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 Re: Is SwastikaGirl a troll? I don't think so. 133 messages | Select a forum: |
whatisthat wrote: Just trying to present a more objective point of view as to why the argument arose. And also to say that carrying on with the insults as in Janes's reply is not helpful. What insults, whatisthat? If you re-read this http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]m/?thread=36443&message=446956 you will find no insults. There are questions. And there are statements, all which I would be happy to substantiate. But there are no insults. That is not my style. Not even under the severest of provocations. You don't have to present an 'objective' point of view. We can all read and make up our minds for ourselves. http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]m/?thread=36443&message=447216 This is a forum, not a chaired meeting, so you don't have to thank me for my point of view either. http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]m/?thread=36443&message=447111 I respectfully ask you please not to second guess my opinions: >'Did this behaviour by your friends 'upset' you and Moth. Obviously not.' If you have a question, please ask it. I'm always happy to respond. Nor jump to conclusions: >'was the above inference that SwastikaGirl is a troll really necessary?' I inferred nothing. I was talking about trolling in general. Longstanding users of this board have suffered greatly from severe trolling so it's no wonder that we're jumpy! If swastika girl has something to say, I'm sure she's perfectly able to say it for herself. Reply | with quote |  2nd October 2006ce 11:14 In reply to: Re: Is SwastikaGirl a troll? I don't think so. (whatisthat) |
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