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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by David_Telesha [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Hiram Clicking on a thread is an act of free will. Exercise some and just resist the urge to try to act like my mommy, kay? And what purpose does your thread policing serve? You a junior moderator or something? Lighten up, grow up, whatever. [/quote] If your continued degradation of childishness is a sign of your intellegence and things to come, I think your time here will be short lived, and most thankfully... Don't "manure-up" the place, and no one will get on your case... Simple concept I would think... Now that you have confirmed my clicking on a thread is my free will, so is complaining about it -- or do you have a double standard, Mr. Anonymous? [/quote] Here's the deal, bud: I'll post as I please and you have nothing to say about it. Nothing that makes the slightest difference to me anyway. But to complain is your right, so by all means exercise your rights. I'll ask again, are you some kind of junior moderator or what? Don't concern yourself with what I post, it's just not your role. As to the length of my stay, do your powers of observation extend to reading registration dates? I haven't posted much here, but I've read some very informative posts and made a post now and then if I had something to add. Today I posted a reference to an ebay listing I found humorous and apparently you did not. Re-read the first sentence of this post. I've found most internet forums have at least one of your ilk, self appointed and self important arbiters of what is appropriate and what is not. That's what moderators are for. And as to childishness, low intellect, and scheissing up the place, look inward young man, look inward. To impugn the intelligence of someone on a forum like this based on on an exchange as we have had is beyond laughable. Make your oh so indignant retort to this post and then let's just agree not to address each other in the future, sound good to you? - Hiram
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