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And while I know y'all would never do this -- believe me, I do know this -- it started to take on a mean-spirited form, as if the goal was to get people to make disparaging comments about specific people that they wouldn't have otherwise said.
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The idea that you ever believed, even for a second, that this was an intended consequence absolutely baffles me. It's more unbelievable than Kevy being able to hack the board.
I know you don't believe this now but the idea that ANYONE would EVER think that someone (or a group of people) were meaning to turn poster against poster is horrific and crazy. It's as if everything we've done here was ignored. As if all of the obvious care and love we put into this place was completely forgotten in the face of one obviously odd instance.
Unbelievable.
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Originally Posted by iSm
I find it completely believable that Scott would freak out about SacTown and go on a madness binge, and that Kevy would be an asshole of the 9th degree.
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My short answer to this is, "So?"
Everyone on here knows that Scott has had problems in the past. We all saw his "freak out" a while ago on Fab. Since then he has done plenty of joking about it. Hello, "LickeyLumbo" came out of that! Kevy has a reputation for being a troublemaker - and he loves it. He does his best to cause mischief, and we all know that. Announcing to everyone that it's believable that Scott could freak out or that Kevy could be an asshole is a big deal?
That's like accusing me of being long-winded. We all have our personas that we each know incredibly well.
You know, Greg really thought that you said that you were no longer friends with him. I said to him "I'll bet you anything he was pissed at the moment, but by the time we see him again, he'll pretend to attack you and call you a jerk with a grin on his face, then give you a hug and laugh about it." And that's EXACTLY what happened on Sunday. We all know each other well enough to call things for what they are.