Is that more elevated than saying someone is "obtuse"?
Did the preceding text address the quoted post and thus make your "point" moot or are you deliberately misleading yourself into inanity? I quoted a post about "photoshopping" which was addressed by the direct information preceding a bit of advice.
Let's get this through right now, Onceler. I know you're still crying over your beat down yesterday and are desperately trying to catch me out on some sort of "gotcha" moment... So let's go through that short conversation from Yesterday:
Damo says: I know when you
don't address my post and start talking about how "obtuse" something is I've won the argument.
Onceler says: You said obtuse before! (Thank you for the attempt at imitation, it is a sincere form of flattery, but it would be better if you applied it correctly).
Damo says: I also address the point of the post I am quoting. It isn't you saying "obtuse" that is the clue to who won the debate, it is the fact that you cannot address the post and solely use "obtuse".
Onceler says: But you removed some lines from some other post you quoted!
Damo points out: Yet I answered the whole quoted post.
Onceler says: But you said obtuse!
Damo points out: Yet I addressed the point of the post also...
And so this will go.
You have purposefully misapplied information to support your view here, you are far more intelligent than this.