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It's actually the French way.

Those darned Normans!


Originally posted by Suzianne
It's actually the French way.

Those darned Normans!
wrong west Germanic/dutch/scandanavian.

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You "just notice(d)"?

Yeah, right. You and FMF have been berating GB in the Spirituality Forum for months now whenever and wherever he posts.

And yeah. Compensatory behavior. The exact same reason many "inadequate" men buy HUGE pickup trucks is exactly why small-minded people attack others on the internet, from behind the safety of their monitors.

Your behavior is soooooooooo much better than his, though, merely because you specify exactly which posters you have issue with? This makes you the knight in shining armor while you portray him as the beggar in the streets?

No, you're only throwing your binky out the pram because you think he's talking about you.

Well, if the shoe fits, you can wear it. Just sayin'.


Originally posted by Suzianne
Just sayin'.
but, i LOVE my truck!!!

*enter sobbyface here**enter sobbyface here**enter sobbyface here*

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so....

are you saying that you didn't "just notice"?

Is "attention seeking" the real issue here?

Because I daresay all of us could be tarred with this brush. And yeah, from the invective obvious in your reply, even you. Does he take up too much of your spotlight?


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"Grammy Bobby" sounds like an immature, conflicted, easily threatened person who is more to be pitied than scorned.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"Grammy Bobby" sounds like an immature, conflicted, easily threatened person who is more to be pitied than scorned.
It seems he's really talking about FMF (except for the "reams of boring copy/paste", I guess).


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"Grammy Bobby": An inadvertent garden variety typo or a gender misconception visa via the following exchange?
Original post by Subscriber vistesd, 30 Jul '14 14:23

Originally posted by sh76 Thread 160368 (Page 2)
FWIW, I'm also not sure the forum is any worse now in terms of flaming than it used to be. When hot button issues (especially Israel) come up, the temperature rises. But things got pretty hot in 2009 and 2010 as well. The Scriabin- FMF war and the utherpendragon-usarmyparatrooper rivalries, just to cite 2 examples, were as nasty as anything I've seen here recently. There were also some classic No1 vs. the world threads on the IRA issue that got almost comically brutal.

I don't know. Maybe we should take a poll of the people that have been around consistently for 5 years +.

KN? Sleepyguy? Whodey? Sietse? MB? Others? What say you? Are things more nasty now than they were in, say, 2009?

Edit: The Scriabin-FMF war had its genesis here:

http://www.redhotpawn.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=113951&page=1 Thread 113951 (Page 6)

Page 4, post 8: Easily the sharpest, most biting, most well placed thrust in the history of the RHP message boards that I've seen. You really have to skim the first 3.5 pages of the thread to appreciate it. While it was perhaps meaner than necessary, I'm still in awe of FMF's ability displayed in that post to hit where it hurts and without even sounding at all angry.

“If I sift through the harrowing details of my divorce from my first husband in public with all the people I have ever "bullied", and in so doing, make myself "vulnerable", will this make amends?” -FMF Thread 113951 (Page 6)

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"Grammy Bobby": An inadvertent garden variety typo or a gender misconception visa via the following exchange?
A small correction, sir.

I think you meant "vis-à-vis", which means "face to face". No doubt you meant it in its prepositional form, meaning "in relation to; compared with".

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Originally posted by Suzianne
A small correction, sir.

I think you meant "vis-à-vis", which means "face to face". No doubt you meant it in its prepositional form, meaning "in relation to; compared with".

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Yes, "vis-à-vis" [meaning "in relation to; compared with"]. Thanks for the "small correction", ma'am.


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