FOR THE RECORD, I PROMISE NEVER TO USE WHATS-HER-NAME'S NAME IN ANOTHER POST.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <dmevans365@...> wrote : Richard, this is my name, but listen. You outed it here. My moniker does not out my name for that email, which I used by mistake. I was being compulsive yesterday. Please do not use my name again and do yourself a favor; let go of the need, along with Share, to relentlessly forward misconception. Thank you. Try not to form a resentment against me; it might take you years to let it go. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <punditster@...> wrote : I think it was the word "drivel" that has hit you where it hurts, Ricky. Interesting. > You are incorrect. I was defending your right to post drivel. > On 9/1/2014 8:33 AM, awoelflebater@... mailto:awoelflebater@... [FairfieldLife] wrote: > I don't need any defending on that front, but thanks. > What I object to, is anyone butting into the drivel conversation without first reading the drivel. > Em wasn't "butting" in, she is a regular poster to FFL. You just don't like being called out on your "drivel". > Denise Evans's last drivel post to FFL was over a year ago. > It's just like at a social gathering when a group of people are sitting around a table discussing something and a stranger walks up and says "You people are full of shit" and then singles out the one person that wasn't even at the table - and when they don't even know anyone or what the group is talking about. That is rude. If anyone did that at a normal social gathering they would be asked to leave. > Nice analogy but not accurate in this case. Emily is no "stranger" plus she has read and responded to plenty of your posts. By the by, Emily is hardly the only one here who has accused you of trolling and repeating yourself although I think her use of the word "drivel" was unique. The rest of the guys here just chalk it up to mental incapacitation. I wouldn't go that far, actually, I find your posts humorous and apropos some of the time. > It was Denise Evans that used the word "drivel" and pointed a third finger at Share. http://www.mail-archive.com/fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com/msg327351.html http://www.mail-archive.com/fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com/msg327351.html > What surprises me is the number of people on the list that didn't object, but cheered the boor on. > "The boor"? Emily a boor? She really did find your button. But then nothing you say here should be taken seriously so I'll just chalk it up to a little fun you're having - as usual. > Denise Evans was acting like a boor, not Emily. But, obviously Emily doesn't read all the posts on FFL. Often it's what people DON'T say that is important. > I don't have anything against anyone posting drivel - people do it all the time - I do object to a stranger attempting to co-opt the whole conversation with drivel insults. However, you don't seem to mind, since you don't like Share anyway. It was low, real low, and makes me think a lot less of the others at the table. > Ha, ha Ricky. As I said Em is no "stranger", no one is co-opting anything except you in this case, and I don't "don't like Share anyway" so stop making things up. The only one here who I wouldn't invite to my birthday party is bawee. > Denise Evans is the stranger who hits and runs. And, Share thinks you don't like her. And, Barry is the only person NOT invited to ANY table, which is why he probably sits alone at a cafe.