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<blockquote data-quote="HardofWhoring" data-source="post: 8862164" data-attributes="member: 674149">I say the wrong thing sometimes.&nbsp;&nbsp; When I don&#039;t know, I post what I can or not at all.&nbsp; I try to not take it personal, and I try to never be the first one to disrespect.&nbsp;&nbsp; (I like to think I have a professional attitude, with a dirty mouth). 1.&nbsp; There is a difference between being right 98% of the time, vs 2% of the time.&nbsp;&nbsp; 2.&nbsp; They jumped on responding to every thread they could, many times with dangerous misinformation.&nbsp; They didn&#039;t need to be the first post to respond but they were, (many people online ARE just searching for a quick answer), and I still think some of that BS was intentionally wrong. 3. The sorority sluts from alabama state, sounded more coherent after an open bar, then most of the cluster fudge mash of madlibs they were posting.&nbsp; It was the &quot;forum mindset&quot; that was relaxing on it.&nbsp; It was getting to where it was all such ridiculous nonsense, we were laughing it off.&nbsp; Just curious, In hindsight: after seeing how ridiculous it got, do you still think that?&nbsp; On a personal level; after watching all of that, do you still think, F all the newcomers for not knowing the answers to their own questions?&nbsp;&nbsp; Let him post whatever he wants, and wait for the chaos?&nbsp;&nbsp; Do you feel no &quot;social responsibility&quot; to the board you come and spend time on, and engage with?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HardofWhoring, post: 8862164, member: 674149"] I say the wrong thing sometimes. When I don't know, I post what I can or not at all. I try to not take it personal, and I try to never be the first one to disrespect. (I like to think I have a professional attitude, with a dirty mouth). 1. There is a difference between being right 98% of the time, vs 2% of the time. 2. They jumped on responding to every thread they could, many times with dangerous misinformation. They didn't need to be the first post to respond but they were, (many people online ARE just searching for a quick answer), and I still think some of that BS was intentionally wrong. 3. The sorority sluts from alabama state, sounded more coherent after an open bar, then most of the cluster fudge mash of madlibs they were posting. It was the "forum mindset" that was relaxing on it. It was getting to where it was all such ridiculous nonsense, we were laughing it off. Just curious, In hindsight: after seeing how ridiculous it got, do you still think that? On a personal level; after watching all of that, do you still think, F all the newcomers for not knowing the answers to their own questions? Let him post whatever he wants, and wait for the chaos? Do you feel no "social responsibility" to the board you come and spend time on, and engage with? [/QUOTE]

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