Superstitious People - Dealing With them

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Originally posted by dave
'sallgood dude. You ever ask for help?

(Yes. Twice now, in two threads.)

Get what you give.

(At this point, if I were running the Cellar, I would disable posting on your account, because you've made it clear that you want help but are unwilling to give anything useful back to the community. The Cellar needs people like you like you need a position of responsibility. That is to say, not at all.)

In that case I'm very fortunate that you're not running the Cellar. But quite frankly if I lost posting privilege I'd not be too devastated. Last I checked there are no forum blockers here and I have no interest in staying where I'm not wanted.

Yet while I have posting rights I will continue to post.


I also find it odd that you talk of "giving back to the community" and parade about proudly with your "I flame the people I proclaim to be retards!" banner.

Yeah I see you were very helpful to your newfound netfriend April. Your good advice to date is:

Try to do the right thing, April, and most of the time it'll end up okay.

Try not to look at him as an ass. It doesn't really help. It's not a positive feeling. He has a different opinion, and he's not being particularly helpful or productive. That's okay - people will do that. It's just maybe not exactly what the conversation needs right now. You've said that you regret it and you know it was wrong; that's all you really need to say. If you can recognize your mistakes, then you have an advantage over the people that can't (which is most, believe it or not).


Very good. I applaud you! The rest was just attacking people who disagreed with you... I suppose it's cause they were retards.

Do you feel intimidated or something? Have I taken your "job" of flaming the retards away from you so now you flame me?

In the end if you feel that my posting right should be removed. Fine. I can deal with that. I assure you that I'm not in the least intimidated by the prospect. I'm full of myself enough to believe that it will be your loss and not mine.