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Re: Undo rule
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Nov 28, 2009, 8:16 PM
Dan, to write an email to me about "crying" about an undo rule, was inappropriate. I am not responsible for others thoughts, and what they choose to write. Also I am not crying... I just think it needs to be understood before a game starts, so each player knows what to anticipate. I have not started anything... but, a topic to be discussed. Sorry you have taken it so personally. I just realize that playing you is very unpredictable. I only want to play fair. And what you did was to your advantage, to win the game. So lose my email... and keep your vindictive thoughts to yourself.
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Re: Undo rule
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Nov 29, 2009, 5:15 AM
The undo issue was beat to a pulp here in forums in the past.....when I 1st started coming here in '04 Partica and Frenchafry told me then about how interesting it is to watch the forum threads recycle, respawn, follow tangents, etc. and I must say it is indeed lol....some of them kinda make me twitch and cringe funny at the prospect of their revival, but even those offer perspective to be gleaned. That's a good thing isn't it?
PS.....I think I heard a rumor about someone implying that R3 was wrong about something at some point? I shudder at the havoc to be wrought at the mere conception, much less the manifestation in tangible reality that such arrogance, nay, dare I say blasphemy would be acted out and then be dismissed unchecked? THE END IS NEAR!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Undo rule
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Nov 29, 2009, 11:30 AM
omg lol....I was joking about rich...had nothing to do with your misdirected tirade. As I said earlier today when you were in the lobby, if ever in the future you think a comment I make without your name specifically in it is directed at you then you should ask me...I'll be happy to tell you. You're misinterpreting again. For such a holy roller you sure do let that tongue get ahead of you. At least it looks like we're doing a decent job at keeping you mental cases compartmentalized out east. Do yourself and Darwin a favor and go sit on a javelin.
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Re: Undo rule
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Nov 29, 2009, 1:13 PM
Don't flatter yourself, silly child: Your innuendos are not the only reason I am in this argument.
Remember also that under the law contracts with 7 YEAR OLDS aren't binding.
It is really ironic that you are now pretending to be a friend of the very lady you insulted in the "pente-nazi" thread before Rich called you a half-idiot (probably because your current handle easily lends itself to that kind of put down). Guess this is your way of trying to "UNDO" that wrong.
This argument about undos has merit and should be discussed fully with both sides being explored, despite your adolescent attempt at scaring males who disagree with the granting of undos out of participating by trying to attach a point of view to the size of their male organs.
Now for the sake of the original topic being discussed, I really do not like undos and, going forward, will not accept them since I really do not have whatever it takes inside to really believe I won a game in which I was granted an undo. There is no point in anyone granting me an undo since I still do not really believe I won any game in which I was granted an undo.
I will grant them to whoever asks, since regardless of what transpires after the undo, I believe deep inside that I won the game anyway.
I don't really think Dweebo should get rid of the undo button since it is a useful practice and teaching tool.
PS. Full-Idiot, the next time you sign up again to escape or "UNDO" your past, remember that the age box in your profile isn't asking for your mental age.
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Pay attention here.
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Nov 29, 2009, 2:43 PM
My friends know me for who I am and who the f**k are you to judge what they think or believe? Or me for that matter? Whoever or whatever you are is of no consequence to me. I got a laugh out of our back and forth yesterday as did everyone else I talked to who read it. Apparently mine isn't a language you appreciate or are fluent in though. Fair enough. If there's something you don't understand about me, once again, as I said yesterday in a polite tone you can feel free to hit me up. If you do great, if you don't, well I'll be doing something that has nothing to do with you like I always am. Understand that the more of this Mr. right authority bullshit that you project comes across, the clearer the image becomes of what you really are though. That said, if you're too lazy and devoid of the smallest initiative to even ask the most basic questions to understand another human being then you've really got no business judging them now do you? I am myself-plain and simple. If you don't believe me, ask any of my friends here that have met me or lived with me. Actually that's one of THE highest compliments that I've ever been paid come to think of it, and it was someone from this site that made that observation. Frankly I could give a rat's a$$ if you're convinced or not, but I've got nothing to hide little man. When I change my name next time around, my friends here will know who I am as they always have. Hell most of 'em know what name its going to be already. I'm saying this for your benefit alone classy...they already know all this as they always have. I don't put on a show for anyone, what would the point be in that? In all fairness I guess I should consider who I'm talking to before I ask that question so don't feel obliged to answer. I made it a point yesterday though to keep my 'objectional mannerisms' checked when I approached you in the lobby. Why? Well I know the answer to that question....if you want to know, well then you should be the one to ask that question. Admittedly the javelin thing might not have gone over so well in Sunday school, but at this point I'm applying that same filter for a specific reason. Why? This one I'm gonna go ahead and share with you despite its unsolicited origin. You are talking about people I call my friends now. You need to bring an end to that $hit STAT. Go ahead and do your thing with your opinions and such, but check yourself on that point. The folks here that I hang out with are very smart and attenuated people. I don't spend much time with people who don't fit that description. And they don't hang out with bullies or 'intimidating' types. And I don't need nor want to intimidate anyone for any reason.... because I know myself. You don't know me or them pal. So stop talkin' like you do.
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Re: Pay attention here.
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Nov 29, 2009, 5:30 PM
I will go back to a very wiseman's advice...Watsu told me never play rated if you are not feeling well. While having the flu I got got...my bad. I will count to ten thousand before I bring up a topic, one two three.......................................
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Re: Ummm how do ya get a dumbwaiter out of an oven?
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Nov 29, 2009, 5:46 PM
Also Ali you have a very good point. Your idea is great and needs to be applied. This site needs to keep up with the competitors ideas. Would be very helpful. You go girl!!! Just for the record this was my first deny by a regular player.
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stopping biting the bait, there's nothing serious here to see, move along.
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Nov 30, 2009, 5:56 AM
>alisontate; >here is what I propose; >That a checkbox be added to the table that either player >can check. Checking this box would indicate that no >undos will be asked for or given by that player, and it >would also disable the undo button for the duration of >the game. If one player checks this box it cannot be >unchecked by the other player until the end of that game.
im in no way dweebo's representative, but im pretty sure he doesn't have time for that any time soon,..but for sure he might type it into his infinite "ToDo List" when he has a chance.
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Message was edited by: zoeyk at Nov 30, 2009 4:08 PM
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stopping biting the bait, there's nothing serious here to see, move along.
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Nov 30, 2009, 9:56 PM
i was in no way implying a connection between dweebo and the prior joke about a dumbwaiter stuck in a oven. im not sure where that connection was made, but sorry if i was unclear.
in addition i notice that there are people editing thier posts, and without putting edit stamps on them. as a result other posts there after may lose clearity of meaning.
z
Message was edited by: zoeyk at Nov 30, 2009 4:05 PM
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