picture, but forgetting to see the things that make it up.

Denseness goes many ways.

And sometimes the smarter a person is, or the more learned on a subject a person is, the harder it is for them to think in simple terms.