Did you HAVE to say that?...Seriously though, you are a mean person...a lot of your posts (including ones in here) are not really nice and toatally unnecessary...Go ahead and respond back to me in a way that " flames" me if you have to...
Let' s start with your reply Mikey G first. Who exactly are you sticking up for? If it' s Mister Jonny then I can see where you are coming from. I' ll be the first to admit that I let him have it in this thread partly because of another thread, and partly because of the annoyance factor of someone such as him/her.
As for being mean...I guess I am. I' m sorry that I don' t blow sunshine up everyone' s asses everytime someone makes a post. It' s people like me that make a forum interesting. If we all got along with everyone and agreed about everything eventually this forum would die out. While I don' t particularly agree with Karl Marx' s views on the social aspects of the real world, I think it applies a little more on forums.
With that being said, all I' ve got to say is: Peace, love, and if that' s not good enough you can go to hell. Don' t like me...tough, I' m here until I' m either banned or I leave on my own free will. Hell, half the people here that are complaining about me haven' t been here for more than a few months.
Jonah: I' m glad someone' s taken the high road...thank you for presenting me the option of emailing you my responses so no one else can read them.
Let' s not forget, out of the two of us, which one attacked the other first...As far as I' m concerned you only have 3 options;
A) Leave
B) Put me on ignore
C) Keep trying the whole high road argument or whatever
; because until the admin starts telling me to email what I think about your posts I am not going to back down.
Joe: Same thing for me...when I read all the jumbled up posts that some members type up I can literally hear an 8 year old slowly going through the process of writing it in my mind. It' s not like it takes some outrageous amount of time either. It' s just something that people have to adapt to.
