From: lordgunthr@aol.com (LordGunthr)
Date: 27 Jan 2000 23:20:21 EST
Jonalyn,
Far be if for someone to do so, but I simply have a different oppinion upon the subject than yourself. Now then, if you have any further wishing to speak with me, I will be with in reach. Though the cork has never brought a sound ending to anything, and wish not to further dig upon it.
Respectfully,
Gunthar O'dwyer
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From: jonalyn@aol.com (Jonalyn)
Date: 28 Jan 2000 01:08:35 EST
Gunthar,
Indeed thee hae an opinion what differs from mine own. It wouldst nae be the first time thee an' Ah hae disagreed in the manna long years we hae known one another.
I wouldst certes welcome further converse with thee, Gunthar. Indeed, I am looking forward to it ast well ast the opportunity to pay a call at thine new establishment.
Cordially,
Jonalyn Starfare
Date: 28 Jan 2000 01:08:35 EST
Gunthar,
Indeed thee hae an opinion what differs from mine own. It wouldst nae be the first time thee an' Ah hae disagreed in the manna long years we hae known one another.
I wouldst certes welcome further converse with thee, Gunthar. Indeed, I am looking forward to it ast well ast the opportunity to pay a call at thine new establishment.
Cordially,
Jonalyn Starfare
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From: zafiroo@aol.com (Zafiroo)
Date: 28 Jan 2000 12:58:40 EST
Val,
I will help out in anyway I can in the restoration of the Arena.It does need some fixing up.It appears we now have a vacant spot for a callers box also and I think we should start there before someone jumps in and takes advantage of the empty spot.Just let me know when your ready to start.
Zafiroo Turidan
Baron of the first
Date: 28 Jan 2000 12:58:40 EST
Val,
I will help out in anyway I can in the restoration of the Arena.It does need some fixing up.It appears we now have a vacant spot for a callers box also and I think we should start there before someone jumps in and takes advantage of the empty spot.Just let me know when your ready to start.
Zafiroo Turidan
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From: ianmackenzie@aol.com (Ian MacKenzie)
Date: 28 Jan 2000 17:23:05 EST
"I am simply another patron, but at least this patron knows of values, and I as well know of decency, I take into consideration a person's feelings whom I have known for so long,
or whom I do not know at all."
Yes, obviously. Your last message in this discussion stands out as brilliant evidence of this.
Sardonically,
Ian Rex.
Date: 28 Jan 2000 17:23:05 EST
"I am simply another patron, but at least this patron knows of values, and I as well know of decency, I take into consideration a person's feelings whom I have known for so long,
or whom I do not know at all."
Yes, obviously. Your last message in this discussion stands out as brilliant evidence of this.
Sardonically,
Ian Rex.
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From: lordgunthr@aol.com (LordGunthr)
Date: 28 Jan 2000 21:48:18 EST
Lord Mackenzie,
Please, do not judge my own morals. I was speaking to Jonalyn, as the post suggested. The post had nothing to do with the skyboxes, or yourself. Do not aim for a cheap shot now, if you had wished to respond to the original post, you should have done so then.
Anyhow, since you went ahead and took it upon yourself to reply, you must remember something. A man whom once threatened my life for the most ludicrous reasoning I have ever heard deserves no respect, in my eyes. You acted just as irrationally then, as I feel you did now. So say what you wish about myself, or my morals, I am finished with this thread of postings. Jonalyn and myself have held friendship for many years, as you may have had as well, I
am unaware. Though if you were speaking to her over something I do not know fully upon, or on a personal level, I would not intrude, so please, do not upon me.
Regards,
Gunthar O'dwyer
Date: 28 Jan 2000 21:48:18 EST
Lord Mackenzie,
Please, do not judge my own morals. I was speaking to Jonalyn, as the post suggested. The post had nothing to do with the skyboxes, or yourself. Do not aim for a cheap shot now, if you had wished to respond to the original post, you should have done so then.
Anyhow, since you went ahead and took it upon yourself to reply, you must remember something. A man whom once threatened my life for the most ludicrous reasoning I have ever heard deserves no respect, in my eyes. You acted just as irrationally then, as I feel you did now. So say what you wish about myself, or my morals, I am finished with this thread of postings. Jonalyn and myself have held friendship for many years, as you may have had as well, I
am unaware. Though if you were speaking to her over something I do not know fully upon, or on a personal level, I would not intrude, so please, do not upon me.
Regards,
Gunthar O'dwyer
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From: ianmackenzie@aol.com (Ian MacKenzie)
Date: 28 Jan 2000 23:39:27 EST
Lord O'Dwyer:
And a man who later engages in a lengthy discussion with one who threatens his life, discusses the irrationality of that act, hears said person say "You are right, I was wrong to act that way," and accepts said party's apology and regret, yet dwells on it for such a lengthy time in order to bring it back up as a bludgeon in a later argument deserves no respect in mine.
The one thing you, Drakewyn, and hordes of others in this community have never understood is that when -I- am wronged, and the offending party expresses a sincere regret and apology, that's the end of the matter. Ironic that those who would preach to me regarding my maturity can't manage the same.
Then again, I could almost swear I'm the only person around here who's ever SAID "I'm sorry, I was wrong" about anything except perhaps being corrected on a point of fact. I realize that's an exaggeration, but Christ above, it's not bloody much of one. God knows the staff here never lets it pass their lips. One excuse after another, or an attempt to blame the patrons, or simple dead silence.
"Please do not judge my morals." Spare me, O'Dwyer. You opened yourself up how? By jumping into my disagreement with Lord Valentine. Why? To judge AND insult ME.
Hypocrisy, apparently, is its own reward. Wallow in it.
Regards,
Ian Rex.
Date: 28 Jan 2000 23:39:27 EST
Lord O'Dwyer:
And a man who later engages in a lengthy discussion with one who threatens his life, discusses the irrationality of that act, hears said person say "You are right, I was wrong to act that way," and accepts said party's apology and regret, yet dwells on it for such a lengthy time in order to bring it back up as a bludgeon in a later argument deserves no respect in mine.
The one thing you, Drakewyn, and hordes of others in this community have never understood is that when -I- am wronged, and the offending party expresses a sincere regret and apology, that's the end of the matter. Ironic that those who would preach to me regarding my maturity can't manage the same.
Then again, I could almost swear I'm the only person around here who's ever SAID "I'm sorry, I was wrong" about anything except perhaps being corrected on a point of fact. I realize that's an exaggeration, but Christ above, it's not bloody much of one. God knows the staff here never lets it pass their lips. One excuse after another, or an attempt to blame the patrons, or simple dead silence.
"Please do not judge my morals." Spare me, O'Dwyer. You opened yourself up how? By jumping into my disagreement with Lord Valentine. Why? To judge AND insult ME.
Hypocrisy, apparently, is its own reward. Wallow in it.
Regards,
Ian Rex.
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From: rlupton@aol.com (RLupton)
Date: 29 Jan 2000 11:39:05 EST
I say "I'm sorry, I was wrong," often.
Just ask Simini. ::draws a grinning smile::
~ Lup
Date: 29 Jan 2000 11:39:05 EST
I say "I'm sorry, I was wrong," often.
Just ask Simini. ::draws a grinning smile::
~ Lup
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From: jakvaltrds@aol.com (Jakvaltrds)
Date: 30 Jan 2000 02:00:06 EST
::unable to resisit the massive stack of notes, he reads thoughtfully and carefully each and every word. Without a second thought, he places the customary box of red crayons at the bottom of the cork and slips off unnoticed whistling a baudy tune:::
Date: 30 Jan 2000 02:00:06 EST
::unable to resisit the massive stack of notes, he reads thoughtfully and carefully each and every word. Without a second thought, he places the customary box of red crayons at the bottom of the cork and slips off unnoticed whistling a baudy tune:::