Arpig -> RE: moderation interpretation? (6/18/2011 12:46:06 PM)
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Well I guess it takes a troll to call another person a troll, seriously what are you Five? No, six. I'm almost a big boy now...I'm in pull ups. quote:
Aside from your OPINION not fact opinion... is that the mods are doing a glad jolly old good time, and that if you want to do it better volunteer.. Well you missed the bit about going to Fet, but that's OK. quote:
And you cant tell someone that their opinion is wrong, just because you dont agree with it. I beg your pardon? If I don't agree with their opinion, then by definition I think it is wrong...what word would you prefer I use? Askew? Inaccurate? Mistaken? Ooooo ooooo I have it...awry! How's that? Would that satisfy your delicate little PC sensibilities? Sorry RF, old bean, let me rephrase my post to you so it is in accordance with SpiritedRadiance's new rules of acceptable communication. quote: quote:
I thought the "good old days" were anything but, allowing trolls to run riot (although it's still a fairly troll-rich environment even now) Have you considered the possibility that your ability to recognize an internet troll so readily is due to the similarity between yourself and said internet trolls. You are of course entitled to your own opinion. Your views on this topic have been noted, as has the fact that those views are, in my opinion, based on many hours of exhaustive research by the best team available, more than just somewhat awry. So much so that one might even be tempted to say mistaken or erroneous. quote:
Because you really dont want to hear my views and opinions about yourself and your recent posts... You really shouldn't assume anything of the sort, I might be so egocentric that the thought of post after post all centered on me would be the best thing imaginable. Or I may actually have a humiliation kink, and am sitting here, pecker in hand, just waiting for you to tell me. Or maybe I just don't give a damn. Have at me, I'm sure anything you have to say is nothing I haven't been told before.
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