Author: Sarah Reynolds
Date: 22:51:37 02/11/06
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On February 12, 2006 at 00:56:23, Peter Skinner wrote: >On February 12, 2006 at 00:52:26, Sarah Reynolds wrote: > >>Yes I noticed he hasn't responded to this thread, instead further down he takes >>a shot at me calling my post about Hiarcs Strength "useless". I invite Mr >>SKinner to cite another example of the useless threads on this board since he >>claimed that most of them are, I want him to to cite an addition example of the >>useless post here, lets see him insult another member. I think he specifically >>chose me because I am new. So I guess he felt he could get away with an attack. >>I wonder why I got so many responses if my thread was as "useless" as he claims, >>obviously somebody thought it was a worthwhile post? I agree his behavior is >>very unbecoming for a moderator. > >You are hardly "new" Sarah, and you know it. > >Which would you rather be called? Sherry Windsor? Sarah Reynolds? > >If your post isn't useless, please explain how it is. > >You make a blanket statement, provide no proof for your statement.. typical.. > >Peter Now you are getting even more rediculous then I thought possible even for you. The title of my post who "How strong is Hiarcs" this is a question not a statement. Why should I not proof for a Question? Then in the content of the post I said it "seems to me that rykba is very strong and is stronger then rykba" this is a subjective feeling, the current SSDF list certainly gives some validaty to that feeling. What don't need Scientific evidence for every thing we say do we? Do you have some kind of Mr. Spock syndrome or something? Based on the number of responses many people obviously found this interesting, since when does every topic on the Board need to conform to Petter skinners notions of interesting in order to be posted? I really think you owe me an apology honestly.
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