Betcha no one can figure out what Tabula Rasa translates as. 'Cept maybe mrcheese, who is apparently very good with foreign languages.

mrcheese:
Blank slate.

Bitching me out on a totally different forum? Nice job.

Now are you done attention whoring or do you have a little more?

Stalking me to different forums. Nice job, dumbass.

Which fails to explain why you are stalking me.

mrcheese:
I saw a question on the forum I visited, I answered it. The stalking is all in your head, as I mentioned, nobody cares enough to do it.

You don't take a hint, do you?

You are right. I stated clearly.

mrcheese:
Reiterate it for me.

Me:
Yet another example of stalking. Stop. Now.

I'm just trolling warcry to make my journey to Owensville more enjoyable!

One: You admit to trolling. I dunno. Might be against forum rules. Maybe you could check?

Two: You broke the law. Maybe you could check?

mrcheese:

Oh and by the way - the voice in your head can't get you a cupcake as it's a non-corporeal entity. In fact it isn't even a voice you moron, it's merely a thought - we all get them (though obviously your obsession with yours means they don't come often). I'm sure you think you're funny and cool with all the hot topic references to insanity. I'm sure your mother does too. Go emo somewhere else.

Oh and by the way - the voice in your head can get you a cupcake. You see, we're all controlled by the little voices. They tell us what to do, where to go, what to eat. And you are quite right. They are called thoughts. Now, if the voice (thought) telling getting a cupcake never came to my head, would I get a cupcake? So saying that a voice, or thought, cannot get you something is entirely... fictitious? No, wrong word. Ah. Here's one. Stupid.

mrcheese:
But the voice isn't refusing to get you a cupcake, you're refusing. The voice in your head is an abstract concept, your actions upon that thought are what result in you getting a cupcake or not getting one.

I can make the voice in my head say whatever I want. Right now i'm making it say "I refuse to get you a glass of water". But guess what? I'm about to go get myself a glass of water anyway!

It's a crazy world we live in.

But we've already established that nothing can be done without thinking about it. Even if you deny yourself the glass of water, some part of your brain made the decision to get it. Thus, even though you may think really really hard that you are not going to get the water and you get it anyway, the action is yours, and the thought to get it has overrode the thought not to. And so, action cannot exist without the thought, and the thought is was makes us able to attain.

Also, I feel I have to add, if I were crazy, not all of my thoughts would be under my control. The voice, or thought, that refuses to get me a cupcake, may in fact override my hunger for a scrumptious and delectable delicacy. And hence, my sig was born.

You're argument fails period. You're talking about reflex. You don't say you're not going to go get a glass of water and then go get one out of reflex. It's jus dun work dat way, skippy.

EDIT: You can also override reflex. Tell a person you'll give them a billion dollars for putting their hands on a hot stove, and see if it stays there.

mrcheese:
Did the voices tell you that?

The voices tell me everything.