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No, I don't think it's reasonable, and given you were wrong here, that underlines it.
Doesn’t work though. Imagine you were to post, say, “you said the moon is made of cream cheese”. I replied that I’d done no such thing and invited you to identify where I’d said it and, in reply, you just repeated “you said the moon is made of cream cheese”. And let’s say that this exchange happened several times.
And then let’s say that eventually I said “you’re fibbing then” and you answered that I was wrong about that. Then what? All I’d have would be your assertion that you weren’t fibbing on the one hand, and evidence of your repeated untruth despite being corrected on the other. Either no-one could ever be accused of fibbing (because they’d just say “no I wasn’t”) or they can be when the multiplicity of the untruth is big enough. If you think the former, fair enough; if not though then where would you draw the line?
If you like jejune sexist and gender based humour, then I am sure it would have provided a chortle.
Oh give your head a wobble willya? “…jejune sexist and gender based humour” in response to Walter’s mild Hinge & Brackett type imagery is going it a bit don’t you think?