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Originally posted by Startreader
The only ferocious hatred observable on this board is that exhibited by two people with nothing better to do with their time than continually have a go at Grampy Bobby.

What pathetic individuals they must be!
Go away fool. You have no clue what You are talking about.

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Originally posted by Kegge
Go away fool. You have no clue what You are talking about.
And you do?
maybe the GB haters can share their code breaking machine, BG posts a harmless quote but somehow some see it as a "hidden" threat or aggression. paranoid or what.
GB, is witty well mannered and popular member, i suppose opposing him will try and give you a small slice of the limelight.
"GO AWAY FOOL" not very original or well mannered, each to their own class i suppose

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Originally posted by Kegge
Go away fool. You have no clue what You are talking about.
not very imaginative or original A pair of Keggs, even by your low standards

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Originally posted by Seitse
Wasn't the clan forum reopened, dude? What are you doing here?
(other than, of course, licking your puppeteer's bottom)
Perhaps we like it here! 🙂

Come on, Seitse, you know you love us really! 🙂

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Originally posted by rookie54
A facility for quotation covers the absence of original thought.
- Dorothy L. Sayers
No it doesn't. A facility for quotation shows considerable original thought in finding the apt quotation in the first place.

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Originally posted by Kegge
Go away fool. You have no clue what You are talking about.
Hmmm. He who calls his brother a fool is in danger of hell fire, we're told. And he who does so proclaims himself a clueless idiot. It seems the person not knowing anything about anything is not the person typing this.

Oh, and thanks for exalting me with the capital Y!

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Originally posted by Startreader
No it doesn't. A facility for quotation shows considerable original thought in finding the apt quotation in the first place.
just flat rejection, eh???
okie dokie...

would you enlighten me please???
the following quote posted by bostobobollo, would you tell me why it is apt, and what it applies too???
“Give a man a mask, and he'll tell you deeper and darker truths.
But he'll also be more abusive, unaccountable, and demonic.”
―Cory Duchesne

you see, i cannot for the life of me, figure out why such an apt quote crossed his mind and why he would go searching for it, as you have suggested...
it doesn't seem to apply anywhere to the conversation...

thank you for yer attention to this...

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Originally posted by rookie54
just flat rejection, eh???
okie dokie...

would you enlighten me please???
the following quote posted by bostobobollo, would you tell me why it is apt, and what it applies too???
“Give a man a mask, and he'll tell you deeper and darker truths.
But he'll also be more abusive, unaccountable, and demonic.”
―Cory Duchesne

you see, i cannot for the l ...[text shortened]... doesn't seem to apply anywhere to the conversation...

thank you for yer attention to this...
How odd. It seemed perfectly apt to me.

I'm sure you'll work it out.

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Originally posted by Startreader
How odd. It seemed perfectly apt to me.

I'm sure you'll work it out.
The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.
- Friedrich Nietzsche

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Originally posted by rookie54
The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.
- Friedrich Nietzsche
What cause did you have in mind?

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Originally posted by FMF
I am thinking it wouldn't be such a bad thing of Suzianne figured out once and for all what "passive aggression" means. 😉
You mean the passive aggressiveness you display here often?

You're the one mis-terming what GB does as "passive-aggressive".

To be "passive-aggressive", there has to be aggression, which he lacks (even though you mindlessly paint him with that brush) and which you display in spades.

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Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Are warnings always a bad thing?
Exactly, consider it a "word to the wise".

Except for the "wise" part, I guess.

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Originally posted by FMF
A "warning"?
Your feigned "innocence" or "naivete" fools no one, and indeed, one wonders how much human interaction you fully grasp. Probably none that doesn't fit your internal fantasy narrative.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Your feigned "innocence" or "naivete" fools no one, and indeed, one wonders how much human interaction you fully grasp. Probably none that doesn't fit your internal fantasy narrative.
I've wondered for some time if FMF might not be rather challenged in that regard.

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Originally posted by Suzianne

To be "passive-aggressive", there has to be aggression, which he lacks (even though you mindlessly paint him with that brush) and which you display in spades.[/b]
You can not possibly be this stupid.

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