to bennet
To make an argument and realize in the middle of the argument that you're wrong, then start looping the argument so you can try to confuse the opponent(s) and get away with losing.
-The person benneting tends to use phrases such as "that's not what I said", when that is exactly what he/she said, and "that's what I'm trying to say!", when he/she says something you said or when that is not at all what he/she said.
-The person benneting tends to use phrases such as "that's not what I said", when that is exactly what he/she said, and "that's what I'm trying to say!", when he/she says something you said or when that is not at all what he/she said.
It is impossible to have a valid argument or debate when someone begins to bennet, it does not end until the person not bennetting decides that the argument or debate is going nowhere and leaves.
to bennet by Jackie Chan Jr. December 30, 2011
