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#252 Mar 26 2009 at 5:19 AM Rating: Excellent
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i Were a coat with a pocket,. It was fun I am a judge cuz i find myself to be smrt. i think if you new me u'd agree but you donut yet. mum says im a good judeg of cartctr. she.d now shes a nurse aids


Dammit, now I want a donut.
#253 Mar 26 2009 at 5:44 AM Rating: Good
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This was in poor taste. You could have left it in a PM bcz there were more people slamming me than "reaching out." You really should read the whole thread again, but substitute your name in place of mine. EVERY POST. Would you find that helpful?

I am not one of your social work projects. What you have done is brought my mental stability into the focus of posters who wouldn't have cared and for the enjoyment of the lurkers.

A lot of unnecessary attention to a NON-ISSUE. I am more likely to get Huntington's than have a melt~down.

PM. Even Call. I'm doing OK. Am I perfect? No. Let me fade back into the background as the crazy chick who doesn't make sense. I am usually pretty happy there.[/s]
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I love you Rachel and Katie for caring. I love you Kile for not pulling any punches in your opinion on this thread. I love Jade for loving you. And I love my sooper~secret pal


You will be able to fade into obscurity when you choose to not behave passive-aggressivly and when you stop guilt tripping people.

Your post to Gwen was intentionally and completely out of line. Handing her excuses and trying to guilt trip her about "drama" that you provoked, is out of line. You owe her an apology without excuses and guilt trips. Point blank.
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"What you have done is brought my mental stability into the focus of posters who wouldn't have cared and for the enjoyment of the lurkers."

No Bunny. No Guilt trips. People are reacting negatively to you, once again behaving in an abusive manner and then trying to piddle it off on an excuse.

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A lot of unnecessary attention to a NON-ISSUE.

If you want to be appreciated in a positive manner you will need to learn a better way of behaving. Being rude towards someone who had done NOTHING to provoke you is an issue. You were rude, you are behaving like an ******* and you owe her a REAL apology.

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What you have done is brought my mental stability into the focus of posters who wouldn't have cared and for the enjoyment of the lurkers.


Bunny. You made a post to single out Guenny, to start a fight. You have yet to make a genuine apology for that. That post was completely out of line. No, guilt tripping will not change that. You issuing a genuine apology might.

Loving you includes not reinforcing your negative behavior.

#254 Mar 26 2009 at 5:46 AM Rating: Excellent
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Here's a thought: shut the hell up.
#255 Mar 26 2009 at 5:50 AM Rating: Good
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Here's a thought: shut the hell up.


Smiley: cheese

Somewhere along the way you developed a sense that I care what you think. I don't. I don't know who does but I can say that if someone said 'hey Ash died", noone would say hurray and noone would cry. Who are you again?
#256 Mar 26 2009 at 5:54 AM Rating: Good
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niobia wrote:
AshOnMyTomatoes wrote:
Here's a thought: shut the hell up.


Smiley: cheese

Somewhere along the way you developed a sense that I care what you think. I don't. I don't know who does but I can say that if someone said 'hey Ash died", noone would say hurray and noone would cry. Who are you again?
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#257 Mar 26 2009 at 5:59 AM Rating: Excellent
I agree with Nio.

Bunny owes my girlfriend an apology without qualification. On those occasions when I log into jade's account to cyb0r with Doug, I often read her PMs, and the one from Bunny she received recently was a ****-poor apology. I mean, even in the secrecy of PMs (or presumed secrecy, at least) she still justified her poor behavior by blaming it on Oxycontin she had taken years earlier. Now I know folks who have taken Oxy, both prescribed and illegally, and it didn't make any of them retarded for years after ceasing the medication.

Now it sounds like I'm kidding, but I'm not. I just always have this smirk on my face. Bunny needs to be honest with herself and the rest of us, and just admit that she loves to be crucified. I mean, it's been stated plainly and repeatedly that the perpetual excuse machine is exhausting even her self-proclaimed friends. I would think that at some point someone would have sat her down, looked her in the eye and informed her that yes, her circumstance is tragic in a way, but that the way she's handling herself makes it really difficult for the rest of the world to be empathetic. I really tried to apply my specific brand of motivational, therapeutic straight-talk, but I'm at a loss. Rarely have I met someone so attached to their misery; so comforted by their martyrdom.

Anyway, apologize to my girlfriend, Bunny. And none of your bullsh*t excuses. I don't give a f*ck how tired you are, how sick, how drugged, how cheated; I don't want to hear it. I want to hear you just once acknowledge that what everyone is complaining about is valid.

Edited, Mar 26th 2009 7:00am by Barkingturtle
#258 Mar 26 2009 at 6:10 AM Rating: Excellent
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Damnit, I tried to rate niobia up and I rated her down. She's right though. If nothing else, where is Bunny's sense of pride? The only thing worse than someone who doesn't apologize enough is someone who apologizes too much. Not using her DBT skills.



Edited, Mar 26th 2009 10:13am by Annabella
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#259 Mar 26 2009 at 6:23 AM Rating: Good
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Warchief Annabella wrote:
Smiley: mad

Damnit, I tried to rate niobia up and I rated her down. She's right though. If nothing else, where is Bunny's sense of pride? The only thing worse than someone who doesn't apologize enough is someone who apologizes too much. Not using her DBT skills.



Edited, Mar 26th 2009 10:13am by Annabella

Green Arrowed it for you. Hopefully I got the right Niobia post. Not one I'd normally green arrow myself.
#260 Mar 26 2009 at 6:28 AM Rating: Decent
niobia wrote:
AshOnMyTomatoes wrote:
Here's a thought: shut the hell up.


Smiley: cheese

Somewhere along the way you developed a sense that I care what you think. I don't. I don't know who does but I can say that if someone said 'hey Ash died", noone would say hurray and noone would cry. Who are you again?



True MOTHERF'ING STORY! I could not have worded it better myself, you are getting green arrowed.
#261 Mar 26 2009 at 6:41 AM Rating: Good
I like Ash.

#262 Mar 26 2009 at 6:45 AM Rating: Default
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I like Ash.



You wont once you find out he's really dark skinned.
#263 Mar 26 2009 at 7:03 AM Rating: Excellent
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Ash amuses me sometimes.

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#264 Mar 26 2009 at 7:03 AM Rating: Good
BT, my grandfather went from ******* insane to living in a dream world after he stopped taking opioids. I don't know if that was the reason for it, I'd rather like to think it was my being the first person in 50 years to tell him that he's a cnut.

Or it might just be that he was old.


Yeah. None if the other people in my life on opioids went permanently crazy becausd of them.
#265 Mar 26 2009 at 7:06 AM Rating: Decent
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You wont once you find out he's really dark skinned.


I don't think so, they're not allowed to use computers.

Edited, Mar 26th 2009 3:07pm by Goggy
#266 Mar 26 2009 at 7:08 AM Rating: Good
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Samira wrote:
Ash amuses me sometimes.

Sometimes he's a dumb cnut that doesn't seem to know what he's talking about.
#267 Mar 26 2009 at 7:14 AM Rating: Excellent
AshOnMyTomatoes wrote:
Samira wrote:
Ash amuses me sometimes.

Sometimes he's a dumb cnut that doesn't seem to know what he's talking about.


Sometimes?

Honestly, I think Ash is an adequate human, at least. It frustrates me how often he espouses a firm belief in something, and then flip-flops when the actual life-experience of others is contrasted with his own ignorant assumptions. Then he caves in and we all have an after-school special moment as Ash learns something new. It just makes me think of all the fat, dull-eyed people I see at the grocery store here in Iowa, except that I imagine they have a modicum of conviction.

Okay, now that I've given my reviews of Bunny and Ash, who's next? This is a fun thread.
#268 Mar 26 2009 at 7:15 AM Rating: Good
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Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
Honestly, I think Ash is an adequate human, at least.
That's the nicest thing you've ever said. Smiley: cry

Also, I usually would rather not believe the things I've come to believe. I prefer to think of myself as open to new ideas, not wishy-washy. It lets me sleep at night.

Edited, Mar 26th 2009 10:16am by AshOnMyTomatoes
#269 Mar 26 2009 at 7:25 AM Rating: Excellent
Life isn't all about "getting to sleep at night", Ash. Sometimes thoughtful introspection not only allows us to improve ourselves free of the hand-holding of others, but also makes us a more interesting read on the local message board. It isn't the path of least resistance, but you might be surprised how proud of yourself you'd be if you held some convictions based upon meticulous examination rather than the current direction of the wind.

Just consider it.

Edited, Mar 26th 2009 8:25am by Barkingturtle
#270 Mar 26 2009 at 7:29 AM Rating: Good
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Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
Life isn't all about "getting to sleep at night", Ash. Sometimes thoughtful introspection not only allows us to improve ourselves free of the hand-holding of others, but also makes us a more interesting read on the local message board. It isn't the path of least resistance, but you might be surprised how proud of yourself you'd be if you held some convictions based upon meticulous examination rather than the current direction of the wind.

Just consider it.

Edited, Mar 26th 2009 8:25am by Barkingturtle
If I believed everything someone else told me, I wouldn't be an atheist, and I wouldn't still, even after all the shenanigans from this website, believe that on some level homosexuality isn't "natural," as Stubs would say. Among other things.

On topics I genuinely know little about, I'm glad to have input from others to show me things I may have missed. I honestly think you mistake open-mindedness for a poor sense of ethical determination, or something. At least where I've been involved.

ETA: There's always a little niggle that tells me that when BT's being civil, maybe it's Guenny posting on the wrong account.

Edited, Mar 26th 2009 10:32am by AshOnMyTomatoes
#271 Mar 26 2009 at 7:35 AM Rating: Excellent
I can't decide if you're the water running over the rock, or the rock itself.

It's all very zen, but let's face it: Buddhists are p*ssies.


I would be more apt to believe it's "open-mindedness" rather than mere intellectual sloth if you didn't frequently first cling to a belief and then reverse it when someone better than you(in your estimation, not mine) comes along and corrects you.
#272 Mar 26 2009 at 7:38 AM Rating: Excellent
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Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
I can't decide if you're the water running over the rock, or the rock itself.

It's all very zen, but let's face it: Buddhists are p*ssies.


I would be more apt to believe it's "open-mindedness" rather than mere intellectual sloth if you didn't frequently first cling to a belief and then reverse it when someone better than you(in your estimation, not mine) comes along and corrects you.
Sometimes I just don't feel like being the guy everyone's annoyed with. I'm a peacemaker.

It's annoying trying to both be conciliatory and stand firm. I guess I don't ever really pull it off.

Edited, Mar 26th 2009 10:40am by AshOnMyTomatoes
#273 Mar 26 2009 at 7:40 AM Rating: Excellent
I'm glad we had this talk. I think maybe I've started you on the path to growth.

I mean, I bet I totally just triggered some compulsive eating, AMIRITE?
#274 Mar 26 2009 at 7:42 AM Rating: Good
So, do you dislike the fat people in Iowa, BT?
#275 Mar 26 2009 at 7:44 AM Rating: Excellent
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Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
I'm glad we had this talk. I think maybe I've started you on the path to growth.

I mean, I bet I totally just triggered some compulsive eating, AMIRITE?
I did just go and get my sandwich. But it's lunchtime. Smiley: mad
#276 Mar 26 2009 at 7:54 AM Rating: Excellent
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So, do you dislike the fat people in Iowa, BT?


I don't limit myself to Iowa.
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