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31 May 2011, 3:41 pm

No, this doesn't ever happen to me. But I still think the other thread is a bit of a ridiculous question.



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31 May 2011, 4:36 pm

ha i really did l-o-l at the title



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31 May 2011, 4:39 pm

wefunction wrote:
No, this doesn't ever happen to me. But I still think the other thread is a bit of a ridiculous question.


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31 May 2011, 5:15 pm

wefunction wrote:
No, this doesn't ever happen to me. But I still think the other thread is a bit of a ridiculous question.


So you thought it would be a nice thing to do to make another thread mocking it?

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Last semeseter, every time I went to my math class, a girl who sits one chair away from me would put her purse on the chair. It's as though she didn't like the thought of me sitting next to her. One time during the semester I sat in her chair, its not like places to sit at are especially RESERVED for people or anything, she brushed up against my back in an annoyed kinda way. I'm not trying to sit next to her or anything, believe me, I like to space myself away from people just as much as she hates me sitting at her table. Does this type of thing happen often? Or am I just being rude?


The OP of the other thread may have chosen a strange title, but her question is specifically about her situation and it's a fair enough one to ask.



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01 Jun 2011, 9:27 am

Lene wrote:
So you thought it would be a nice thing to do to make another thread mocking it?


The OP has never addressed my questions to her in that thread, so yeah, I think it would be perfectly okay to poke fun. Would you like a ruler to rap my knuckles with? It may compliment a lecture that I sense coming.



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01 Jun 2011, 3:30 pm

wefunction wrote:

The OP has never addressed my questions to her in that thread, so yeah, I think it would be perfectly okay to poke fun.


Riiight....

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Would you like a ruler to rap my knuckles with? It may compliment a lecture that I sense coming.


No lecture. Just calling out bitchiness when I see it. This is supposed to be a support forum.



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01 Jun 2011, 3:46 pm

Lene wrote:
wefunction wrote:
Lene wrote:
So you thought it would be a nice thing to do to make another thread mocking it?


The OP has never addressed my questions to her in that thread, so yeah, I think it would be perfectly okay to poke fun. Would you like a ruler to rap my knuckles with? It may compliment a lecture that I sense coming.


No lecture. Just calling out bitchiness when I see it. This is supposed to be a support forum. You're seriously that upset that someone didn't respond to your individual post?


I wasn't upset or otherwise emotionally involved. You certainly seem a bit on the bitchy side if you're going to get trashy about a good-natured joke that everyone got but you. I've already gotten PMs about your garbage. This response is only out of the respect that I'd had for you prior to this moment, otherwise I'd completely ignore you. Bugger off before you hurt yourself making mountains from molehills.



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01 Jun 2011, 3:55 pm

Trust me, the loss of respect is more than mutual. I don't really care how many PMs you get and I know 'good natured' when I see it.



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01 Jun 2011, 3:58 pm

Your head is probably still too far up your rear to notice that you're still in this thread that offends you so much. Go overreact someplace else, please.



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