To all that have read my posts from last week

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The Cat's Back...

Post by StillAnotherGuest » Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:00 pm

rooster wrote:This is too dadgummed sweet! Is there not one unforgiving member who will speak up?
Well, normally I really hate to get in the middle of controversy or confrontation, but I think there's a difference between forgiving and forgetting.

However, those Tatis posts were way too far over the top to either forgive or forget.

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Re: To all that have read my posts from last week

Post by Hawthorne » Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:01 pm

My intent was not to escalate negative reactions to the apology, although I knew that would be inevitable, but simply to express how I felt about his apology.

However, I think it is healthy or good, for people to express how they feel about the apology or any other post for that matter. People here don't need my post to help them do that!

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Re: The Cat's Back...

Post by ColinP » Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:39 pm

StillAnotherGuest wrote:However, those Tatis posts were way too far over the top to either forgive or forget.
I must admit to being a little curious as to the IP addresses used for all those Mrs Tatis and TROLL posts from last week too.

As far as Polly is concerned, time will tell, but from some of the advice offered, I'd say we're in for some robust debate.

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Re: To all that have read my posts from last week

Post by DoriC » Sat Feb 21, 2009 2:13 pm

I'm really too inexperienced on forums(except for Weight Watchers) to give any opinions but my first impression was "wow that took guts". I don't think I've ever offended anyone here but I know how I felt wishing I could have taken back some questions I thought were dumb or confusing.

RG, among many other things, I think you're also psychic and Poly may be a keeper? Den, I'm sure I'm not the only one who knows of your kind and loving nature. Hawthorne, same goes for you. Rooster, you are funny! I hope I'm not putting my 2cents in the wrong place.

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Re: The Cat's Back... TYPICAL REPLY

Post by MrSandman » Sat Feb 21, 2009 6:41 pm

StillAnotherGuest wrote:
rooster wrote:This is too dadgummed sweet! Is there not one unforgiving member who will speak up?
Well, normally I really hate to get in the middle of controversy or confrontation, but I think there's a difference between forgiving and forgetting.

However, those Tatis posts were way too far over the top to either forgive or forget.

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Re: To all that have read my posts from last week

Post by liv2kite » Sat Feb 21, 2009 7:24 pm

Good enough apology. I appreciate that you want to contribute.

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Re: To all that have read my posts from last week

Post by roster » Sat Feb 21, 2009 7:44 pm

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Just kidding.

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Re: To all that have read my posts from last week

Post by LinkC » Sat Feb 21, 2009 9:42 pm

rooster wrote:This is too dadgummed sweet! Is there not one unforgiving member who will speak up?
For the record, way back on Page 1 I accepted his apology, but said NOTHING about "forgiving" OR "forgetting". In fact, I predicted his true nature will be show up in subsequent posts. Good or bad. I'm reserving judgement until then.

(But keep on stirring the pot. It's what you DO...) ;>

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