Well, I’m wrong so damned often.
Where to start…
I probably shouldn’t activate the spacetime inversion vortex, but I’m not quite ready to concede yet.
Give me time.
Oh and some space.
But if you hadn’t, they’d never have gotten the idea for Wolfenstein, and I’d have been deprived of such a great game.
And was anyone really that upset by the sacking of Paris? I mean really, who’s actually missed the place?
Gosh, so many things just since becoming a Doper. I can think of several off-hand. I was wrong in thinking that:
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[li] atheists have no basis for forming a morality[/li][li] Gaudere and DavidB are both males and lovers[/li][li] I couldn’t challenge a moderator’s unofficial opinion[/li][li] .99999… does not equal 1[/li][li] evolution is an unsound theory[/li][li] macroeconomists still prognosticate[/li][li] it is impossible to derive D logic from S logic[/li][li] passion is always the best way to lead[/li][li] homosexuality is a choice[/li][li] other views of God are invalid[/li][li] fundamentalism equals extremism[/li][/ul]
And there are so many various and sundry times when I’ve assumed the worst about a post or poster, only to find that either I misinterpreted what was being said or else was ignorant about the facts.
Jeez, folks, this one seems to have started out with an attitude of real contrition, and you’ve done nothing but post facile jokes. Give Blalron some credit for doing something very few people do, and at least acknowledge him.
Good show, Blalron; starting this thread took guts, and I commend you for it. I’ve had my opinion on Frank Zappa revised through a conversation in Cafe Society, and I’m glad for it. (That’s about the biggest debate I’ve entered into here; wish I had something better to contribute.)
Fair do’s jackelope; humbled by your post, I’ll admit I’ve been wrong about a load of things, inlcuding:
[ul][li]The whole damn creationism/biblical literalism thing.[/li][li]The belief that genetic modification can only be bad.[/li][li]The idea that the plight of homosexual people was none of my business.[/li][li]Also an assortment of those already outlined by Lib[/li][/ul]
That is one of the cutest things I have ever read. 
Yeah, it would be hard to teach them how to punch the right hole in the ballot…and it seems it has already been tried in Florida with little good resulting from it.
You’re right - I admit it was wrong of me to make a joke in this thread.
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That comics were just fluff for little kids. Cafe Society helped me to appriciate graphic novels.
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That I should be embarrassed for liking Bill Murry’s Groundhog Day movie so much.
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That anything truly is TMI.
I was wrong in thinking that Bagbalm was a proper substitute for K-Y jelly. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong!
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When I was a sophomore in high school, I wrote an essay claiming that I would one day be “Val-Victorian” of my class.
I was wrong. I wasn’t even a “Salute-Torian”.
You’re Lloyd Kaufman?
I have rejected friendships offered by good people because I refused to trust anybody. I was wrong.
I turned away from my culture because of a dispute with my father. I was wrong, and am now paying the price.
I refused to allow anybody get close to me emotionally, Washte has shown me that I was wrong.
You know, apropos of completely nothing, I really love the label on the Red Hot Submission Pepper Sauce bottle. So. I’m a perv.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled thread.
I didn’t think I was going to post in this thread. I was wrong.
Thanks, Honey. I needed to clean my monitor anyway and the coffee, that I sprayed through my nostrils when I read your post, actually worked pretty well.
I thought that I would forgive and forget that my sisters ripped me off for my share of the family inheritance. I was wrong.
I imagined that when my children were grown and off on their own I would stop worrying about them. I was wrong.
I believed that “other” people become political activists. Wrong again.
I swear to God that in the store this shirt went with these pants. Now in the light of day I see that I was wrong.
Thanks, ava. 
Libertarian, I can hardly believe that you thought some of those things. And as recently as November, 1999 no less. I find your openmindedness admirable, as well as your recongnition of the change in yourself.
I’m sorry I ever gave the Klingons cloaking technology. You’d have thought I would have learned after the Romulans, but noooooooooo…
Esprix
If we’re being serious…after speaking to many dopers and my doctor, I was WRONG to try and quit Celexa cold turkey. It thrust me into a week of nausea and misery that could have been prevented if I wasn’t such an ass.