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David
05-18-2006, 01:14 PM
I know I'm not supposed to bring up business from other message boards, but I read those other boards like the rest of you & I have my favorite posters. But since I can't post on some of those boards, I don't know who those people are. I like these people because they post interesting things or nice pictures or they are funny. Who are they? If you are here, please speak up & introduce yourself!
Creeping Death
Stinky
Gypsy0033
Starshine
SortaSavageLike
snozzberry field
cliffdweller
05-18-2006, 01:37 PM
Someone's user name is Stinky? Now THAT is rich :cool:
David, what is with your peculiar, esoteric interests? You crack me up without trying.
By the way, I've always liked Creeping Death's user name. I take it it's from the Metallica song of the same name? :shrug:
Rickypt
05-18-2006, 01:52 PM
Creeping Death used to post here and had the best one liners.
Why can't you post at other boards?
HomerMcvie
05-18-2006, 01:54 PM
Creeping Death used to post here and had the best one liners.
Why can't you post at other boards?
They don't like him.:p
We, of course, love him.
SortaSavageLike
05-18-2006, 02:41 PM
I don't know anyone who goes by the psuedoname "SortaSavageLike."
It is a funny name, though.
vermicious knid
05-18-2006, 05:52 PM
I am Snozzberry Field. I should have just given myself the same name over there, because I also find it helpful when I see names that match.
David
05-18-2006, 06:23 PM
Creeping Death used to post here and had the best one liners.
Why can't you post at other boards?They don't accept my registration.
David
05-18-2006, 06:24 PM
I am Snozzberry Field. I should have just given myself the same name over there, because I also find it helpful when I see names that match.YOU?! Far o-u-t is all I can say. Because I like snozzberry field AND I like vermicious knid. Do I know you from way way back? You are rockin'.
macfanken
05-18-2006, 06:26 PM
They don't accept my registration.
I don't blame them.
Hey, the new pics in your sig are awesome... did you take them yourself?
David
05-18-2006, 06:26 PM
I don't know anyone who goes by the psuedoname "SortaSavageLike."
It is a funny name, though.Hi there! I love you!! Who ARE you?? :shocked:
Keep on posting those great posts over there.
DavidMn
05-18-2006, 06:27 PM
They don't accept my registration.Cmon admit it. You were a Troll in your previous life.:lol:
David
05-18-2006, 06:27 PM
I don't blame them.I hope Stevie falls on you next time you go to her show.
Hey, the new pics in your sig are awesome... did you take them yourself?thanks! Nope, I didn't take them. I have never been to Wisconsin, but I'd like to go one day. I have a hankering to see the town of Racine & to test-taste a variety of local cheeses.
DavidMn
05-18-2006, 06:29 PM
I hope Stevie falls on you next time you go to her show.
thanks! Nope, I didn't take them. I have never been to Wisconsin, but I'd like to go one day. I have a hankering to see the town of Racine & to test-taste a variety of local cheeses.Alpine is a very cool old music venue. I saw the Free Tibet concert there in 1999. Great atmosphere there. That's where Stevie Ray Vaughn died too.
SortaSavageLike
05-18-2006, 06:33 PM
Hi there! I love you!! Who ARE you?? :shocked:
Keep on posting those great posts over there.
I would! But I can't find any really good pictures of Stevie's hands! :laugh:
thanks! Nope, I didn't take them. I have never been to Wisconsin, but I'd like to go one day. I have a hankering to see the town of Racine & to test-taste a variety of local cheeses.
While you're there, you simply must stop at Woodman's outside Kenosha. It's the largest supermarket in... well... it's big. As is everything in it. And the cheese section really can't be beat.
Also, Milwaukee really is a very pretty city. And the Miller Brewery Tour is absolutely worth the trip.
Make sure you buy some fireworks while you're in the state, too. And eat at a Culver's.
Damn, what a magical place. I miss Wisconsin. I need to get my ass back to Chicago one of these days.
chiliD
05-18-2006, 06:49 PM
I miss Wisconsin. I need to get my ass back to Chicago one of these days.
NEWS FLASH TO JYQM:
Chicago is in Illinois :lol:
NEWS FLASH TO JYQM:
Chicago is in Illinois :lol:
Gosh, really? I had no idea... I lived there for four years and always wondered why the Wisconsin postal code was "IL." I always assumed it was because the mailman knew that Wisconsin was some ILl ****.
Dude, I miss Wisconsin, but I don't want to actually live in Wisconsin. I just want it to be close at hand, ready to dazzle me with its myriad charms whenever the fancy should strike me. On a good day, the drive from the northern Chicago suburbs to Milwaukee is exactly the length of a single mix CD:
1. Cheap Trick, "That 70's Show" theme song
2. Van Halen, "Panama"
3. Bruce Springsteen, "No Surrender"
4. Tom Petty, "Runnin' Down A Dream"
5. Nena, "99 Luftballons"
6. Queen, "Fat Bottomed Girls"
7. "Flaming Moe's" from The Simpsons
8. The Darkness, "Friday Night"
9. Neil Young, "Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)"
10. Cyndi Lauper, "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"
11. Foreigner, "Hot Blooded"
12. Whitesnake, "Here I Go Again"
13. Loverboy, "Working For The Weekend"
14. Violent Femmes, "American Music"
15. Fleetwood Mac, "Go Your Own Way"
16. AC(lightningbolt)DC, "Moneytalks"
17. Spin Doctors, "Two Princes"
18. John Denver, "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
19. Thin Lizzy, "The Boys Are Back In Town"
CreepingDeath
05-18-2006, 07:36 PM
Greetings, David. As you can see by my registration date I'm not exactly new here, but kind of a lurker. I admit I defected to "the other board" when the Ledge went down last year. Yep, I'm a trader.
Although, now that college is slowing down for the summer and I have more free time I'll probably start posting on both boards again.
Greetings, David. As you can see by my registration date I'm not exactly new here, but kind of a lurker. I admit I defected to "the other board" when the Ledge went down last year. Yep, I'm a trader.
Cool, like bootlegs? Or pelts and spices?
HomerMcvie
05-18-2006, 08:39 PM
Yep, I'm a trader.
Traitor. Sorry, that's what we do here.:lol: :lol: :lol:
CreepingDeath
05-19-2006, 02:50 AM
Cool, like bootlegs? Or pelts and spices?
Just the heads of those clever few that point out typos.
amber
05-19-2006, 02:59 AM
Just the heads of those clever few that point out typos.
:shocked:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Exquisite. Sublime. I bow to thee. David was right.
HomerMcvie
05-19-2006, 03:00 AM
Just the heads of those clever few that point out typos.
Eh, I can always spare one. And it wasn't a typo, it was an error. There's a difference.:wavey: :angel: :xoxo: :rolleyes:
amber
05-19-2006, 03:14 AM
Eh, I can always spare one. And it wasn't a typo, it was an error. There's a difference.:wavey: :angel: :xoxo: :rolleyes:
She was talking about her own typo, SelfAbsorbo. :wavey:
she wrote trader instead of traitor.
HomerMcvie
05-19-2006, 03:29 AM
She was talking about her own typo, SelfAbsorbo. :wavey:
she wrote trader instead of traitor.
No sh*t, Sherlock. "Trader" isn't a typo. It's the WRONG word, not a misspelling.
But thanks for playing, Righter of all Wrongs.....
If ANYONE was ever self-absorbed, it is you, oh self-righteous one.:xoxo:
amber
05-19-2006, 03:37 AM
No sh*t, Sherlock. "Trader" isn't a typo. It's the WRONG word, not a misspelling.
But thanks for playing, Righter of all Wrongs.....
If ANYONE was ever self-absorbed, it is you, oh self-righteous one.:xoxo:
I guess I was confused by you saying "I can always spare one" because I didn't know how you had anything to do with anything. :confused: Sorreh. I guess you meant you are that person, and you can spare a head. *snicker*
Well, I have to say, A Cancer with Mars in Leo who is an only child talking to a Leo man about self absorption is kind of funny (you know Linds has Mars in Leo? you know a really high proportion of Presidents have Mars in Leo?).
But I submit you take the cake, as men are naturally more self absorbed, and in the end, the Leo always beats the Cancer for self absorption. However! Point taken, a**hole. :laugh: But only to be nice. :cool: ;) See how I'm willing to be nice???
I win!!! I win!!!
:laugh:
also, being self righteous can be completely independent of being self absorbed, Monkey Brain. :laugh:
And, admit it, Selfabsorbo is a hella funny superhero name. I've got to call SNL.
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 06:54 AM
looked to me like he meant you were both? :shrug:
and I must remember that calling someone an a**hole is "nice"
edit: I forgot. Im on "ignore" oh well......
snowman
05-19-2006, 07:31 AM
I guess I was confused by you saying "I can always spare one" because I didn't know how you had anything to do with anything. :confused: Sorreh. I guess you meant you are that person, and you can spare a head. *snicker*
Well, I have to say, A Cancer with Mars in Leo who is an only child talking to a Leo man about self absorption is kind of funny (you know Linds has Mars in Leo? you know a really high proportion of Presidents have Mars in Leo?).
But I submit you take the cake, as men are naturally more self absorbed, and in the end, the Leo always beats the Cancer for self absorption. However! Point taken, a**hole. :laugh: But only to be nice. :cool: ;) See how I'm willing to be nice???
I win!!! I win!!!
:laugh:
also, being self righteous can be completely independent of being self absorbed, Monkey Brain. :laugh:
And, admit it, Selfabsorbo is a hella funny superhero name. I've got to call SNL.
does this attitude thing of yours come naturally, or do you have to work at it?
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 07:37 AM
does this attitude thing of yours come naturally, or do you have to work at it?
See, snowman, she already explained it. It comes naturally - and it's all the fault of astrology. :rolleyes:
A Cancer with Mars in Leo who is an only child blah blah who gives a ****...
Why she can't just take credit for her own bitchiness is beyond me.
I think I'm pretty good about taking credit for mine.
skcin
05-19-2006, 09:24 AM
Just the heads of those clever few that point out typos.
Oh, how I've missed you. :nod:
looked to me like he meant you were both? :shrug:
and I must remember that calling someone an a**hole is "nice"
edit: I forgot. Im on "ignore" oh well......
I have to ask - why you do keep reminding everyone that she has you on ignore? To quote Miss Vicky, who gives a ****? :shrug:
hayley
05-19-2006, 09:33 AM
While you're there, you simply must stop at Woodman's outside Kenosha. It's the largest supermarket in... well... it's big. As is everything in it. And the cheese section really can't be beat.
Cheese section- pssh. The liquor selection is OFF THE HOOK.
My favorite is Mars Cheese Castle right off 94 just before Kenosha. The only place I can consistently find my favorite candy, Sweet's cinnamon bears.
See, snowman, she already explained it. It comes naturally - and it's all the fault of astrology. :rolleyes:
A Cancer with Mars in Leo who is an only child blah blah who gives a ****...
Damn, you beat me to it.
The problem with astrology is that it doesn't end in an -ism. If it did, we could reunite it with its sister philosophies - racism and sexism - and have it thoroughly condemned by society at large.
I can't believe they actually still print this stuff in the newspaper every day. Can you imagine if you looked up from your crossword and there was a sidebar saying, "Jewish: This is a good month for you. You will lend money to many people and collect a lot of interest, and your iron grip on the entertainment industry will remain in tact. Don't sweat the small stuff when others question your militant Zionism." Or, "Woman: Today is a 4. As a member of the weaker and less rational sex, you may experience several emotional breakdowns today. Try not to think too hard about politics or science, and things should start looking up tomorrow." Or, "Black: You tend to be lazy and dimwitted, but it's time to start taking some initiative. Start by hijacking someone's car today."
Why she can't just take credit for her own bitchiness is beyond me.
I think I'm pretty good about taking credit for mine.
It's important to own one's inner... see you next Tuesday.
David
05-19-2006, 11:31 AM
I can't believe they actually still print this stuff in the newspaper every day. Can you imagine if you looked from up your crossword and there was a sidebar saying, "Jewish: This is a good month from you. You will lend money to many people and collect a lot of interest, and your iron grip on the entertainment industry will remain in tact. Don't sweat the small stuff when others question your militant Zionism." Or, "Woman: Today is a 4. As a member of the weaker and less rational sex, you may experience several emotional breakdowns today. Try not to think too hard about politics or science, and things
hahahahaaaaaaaa!!
I'm stealing this! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
HomerMcvie
05-19-2006, 11:43 AM
Why she can't just take credit for her own bitchiness is beyond me.
I think I'm pretty good about taking credit for mine.
Because she's always right, and always has been.
Just ask her.:(
amber
05-19-2006, 05:23 PM
Because she's always right, and always has been.
Just ask her.:(
Plz. First of all, I was joking around with you. Second, I love how it's always the biggest ***** who accuse me of "always being right", when they know they are "always right" just as much as I am if not more, or else it wouldn't bother them. I believe I've apologized several times on this board when I haven't been right.
Also, it's hilarious that it's always the biggest bitches who call me a bitch. Oh, the irony.
Second, I have the decorum to place people who bug me on ignore, so as to minimize conflict. But those same people seem to keep me off of their ignore list no matter how much they don't like me, ostensibly to take every opportunity to try to insult me, to bring as much negativity to the board as they possibly can. Practically following me around to insult me, it seems. I could be flattered they are seemingly so fascinated with me that they go out of their way to address me - but instead I just think they're pathetic, and wonder why they waste so much time on something they don't like.
Third - I always talk about astrology, and everyone is certainly entitled to their opinion, but to dismiss something when you obviously know very little about it is odd. For instance, I've never had lobster, so I certainly wouldn't presume to say I don't like it. You know, since I know nothing about how it tastes? And if you did know more, you would know that the horoscopes in the newspaper aren't really what astrology is about.
Fourth, I wasn't using astrology to make an excuse, I was using it as a tool, a web of language, to explain an aspect of my behavior. And I was always talking about my astrological aspects, that are a part of me, which is hardly deflecting responsibility for my behavior. In fact, it is the opposite, I ascribed behaviors to myself. I simply used astrological terms to describe them. Which you would have already realized and understood if you had used your logic and reading comprehension skills, instead of your reactionary and insulting ones.
David
05-19-2006, 05:29 PM
Plz. First of all, I was joking around with you.
amber, I get slammed for the same thing! Whenever I goof around, people think I'm sincere about something negative & they bristle. Then when I am serious, they just shrug & go, "He's insane."
So I just troll. :thumbsup:
amber
05-19-2006, 05:35 PM
amber, I get slammed for the same thing! Whenever I goof around, people think I'm sincere about something negative & they bristle. Then when I am serious, they just shrug & go, "He's insane."
So I just troll. :thumbsup:
:laugh:
I've never thought you were insane....
Is this where we sigh and lament about being so unfairly misunderstood? Okay, done. :thumbsup:
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 05:35 PM
amber, I get slammed for the same thing! Whenever I goof around, people think I'm sincere about something negative & they bristle. Then when I am serious, they just shrug & go, "He's insane."I must not be considered to have much of a sense of humour, because it seems even when I say something with tongue firmly planted in cheek -- or try to use humour to diffuse a tense situation -- someone mistakes my intentions and thinks the comment was meant in a harsh way.
Oh well, the world keeps on turning! :cool:
chiliD
05-19-2006, 05:37 PM
Oh well, the world keeps on turning! :cool:
Any MORE song titles you'd like to merge together to make a coherent sentence??
I must not be considered to have much of a sense of humour, because it seems even when I say something with tongue firmly planted in cheek -- or try to use humour to diffuse a tense situation -- someone mistakes my intentions and thinks the comment was meant in a harsh way.
You need to use more of these: :blob2: :] :blob1: :laugh: :blob2: :xoxo: :D :blob1: :blob2: :blob1:
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 05:39 PM
I must not be considered to have much of a sense of humour.
I think you have a great sense of humor. And I still maintain that you're the Ledge's best "Peacekeeper." :cool:
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 05:45 PM
Any MORE song titles you'd like to merge together to make a coherent sentence??I thought if anyone would appreciate two Peter Green references in a row, it'd be you, bud! :thumbsup:
David
05-19-2006, 05:47 PM
I must not be considered to have much of a sense of humour, because it seems even when I say something with tongue firmly planted in cheek -- or try to use humour to diffuse a tense situation -- someone mistakes my intentions and thinks the comment was meant in a harsh way.The important thing to me is that we don't blame the medium; it isn't language or message boards or typefonts or my ISP that is at fault for a ****ed-up message. It's the fault of the recipient of that message!
Say I say to all you recipients of posts (which is just about all of us, no?) to GO BACK & REREAD THE POST & PAY ATTENTION to RHETORICAL ELEMENTS & TONE & STANCE & all that other stuff that separates the literate from the subliterate.
AND STOP BLAMING THE POSTER for not making himself clear!! :mad: :mad: :eek: :shocked: :shrug: :] :p :nod: :D
Now this is true except in those cases in which the poster really did **** it up. But since that doesn't describe either me or you, Jonathan Stew, we have nothing to worry about on our end.
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 05:48 PM
You need to use more of these: :blob2: :] :blob1: :laugh:Maybe that's the problem! I try to use those little guys sparingly. :shocked: :eek: :lol: :mad: :shrug:
EDIT: I had to remove some of my emoticons -- vBulletin yelled at me for going over the limit (which, apparently, is 10)! :laugh:
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 05:55 PM
I think you have a great sense of humor. And I still maintain that you're the Ledge's best "Peacekeeper." :cool:Why, thank you, kind lady!
I was searching for a way to put some Lindsey Buckingham song titles in my response for you, but couldn't quite make it work. :o
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 05:58 PM
Why, thank you, kind lady!
I was searching for a way to put some Lindsey Buckingham song titles in my response for you, but couldn't quite make it work. :o
That's okay. 'Tis the thought that counts and that's enough for me. ;)
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 05:59 PM
I have to ask - why you do keep reminding everyone that she has you on ignore? To quote Miss Vicky, who gives a ****? :shrug:
I say it one time and Im always reminding? :shrug: :rolleyes:
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 06:08 PM
Second, I have the decorum to place people who bug me on ignore, so as to minimize conflict. But those same people seem to keep me off of their ignore list no matter how much they don't like me, ostensibly to take every opportunity to try to insult me, to bring as much negativity to the board as they possibly can. Practically following me around to insult me, it seems. I could be flattered they are seemingly so fascinated with me that they go out of their way to address me - but instead I just think they're pathetic, and wonder why they waste so much time on something they don't like.
Well, I cant speak for anyone else (unlike SOME people) all I can say is that I myself dont make it a POINT to follow Amber around, its just that she's in every thread there is so its kinda hard NOT to go where Amber goes.
in point of fact, I dont have anyone on ignore because I truly dont dislike anyone that much. not even Amber. In fact, there's much she says that I do agree with. And I said as much in the "positive" thread. That doesnt mean, however, that Im not going to call em like I see em, because I will. Just like anyone else here on this board.
btw: last weekend when I was trying to help you with your speaker, it was truly a humanitarian gesture, completely apart from any disagreements we have from time to time. If I bug you to the point that you must put me on ignore, that's YOUR issue not mine.
and another thing: I happen to believe that Astrology does explain much about human behavior that is otherwise unexplainable. Nobody ever said it was the end-all or be-all but its not quackery either.
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 06:09 PM
That's okay. 'Tis the thought that counts and that's enough for me. ;)
oh that was bad!!! :D
Any MORE song titles you'd like to merge together to make a coherent sentence??
The members of Fleetwood Mac could have a great conversation with their song titles.
Jeremy: I believe my time ain't long.
Mason: I wonder why.
Stevie: I don't want to know.
Christine: I do!
Jeremy: Hellhound's on my trail.
Lindsey: I'm so afraid...
Christine: Hold me!
Lindsey: Go your own way!
Christine: As long as you follow...
Lindsey: Can't go back.
Christine: (dissatisfied) Why?
Lindsey: Never going back again.
Christine: (mystified) Did you ever love me?
Lindsey: What makes you think you're the one?
Christine: Say you love me.
Lindsey: Not that funny.
Christine: Come a little bit closer... You make loving fun...
Lindsey: Peacekeeper!
Peter: Looking for somebody?
Welch: Angel!
Stevie: Angel!
Welch: Born enchanter!
Walker: I'm a roadrunner!
Jeremy: Stop messin' 'round!
Lindsey: That's enough for me. Say goodbye!
Stevie: Goodbye, baby.
Christine: Heroes are hard to find.
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 06:16 PM
Well, I cant speak for anyone else (unlike SOME people) all I can say is that I myself dont make it a POINT to follow Amber around, its just that she's in every thread there is so its kinda hard NOT to go where Amber goes.
I don't think anybody "follows her around." She's delusional if she thinks anybody gives a damn enough to do that. I post in many of the same threads that she posts in simply because I tend to stick to the Chit Chat forum and she frequents it as well.
In point of fact, I dont have anyone on ignore because I truly dont dislike anyone that much.
I don't have anyone on ignore simply because it would annoy me if I was getting only part of a conversation, even if the part that is missing is coming from someone I dislike.
Besides, my opinions of certain forum members have changed over time. Some people who I liked initially I no longer feel the same way about and vice versa. Homie can attest to the latter, and I think the feeling is mutual in that particular case. If I'd put him on ignore after our initial quarrel, I would've missed out on his more recent posts and that would have been a shame.
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 06:16 PM
Jyqm, you are a total dork, and I love you for it. Of course it's totally platonic man-love! ;)
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 06:19 PM
I actually think that our ladies who tend to quarrel with each other, are very strong-minded, strong-willed, well spoken and intelligent people, and should be supporting each other rather than fighting amongst themselves!
Come on... haven't any of you ever heard Helen Reddy's song? ;) :xoxo:
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 06:23 PM
Come on... haven't any of you ever heard Helen Reddy's song? ;) :xoxo:
I Am Woman (Hear Me Roar)?
:eek:
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 06:25 PM
I actually think that our ladies who tend to quarrel with each other, are very strong-minded, strong-willed, well spoken and intelligent people, and should be supporting each other rather than fighting amongst themselves!
Come on... haven't any of you ever heard Helen Reddy's song? ;) :xoxo:
I hate that song.....what a pathetic anthem for what was supposed to be an empowering movement....
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 06:27 PM
I don't think anybody "follows her around." She's delusional if she thinks anybody gives a damn enough to do that. I post in many of the same threads that she posts in simply because I tend to stick to the Chit Chat forum and she frequents it as well.
I don't have anyone on ignore simply because it would annoy me if I was getting only part of a conversation, even if the part that is missing is coming from someone I dislike.
Besides, my opinions of certain forum members have changed over time. Some people who I liked initially I no longer feel the same way about and vice versa. Homie can attest to the latter, and I think the feeling is mutual in that particular case. If I'd put him on ignore after our initial quarrel, I would've missed out on his more recent posts and that would have been a shame.
Girl, you make mega sense. you DO. I raise a glass in yer honor. :nod:
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 06:29 PM
I Am Woman (Hear Me Roar)?
I hate that song.....what a pathetic anthem for what was supposed to be an empowering movement....Actually I meant the one from Pete's Dragon. :shrug:
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 06:30 PM
Girl, you make mega sense. you DO. I raise a glass in yer honor. :nod:
Why, thank you. :D
And right back at ya!
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 06:32 PM
Actually I meant the one from Pete's Dragon. :shrug:
All I remember from that movie is the dragon roasting an apple with his breath and then sharing it with the kid.
I don't recall any of the music. I wasn't even aware Helen Reddy did anything beyond "I Am Woman" and was kind of hoping that I had been right about that. :D
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 06:34 PM
All I remember from that movie is the dragon roasting an apple with his breath and then sharing it with the kid.
I don't recall any of the music. I wasn't even aware Helen Reddy did anything beyond "I Am Woman" and was kind of hoping that I had been right about that. :D
Gad. Didnt she do Delta Dawn? or do I have that mixed up with another singer?
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 06:36 PM
All I remember from that movie is the dragon roasting an apple with his breath and then sharing it with the kid.
I don't recall any of the music. I wasn't even aware Helen Reddy did anything beyond "I Am Woman" and was kind of hoping that I had been right about that. :DTruth be told, I did mean "I Am Woman (Hear Me Roar)"... but I was going for a laugh with the Pete's Dragon thing.
As an aside, I loved that movie -- definitely a childhood favorite.
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 06:37 PM
Truth be told, I did mean "I Am Woman (Hear Me Roar)"... but I was going for a laugh with the Pete's Dragon thing.
As an aside, I loved that movie -- definitely a childhood favorite.
you CHEAT!!!! you SCOUNDREL!!:laugh:
Miss Vicky
05-19-2006, 06:39 PM
Truth be told, I did mean "I Am Woman (Hear Me Roar)"... but I was going for a laugh with the Pete's Dragon thing.
You're a cruel, cruel man, JohnnyStew.
First you get me thinking about that stupid song, then you tell me I'm wrong and you really meant one from a movie I haven't seen in years and barely remember. So of course I start struggling to recall that as well...
As if my thoughts aren't erratic enough without your help.
macfanken
05-19-2006, 06:46 PM
Gad. Didnt she do Delta Dawn? or do I have that mixed up with another singer?
Yeah, she did Delta Dawn... I actually goggle her last week for some reason. strange. I always got her mixed up with the anti-gay orange juice lady.
Johnny Stew
05-19-2006, 06:55 PM
I always got her mixed up with the anti-gay orange juice lady.That was Anita Bryant. *hisses*
irishgrl
05-19-2006, 07:04 PM
That was Anita Bryant. *hisses*
What a HAG!!!
snowman
05-19-2006, 07:15 PM
The members of Fleetwood Mac could have a great conversation with their song titles.
Jeremy: I believe my time ain't long.
Mason: I wonder why.
Stevie: I don't want to know.
Christine: I do!
Jeremy: Hellhound's on my trail.
Lindsey: I'm so afraid...
Christine: Hold me!
Lindsey: Go your own way!
Christine: As long as you follow...
Lindsey: Can't go back.
Christine: (dissatisfied) Why?
Lindsey: Never going back again.
Christine: (mystified) Did you ever love me?
Lindsey: What makes you think you're the one?
Christine: Say you love me.
Lindsey: Not that funny.
Christine: Come a little bit closer... You make loving fun...
Lindsey: Peacekeeper!
Peter: Looking for somebody?
Welch: Angel!
Stevie: Angel!
Welch: Born enchanter!
Walker: I'm a roadrunner!
Jeremy: Stop messin' 'round!
Lindsey: That's enough for me. Say goodbye!
Stevie: Goodbye, baby.
Christine: Heroes are hard to find.
Mick: Rim Shot!
Jyqm, you are a total dork, and I love you for it. Of course it's totally platonic man-love! ;)
Mick should have had me write "These Strange Times" for him. I'd have done a much better job of it.
skcin
05-21-2006, 02:19 PM
I say it one time and Im always reminding? :shrug: :rolleyes:
It wasn't one time, if it was then why the hell would I have said anything? :confused: Perhaps someone else has been pointing out that they are on Amber's ignore list too? :shrug: If so, my mistake.
Miss Vicky
05-21-2006, 02:47 PM
Perhaps someone else has been pointing out that they are on Amber's ignore list too? :shrug: If so, my mistake.
I've pointed it out at least once, maybe a couple of times. :wavey:
David
05-21-2006, 06:47 PM
SortaSavageLike is amazing!! Does he/she post here much?
Too many good people spend too much time on the 7 Dunders board. Where's dissention?
amber
05-21-2006, 07:08 PM
SortaSavageLike is amazing!! Does he/she post here much?
Too many good people spend too much time on the 7 Dunders board. Where's dissention?
he/she posts here quite a bit.
David, if you want to post on that board so bad, you can have my name and password. :laugh: I'd issue a big disclaimer that you aren't me, though.
Miss Vicky
05-21-2006, 07:19 PM
Where's dissention?
That's what I'd bloody like to know. I've been trying get a hold of him via both email and PM with no luck.
SortaSavageLike
05-21-2006, 07:49 PM
SortaSavageLike is amazing!! Does he/she post here much?
What did I do to amaze everybody all of a sudden? :laugh:
skcin
05-22-2006, 08:04 AM
I've pointed it out at least once, maybe a couple of times. :wavey:
Well, that explains it. I guess I should have posed my "who gives a ****" question to you instead.
Miss Vicky
05-22-2006, 08:27 AM
Well, that explains it. I guess I should have posed my "who gives a ****" question to you instead.
Obviously, not you. But then, I didn't make the statement with any consideration as to whether or not you gave a ****. Because, quite frankly, I don't give a **** if you do or you don't. :shrug:
But then again, the question of "Who gives a ****?" could logically be raised to 99.99% of the posts on these forums anyway.
But then again, the question of "Who gives a ****?" could logically be raised to 99.99% of the posts on these forums anyway.
God bless you, Internet.
cliffdweller
05-22-2006, 09:55 AM
II don't have anyone on ignore simply because it would annoy me if I was getting only part of a conversation
This is what I don't get about "ignore" too. I'd hate to miss snippets of conversation in a thread I was interested in even if I didn't particularly like some of the comments. Also, and this is not directed at you or Amber or anyone else, but can't a poster just ignore comments made in a thread themselves? You know like self-imposed ignore without having to have the comments omitted from the page? And moreover, I can't imagine being so miffed at someone or their comments that I would HAVE to have their posts on ignore due to my smoldering rage, :laugh:. All you have to do is scan over them. I think the ignore feature is used more as a form of silent protest for a user than anything else. I guess it gives the "ignorer" a certain kind of self-satisfaction but it seems kind of like a useless thing to employ :shrug:.
skcin
05-22-2006, 10:39 AM
Obviously, not you. But then, I didn't make the statement with any consideration as to whether or not you gave a ****. Because, quite frankly, I don't give a **** if you do or you don't. :shrug:
But then again, the question of "Who gives a ****?" could logically be raised to 99.99% of the posts on these forums anyway.
I guess I'm just wondering why you keep reminding people. I've honestly never seen anyone point out repeatedly that they're on someone's ignore list. :shrug: Does it really bother you?
Not that I really give a ****. :D
I guess I'm just wondering why you keep reminding people. I've honestly never seen anyone point out repeatedly that they're on someone's ignore list. :shrug: Does it really bother you?
How do people even know they're on someone's ignore list?
Who has me on their ignore list?!?!?! Somebody else quote this so my ignorers will see it! I demand their attention and respect!!!
skcin
05-22-2006, 10:56 AM
How do people even know they're on someone's ignore list?
Who has me on their ignore list?!?!?! Somebody else quote this so my ignorers will see it! I demand their attention and respect!!!
OK, I'll do it. just for you. :xoxo:
I think they just figure it out when someone doesn't respond to them, or other members tell them? I don't know if there's another way of finding out.
cliffdweller
05-22-2006, 11:20 AM
Who has me on their ignore list?!?!?!
Obviously you aren't on mine. Noone is on mine. I seriously don't get this feature. I don't understand why someone needs a preemptive cyber censor to divert their attention away from posts they don't like. Is it that hard to just scroll down? Am I missing something?
amber
05-22-2006, 11:20 AM
This is what I don't get about "ignore" too. I'd hate to miss snippets of conversation in a thread I was interested in even if I didn't particularly like some of the comments. Also, and this is not directed at you or Amber or anyone else, but can't a poster just ignore comments made in a thread themselves? You know like self-imposed ignore without having to have the comments omitted from the page? And moreover, I can't imagine being so miffed at someone or their comments that I would HAVE to have their posts on ignore due to my smoldering rage, :laugh:. All you have to do is scan over them. I think the ignore feature is used more as a form of silent protest for a user than anything else. I guess it gives the "ignorer" a certain kind of self-satisfaction but it seems kind of like a useless thing to employ :shrug:.
No, no I can't usually self ignore. Largely because the people I have on ignore have purposely tried to bait me several times, they don't like me and that is their idea of fun. They like to call me names, etc, and disagree with me on principal rather than so much because they really disagree with me. They follow me around to insult me. I'm not sure if that has ever been the case for you, and I do understand your point.
If I see a post by someone, it is difficult for me not to read it. Which is usually a good thing, because then I read everyone's posts in a thread.
I also have people on ignore partly for the sake of the other people on the board. I don't know if you've met me, but if someone purposely insults me or tries to bait me, or even if they say something lame, I'm pretty likely to want to say something back and argue with them. But I know that arguing with these particular people is futile, so I might as well skip the whole process. It's negative for me, and it's negative for other board members. Ostensibly it should be negative for these people as well, but like I said before they seem to like it. And I don't put people there lightly, these people have proven over and over either their bad intentions, intentions to argue with me for no other purpose than they don't like me or want to irritate me - and/or have said so many things that I think are irritating and lame and illogical or rude that it is easier just to put them on ignore.
See what I'm sayin?
Those are the only people I have on ignore, I don't go ignoring people willy nilly.
And I have to be honest, if I irritate someone that much I'd prefer they put me on ignore, too, rather than constantly bitching at me.
cliffdweller
05-22-2006, 11:25 AM
No, no I can't usually self ignore. Largely because the people I have on ignore have purposely tried to bait me several times, they don't like me and that is their idea of fun. They like to call me names, etc, and disagree with me on principal rather than so much because they really disagree with me. They follow me around to insult me. I'm not sure if that has ever been the case for you, and I do understand your point.
If I see a post by someone, it is difficult for me not to read it. Which is usually a good thing, because then I read everyone's posts in a thread.
I also have people on ignore partly for the sake of the other people on the board. I don't know if you've met me, but if someone purposely insults me or tries to bait me, or even if they say something lame, I'm pretty likely to want to say something back and argue with them. But I know that arguing with these particular people is futile, so I might as well skip the whole process. It's negative for me, and it's negative for other board members. Ostensibly it should be negative for these people as well, but like I said before they seem to like it. And I don't put people there lightly, these people have proven over and over either their bad intentions, intentions to argue with me for no other purpose than they don't like me or want to irritate me - and/or have said so many things that I think are irritating and lame and illogical or rude that it is easier just to put them on ignore.
See what I'm sayin?
Those are the only people I have on ignore, I don't go ignoring people willy nilly.
I get it. And you're right, some people enjoy baiting and I guess it's hard to ingore that when it happens time and time again. You just can't take the bait, as hard as it is to resist it, you gotta just roll your eyes and move on. I know I've given in to baiters [is that like deciders? :laugh:] in the past and it's just so not worth it. Just a lot of wasted energy, and anyone who baits you for sport deserves to be shunned :laugh:.
And no, I've never met you in person. I'm sure I would have remembered you!
amber
05-22-2006, 11:34 AM
I get it. And you're right, some people enjoy baiting and I guess it's hard to ingore that when it happens time and time again. You just can't take the bait, as hard as it is to resist it, you gotta just roll your eyes and move on. I know I've given in to baiters [is that like deciders? :laugh:] in the past and it's just so not worth it. Just a lot of wasted energy, and anyone who baits you for sport deserves to be shunned :laugh:.
And no, I've never met you in person. I'm sure I would have remembered you!
hahaha, by "have you met me" I meant "have you noticed that I'm the kind of person with a quick temper who will more times than not argue if I feel that something is wrong?"
:laugh:
Well, as far as rolling your eyes and moving on - I'm sure you have more self control, or a stronger ignore function in your head - but if I'm going to ignore them anyway, why not make it easier and just put them on ignore? Why read their stupid crap at all? I'm very thenthitive, you know! :laugh: Seriously, I'm sensitive in the fact that I could get raging pissed and start calling people c**** (which I never use that word) and stuff, and most people here don't want to see big stupid arguments all the time. Besides, it's a waste of time when I could be talking to relatively nice, insightful, intelligent people like yourself. :nod:
Give me a break, I'm trying to not indulge negative tendencies, in myself and others. :p
I must say, I don't have anyone on ignore that I may think is less than interesting, but who doesn't do me any harm. *shrug*.
I don't get the ignore-list thing either and I would never use it for the reasons mentioned above, by other people.
On the other hand, (and I am really sorry to interfere), I don't get how it is possible to dislike someone so much to put them on ignore (or admit it in public), just because of some posts they write on an internet message board. I can see how you can agree/disagree or even get frustrated over something someone writes, but to me, that's about it.:shrug:
There are some views expressed in the Ledge (and in another forum I write as well) that I don't agree with or that I might find outrageous or whatever, but I don't think I would dislike someone just because of that.
Or for that matter, I don't think I would ever tell someone I don't like them to their face. Especially someone I had never met in person.
hayley
05-22-2006, 11:43 AM
I stopped using my ignore filter when DavidMN started posting here. After that, there was no use. Replies in every thread, and quotes every comment so I'd have to see it anyways.
I love the ignore filter! Passive aggressive'd!
amber
05-22-2006, 11:45 AM
Or for that matter, I don't think I would ever tell someone I don't like them to their face. Especially someone I had never met in person.
Well, that's the key, isn't it?
Again, I see everyone's point, but I repeat, when someone purposely singles you out to be rude to, over and over, you might feel differently. I didn't get it when i first started posting here, either. But since then there have been some mighty debates, some mean spirited posts, and some people who don't care about being polite. Personal attacks, etc. There have also been people who took my pic from this message board in order to make fun of me/pretend they were me in other online places because of arguments. That's pretty creepy.
Basically, I have to invoke the "walk in my shoes" argument, or the "if you were me" argument.
You, of course, feel differently, but I'm not you and you're not me, and that's fine.
Also, I don't get what the big deal is about putting people on ignore. It's the same as ignoring their posts, but a lot easier. :laugh:
BTFLCHLD
05-22-2006, 11:45 AM
Give me a break, I'm trying to not indulge negative tendencies, in myself and others. :p I must say, I don't have anyone on ignore that I may think is less than interesting, but who doesn't do me any harm. *shrug*. The only people I have on ignore are those that, if in their presence, I would break their fingers one by one. I would be especially kind to leave their thumbs so they can continue to have something to suck on.
amber
05-22-2006, 11:49 AM
The only people I have on ignore are those that, if in their presence, I would break their fingers one by one. I would be especially kind to leave their thumbs so they can continue to have something to suck on.
:laugh: :laugh:
Yes, exactly. See? Even super nice people have a temper breaking point that someone on this board can incite.
David
05-22-2006, 11:50 AM
I don't get the ignore-list thing either and I would never use it for the reasons mentioned above, by other people.
On the other hand, (and I am really sorry to interfere), I don't get how it is possible to dislike someone so much to put them on ignore (or admit it in public), just because of some posts they write on an internet message board. I can see how you can agree/disagree or even get frustrated over something someone writes, but to me, that's about it.:shrug:
There are some views expressed in the Ledge (and in another forum I write as well) that I don't agree with or that I might find outrageous or whatever, but I don't think I would dislike someone just because of that.
Or for that matter, I don't think I would ever tell someone I don't like them to their face. Especially someone I had never met in person.You assume that everyone who uses the ignore feature does so owing to reasons of content rather than form. But that's not true. I myself use the feature generally for both those reasons.
Well, that's the key, isn't it?
Again, I see everyone's point, but I repeat, when someone purposely singles you out to be rude to, over and over, you might feel differently. I didn't get it when i first started posting here, either. But since then there have been some mighty debates, some mean spirited posts, and some people who don't care about being polite.:
I see what you mean. Right after I posted my reply, it occured to me that I haven't been here long, so I don't know exactly how I would react if I felt that someone was being mean to me the whole time.
Which of course leads me back to my initial thought: that I can't understand why should anyone be mean to anyone on an internet forum.
You assume that everyone who uses the ignore feature does so owing to reasons of content rather than form. But that's not true. I myself use the feature generally for both those reasons.
What do you mean by form?
The way someone expresses themselves?
amber
05-22-2006, 12:15 PM
I see what you mean. Right after I posted my reply, it occured to me that I haven't been here long, so I don't know exactly how I would react if I felt that someone was being mean to me the whole time.
Which of course leads me back to my initial thought: that I can't understand why should anyone be mean to anyone on an internet forum.
Well, debates and discussions do surface, and have become very heated at times. I am responsible for anything I said and any parts I had in those debates,
but I prefer not to carry on the emotions of those debates indefinitely - I have a hard time holding a grudge. And so when the debate dissipates, my desire to argue with the people involved, or any anger I had towards them, basically goes away, until I am provoked again. And I don't want to be provoked for no good reason, when there is no good issue or debate to discuss.
Thus, ignore is the best route for me in some cases. It's also the fact that I know myself, I know I have a quick temper, and don't want to "use" it, or become angry, or use unkind words, for no good reason - because I am basically a kind hearted person for the most part. And I'd like to develop that quality in myself more than I want to develop anger, or the ability to insult someone.
So I remove the temptation.
It's the same reason why I rarely buy ice cream....:laugh:
Edit - I have to say, I've gotten in no small amount of arguments sticking up for my friends. I probably should have stayed out of it, but you know.
The Tower
05-22-2006, 01:16 PM
No, no I can't usually self ignore.
I can't either and it's a shame. I had one person on Ignore and now I have two. I use the Ignore function in order to prevent that ice pick jab-in-the-head everytime I see their posts.
amber
05-22-2006, 01:27 PM
I can't either and it's a shame. I had one person on Ignore and now I have two. I use the Ignore function in order to prevent that ice pick jab-in-the-head everytime I see their posts.
:lol: :lol:
I knew you understood. And don't you just want to say something totally mean to them? Nevermind the pain on your own psyche from overwhelming irritation. :laugh:
Two, huh? I had six, now I'm down to four. Sometimes I have "temporaries" on there just because I'm irritated by them right then. It passes, I take them off. But those core four are rock solid.
Hey, I don't understand your sig, the part about Stevie.
Edit - Lich means corpse! :eek: :laugh: :laugh: Poor Sharona. Can't say you're wrong, though.
cliffdweller
05-22-2006, 01:27 PM
Well, debates and discussions do surface, and have become very heated at times. I am responsible for anything I said and any parts I had in those debates,
but I prefer not to carry on the emotions of those debates indefinitely - I have a hard time holding a grudge. And so when the debate dissipates, my desire to argue with the people involved, or any anger I had towards them, basically goes away, until I am provoked again. And I don't want to be provoked for no good reason, when there is no good issue or debate to discuss.
Thus, ignore is the best route for me in some cases. It's also the fact that I know myself, I know I have a quick temper, and don't want to "use" it, or become angry, or use unkind words, for no good reason - because I am basically a kind hearted person for the most part. And I'd like to develop that quality in myself more than I want to develop anger, or the ability to insult someone.
So I remove the temptation.
It's the same reason why I rarely buy ice cream....:laugh:
Edit - I have to say, I've gotten in no small amount of arguments sticking up for my friends. I probably should have stayed out of it, but you know.
Amber I forgot to mention this in my post, but that fist in your signature scares the hell out of me. Does that fist belong to Henry Rollins perchance? :laugh:
amber
05-22-2006, 01:30 PM
Amber I forgot to mention this in my post but that fist in your signature scares the hell out of me. Does that fist belong to Henry Rollins perchance? :laugh:
Don't know. It kind of scares me, too. Mainly because it is ugly, yet suggestive. :laugh:
I'm going to switch back to make believe bikini native superhero girl with pet lion. When we last saw them, it looked like they had something important they were about to attend to!
DrummerDeanna
05-22-2006, 01:55 PM
Oh my friend the Ignore list.
I think I made a few enemies a while back with some ranting/getting things off my chest. But a lot of my previous issues have been fixed by the wonder of ignore.
Some people just aren't good at "letting things go by" or ignoring on one's own...if a post is there I must read it...even when I know it'll just annoy me/piss me off...my life and blood pressure have been so much more pleasant since I've actually starting using the ignore.
Of course as per my last rant/rave session I'm pretty sure I landed myself on a few ignore lists. And that's fine too :)
I get it. And you're right, some people enjoy baiting and I guess it's hard to ingore that when it happens time and time again. You just can't take the bait, as hard as it is to resist it, you gotta just roll your eyes and move on. I know I've given in to baiters [is that like deciders? :laugh:] in the past and it's just so not worth it.
Yeah, and besides, some of those baiters are just too good. I mean they really excel at it. They're practically --- ah Christ, I can't do it, it's too easy.
I've had several people on my ignore list for various reasons, but I actually just took the last person off. It's like the patch, really.
I love the ignore filter! Passive aggressive'd!
Ow! My skin!
cliffdweller
05-22-2006, 02:12 PM
Yeah, and besides, some of those baiters are just too good. I mean they really excel at it. They're practically --- ah Christ, I can't do it, it's too easy.
Where's my one eye-brow raising emoticon when I need it?
skcin
05-22-2006, 02:27 PM
Yeah, and besides, some of those baiters are just too good. I mean they really excel at it. They're practically --- ah Christ, I can't do it, it's too easy.
Go ahead, you know you want to. :nod:
It's been said before anyway, I think when 1/2 Insane was still here, someone referred to him as.....I'll let you do the honors.
The Tower
05-22-2006, 02:36 PM
And don't you just want to say something totally mean to them? Nevermind the pain on your own psyche from overwhelming irritation.
I really do want to say something mean. Alas, my parents raised me to not be rude and it's a hard habit to break even through cyberspace.
Two, huh? I had six, now I'm down to four. Sometimes I have "temporaries" on there just because I'm irritated by them right then. It passes, I take them off. But those core four are rock solid.
My one is rock solid. As you know, I've had one or two moments of removal- but, I'm back to solid and probably never going back. My number two is primarily out of frustration at thinking that the poster is actually going to post something interesting but, in the end, it just ends up being the same old bull****.
Hey, I don't understand your sig, the part about Stevie.
Edit - Lich means corpse! :eek: :laugh: :laugh: Poor Sharona. Can't say you're wrong, though.
I really love Sharona, but jeezus. Didn't someone around here say that her makeup is the culprit?? That reminds me of an excerpt from my favorite I Love Lucy episode "Charm School":
MISS EMERSON: Do you always wear that color powder?
LUCY: {look of shock}
MISS EMERSON: Oh now, I don't mean how that sounded- here at Miss Emerson's we strive for a fresh, natural look and that powder gives you a very weird, unnatural look.
{pause as Lucy's eyes open wider and wider - Lucy swallows and looks towards Miss Emerson}
LUCY: I'm not wearing powder.
I've had several people on my ignore list for various reasons, but I actually just took the last person off. It's like the patch, really.
I'd love to know your various reasons.
You assume that everyone who uses the ignore feature does so owing to reasons of content rather than form. But that's not true. I myself use the feature generally for both those reasons.
(I had asked you what you mean by form but) never mind, I think I got it :wavey:
David
05-22-2006, 03:48 PM
(I had asked you what you mean by form but) never mind, I think I got it :wavey:Sorry, elie. I mean things like:
1. typography
2. use of goofy, distracting **** on the posts
3. one-word responses
4. all the anti-netiquette stuff that makes reading message boards a serious chore
So there's all of that stuff that doesn't directly pertain to polemics or disagreements. I have about five people on my ignore list, & I would say it's a combination of people I dislike because of rudeness or other reasons & people whose posting habits make me fidget.
You don't have to say you 're sorry, David:) After my initial post, I figured what you meant..(I won't say how, though...)
But -having 5 people on ignore- doesn't it bother you that you only read part of a conversation?
I'd love to know your various reasons.
A few times it's been because somebody just took up some snarky condescending attitude with me for a bunch of posts in a row, and I just got fed up with rolling my eyes and put them on ignore for a few days.
The ones who were on there longer were on there because it seemed like most of their posts were one or two line comments that were just stupid and annoying and not funny, with lots of exclamation points and capital letters, and only directed at each other or one or two other people, and I got tired of wading through so much stupid crap. Elie asked if it's annoying only being able to part of a conversation; believe me, there was nothing lost by not seeing these posts. But then recently I saw other people were responding to them and they seemed to have more interesting things to say, so those people came off my list in the past week. This was all on the Stevie forum.
chiliD
05-22-2006, 05:19 PM
Only people I ever had on ignore were people who eventually got banned. So, now I don't have anybody on ignore...not even Gerald. ;) :D
jannieC
05-22-2006, 05:51 PM
It's also the fact that I know myself, I know I have a quick temper, and don't want to "use" it, or become angry, or use unkind words, for no good reason - because I am basically a kind hearted person for the most part. And I'd like to develop that quality in myself more than I want to develop anger, or the ability to insult someone.
So I remove the temptation.
It's the same reason why I rarely buy ice cream....:laugh:
I just want to commend you for doing this. Not only online, but in the real world it is such a good thing to want to nurture the nice parts of yourself, rather than embrace the bitchy/****ty side. Too many people are *proud* of being mean, and I think what you're saying shows much more maturity. :thumbsup:
Miss Vicky
05-22-2006, 10:30 PM
I guess I'm just wondering why you keep reminding people. I've honestly never seen anyone point out repeatedly that they're on someone's ignore list. :shrug: Does it really bother you?
Not that I really give a ****. :D
I know I'm a little late in responding to this, but I looked back on my posts and actually (unless I missed something) I, like Irishgrl, only mentioned it once. It just seems repeated to you because both of us did it.
I would be perfectly content to be on someone's ignore list if that particular someone just let things drop rather than ranting about me in a public forum to someone else (which is the only reason why I know I'm on the list). But that's not what happened.
amber
05-22-2006, 10:36 PM
I just want to commend you for doing this. Not only online, but in the real world it is such a good thing to want to nurture the nice parts of yourself, rather than embrace the bitchy/****ty side. Too many people are *proud* of being mean, and I think what you're saying shows much more maturity. :thumbsup:
Thanks! How nice! :woohoo: Easier said than done, that's for sure, but I keep on trying, and probably always will need to. :laugh: Like Tower, I'm kinda sharp tongued, my parents raised me that way.
This world definitely has enough negative energy, and to try to be that way, for fun, is not my bag. I get mad enough without trying to. :laugh:
blah blah, anyway, thanks again. :wavey:
*Admittedly, I have been proud of the quality of some of my snarks when I've been provoked, but from a purely academic standpoint - never the fact in itself that I snarked. :laugh:
delete (so sorry, wrong post)
sara1998
05-23-2006, 10:55 AM
I know I've given in to baiters
Some of them are master baiters, you know...
estranged4life
05-23-2006, 10:59 AM
Some of them are master baiters, you know...
I'm a master Hater!!! :thumbsup:
cliffdweller
05-23-2006, 11:28 AM
Some of them are master baiters, you know...
Otherwise known as auto-manipulators? :laugh:
I've known some of them too ;) :laugh:
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