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Angoose
There is a theory that some of those who engage in abusive behaviour on the internet do so because they themselves were routinely abused, possibly by their parents, or they have regularly witnessed others being abuse. Oh dear. You seem to be hinting that I'm being abusive (erroneously) and I could have been abused by my parents (r.i.p). How despicable, but an expected tactic from a horrible creature like you. way way too far, this time REPORTED |
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Did you know that the French have a very charming term for a stubborn person, it is tête de bois,
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I did not know that, and, as is typical for french, it sounds so much more elegant than the German Holzkopf.
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There is a belief that people from Northern France are typically more stubborn than those from the south.
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Well, that's where the celtic people dominated, or still dominate. They are a stubborn bunch. Just think of the small galician village that kept standing up to the mighty Roman Empire.
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How do you like it putting reported in all caps and bold for extra emphasis? Stylish touch or desperate cry for attention?
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Much more official and menacing that way.
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How would you rank these so I know how to best distress people in the future if I report their posts?
a - reported b - reported c - Reported d - REPORTED e - REPORTED f - REPORTED g - REPORTED h - REPORTED i - REPORTED  |
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j - REPORTED
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k - reported, was not nice to have known you
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If you feel any other combination of these would be best, I also take suggestions.
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I would stick to the best principles of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe i.e. less is more
Fire-and-Ice nailed it. |
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Ok, you are right. It was a right mixture of getting the point across, while still staying classy and not going over the top. It wasn't a t-shirt worn to a wedding, nor was it a tuxedo worn to a neighbourhood bbq.
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On point, maybe potentially ever so slightly overdressed, but that's the way to go really.
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But it is highly likely that Jacob Rees-Mogg wears a tuxedo when he attends his neighbourhood barbecues.
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I should've clarified that I meant your average neighbourhood barbecue. The people he mingles with will likely all, including the children, come in tuxedos or at least suits. In that environment it would naturally be inappropriate to wear anything less.
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Either way, since you'll be banned soon because of FAI, I'd just like you to know that I appreciated your time on here, the effort you put in. It was nice knowing you.
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It is always nice to be appreciated by calm and logical individuals.
It is also nice to have your failings pointed out and I am already seeking help for my alleged doom-mongering tendencies. |
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TBH... I'd like the Police to be given more powers and bigger sticks, a bit like Pakistani Police. Handing out proper whacks to these yobs back chatting and flouting these anti-congregating guidelines..
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Sn!gger @ sofee
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oops.. wrong fred.
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