I think you have a really interesting mind; I disagree with you about what 'replaceable' means. Things of value, even unique things, can be replaced; accidentally disintegrating the Louis 15th armchair in your grandmother's parlor doesn't mean that space will remain empty forever, thank goodness. Originally Posted by 78704Well, then, I guess that the 49ers, long ago, replaced Steve Young because they filled his roster spot. Or that the city of Cleveland replaced the Browns because they have another NFL team with the same name and team colors.
Clearly the providers play the role of vaginas, orgasm vending machines or cum dumpsters, so they're all eminently replaceable. I think the next time I pass by a child's funeral, I'll just walk over to the grieving parents and remind them to cheer up since I have it on good authority that everything is replaceable.

You hold that some of the guys on here aren't replaceable because of their uniqueness and special hobby expertise.
The two positions are mutually exclusive. Either everybody is replaceable or not everybody is replaceable. Which of you is right and which of you is wrong?
I'm curious, because my comments from Steve Young, to the new Cleveland Browns to a deceased child should provide the both of you with ample fodder for a lively debate. In context, of course.