Outplaying vs. Winning

[The Doctor]

I don't know. I put him on ignore so he wouldn't have to listen to my idiotic comments.

 

[Cardinal Fang]

I'm sorry, what did The Doctor just post?

 

[Ranger68]

Why don't you put me back on Ignore, Doctor, then you won't feel obliged to post responses to my commentary, and I won't have to read so much drivel.

Thanks.

 

[Ranger68]

A team outplays another team when it wins.

Just to set the record straight.

 

[Goober Mcfly]

Must you continue bumping this thread?

 

[Ranger68]

If you keep making inane comments, I must. Must YOU keep bringing this whole topic up on other threads?! Seems like *you're* the one who can't let it go.



Must you keep rolling your eyes?

 

[Ranger68]

Once again - a team outplays another when it wins. This is *MY* definition.

Thus, the Senators were outplayed by the Leafs.

If you keep bringing this up in other threads, I'm going to come back in here to try to knock some sense into your skull.

Until that time ......

this will keep getting bumped.

The argument stopped being semantic months ago, as I've pointed out time and time again.

You don't disagree with my definition of outplay, although it's not yours. Given my definition of outplay, you disagree with the statement that the Leafs outplayed the Senators. This is not a semantic argument, by your own definition - well, the one you apparently had to look up LOL. Apparently, that dictionary is doing you no good.