Dear Rhoni: I'm Being Harassed and Bullied by an AFF pos[t]er - Page 4

COOPER · #31 10-22-2007, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

Cooper, I think someone is playing a little joke on you Bro.

:reaction

#32 10-22-2007, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by COOPER

Again what did I say that was so bad????:snapout

Weird, I posted "C a r p e n t e r" and did not use the function where it shows other people's names. Now I am more confused than ever...

pelathais · #33 10-22-2007, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by COOPER

Again what did I say that was so bad????:snapout

You're just one of those "usual suspects" like Peter Lorrey in Casablanca. Same face, same sad eyes. Same penchant for getting caught up in madcap adventures. What can anyone say? ... I should add: same bow tie!

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...is/plorrey.jpg

Rhoni · #34 10-22-2007, 08:05 PM

Dear Who's your Daddy,

Just get over it!

Blessings, Rhoni

MissBrattified · #35 10-22-2007, 08:10 PM

My take: if you bring personal situations to a public forum, things like this are bound to happen, because not everyone knows the details, and everyone has the right (and propensity) to comment, whether they know the whole situation or not.

There is no need for the condescension because Carp didn't know Darcie & DA are siblings! Apart from that small gaffe, I think his comments were okay....provocative, but not terribly rude or out of line, especially considering DA's publicly presented and commonly known philosophies and beliefs.

Personally, I think its kind of silly to have an intimate conversation on a public forum, and then protect one another from commentary like those reading shouldn't have had an opinion. Take it to PM, or let it be public fodder. You can't have it both ways.

In my opinion, Darcie was persnickety in her first little comment to Rico, saying, "Exactly, Rico, you don't know...." (Or it seemed that way to me.) If we don't know...then fill us in? If its private, then keep it that way. Or put a warning at the beginning of the thread to "Read, but Don't Comment Unless You Know All the Details."

DA, you're blunt and rough, so you shouldn't get mad when its returned to you, and Carp didn't attack your sister...he challenged what you posted, therefore you weren't defending her in your posts. (Or, if you were, there was no need for it.)

And are you really going to stick with the idea that you expect folks to tread lightly around your family? Your sister can gain her own respect. It works better that way.

Silliness. :shifty

#36 10-22-2007, 08:13 PM

I like the word persnickety... it makes me laugh... in the same way that I like 50's music with all of the Dip ta Dip ta Dip, Bomp she Bomp she Bomp stuff. (I think my coffee is kicking in).

SDG · #37 10-22-2007, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by MissBrattified

My take: if you bring personal situations to a public forum, things like this are bound to happen, because not everyone knows the details, and everyone has the right (and propensity) to comment, whether they know the whole situation or not.

There is no need for the condescension because Carp didn't know Darcie & DA are siblings! Apart from that small gaffe, I think his comments were okay....provocative, but not terribly rude or out of line, especially considering DA's publicly presented and commonly known philosophies and beliefs.

Personally, I think its kind of silly to have an intimate conversation on a public forum, and then protect one another from commentary like those reading shouldn't have had an opinion. Take it to PM, or let it be public fodder. You can't have it both ways.

In my opinion, Darcie was persnickety in her first little comment to Rico, saying, "Exactly, Rico, you don't know...." (Or it seemed that way to me.) If we don't know...then fill us in? If its private, then keep it that way. Or put a warning at the beginning of the thread to "Read, but Don't Comment Unless You Know All the Details."

DA, you're blunt and rough, so you shouldn't get mad when its returned to you, and Carp didn't attack your sister...he challenged what you posted, therefore you weren't defending her in your posts. (Or, if you were, there was no need for it.)

And are you really going to stick with the idea that you expect folks to tread lightly around your family? Your sister can gain her own respect. It works better that way.

Silliness. :shifty

Yes, m'am. Persnickety ... like that.

MissBrattified · #38 10-22-2007, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Yes, m'am. Persnickety ... like that.

:shifty :rolleyes:

rgcraig · #39 10-22-2007, 08:17 PM

WHAT?

I thought you buried this!

MissBrattified · #40 10-22-2007, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Sheltiedad

I like the word persnickety... it makes me laugh... in the same way that I like 50's music with all of the Dip ta Dip ta Dip, Bomp she Bomp she Bomp stuff. (I think my coffee is kicking in).

What kind of coffee? I tried a new bean...caramel truffle...it is to DIE for. Dessert in a cup. :coffee2