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Originally Posted by AnotherCat
No, it is called suspecting that the inference was not understood by you.
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Allow me to translate for Dulins Books.
You suspected wrongly. Your error has now been corrected.
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Of course, if you consider we must all assume that you understand everything others say and we must not question that, then that considerably detracts from the veracity of everything that you have say.
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I must have missed the part where anyone suggested that everyone must understand everything everyone says.
That being said, I personally understood him just fine in the first place. I suspect most people with a sense of humor did.
Obviously, people without a sense of humor cannot be expected to understand, but I imagine such people are used to needing explanations.
Likewise people whose humor muscles are a little slow today.
Of course, as I said, no rule is 100%.
I won't try guessing which one of the three you are, but regardless I think it is a bit much for you to (reading between the lines) complain that no one is allowed to say anything unless we know you will understand... considering you just complained about that imagined behavior in someone else.
Someone is feeling a little defensive today...