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Yeah I think you're right. He has been here a long time I think. Also he's older. The old members here don't usually like shitting on other old people, especially ones who have kids. If you're young and childless, you're more likely to get called out on your behaviour from what I have seenI don't recall anyone criticising DD much before (hey his name is Callaway's bra size ), but I might be wrong.
If it is his humour then that's cool. If he was just taking the piss or trolling then obviously it worked and hats off to him. But I got the feeling he was being serious, genuinely got pissed off at my gun thread. And if that is the case then he's just being an ass
People here seem to miss it a lot when I'm joking as well - but I don't flip out and go crazy at people like he does, so I don't see it as a problem really. If someone's acting like they're really pissed off though, it'd be better to make it obvious if they're joking. If you want to get on well with other members anyway
Quote from: Heinrich on January 12, 2011, 02:45:40 PMIf it is his humour then that's cool. If he was just taking the piss or trolling then obviously it worked and hats off to him. But I got the feeling he was being serious, genuinely got pissed off at my gun thread. And if that is the case then he's just being an assI've had difficulty in figuring out when he's joking too.
Being put on someone's ignore list means you've WON
Quote from: Heinrich on January 12, 2011, 05:11:38 PMBeing put on someone's ignore list means you've WON Only partly. It also means you lose the ability to rub their nose in it It's no fun if they can't read your insults.
Yeah but remember, most people who put someone on ignore still read that person's posts - they just can't resist the temptation
Quote from: Semicolon on January 11, 2011, 07:38:17 PMQuote from: Butterflies on January 11, 2011, 07:34:32 PMAnd also. America sees itself as some kind of defender of the free. Surely it had a moral obligation to stand side by side with its "free" friends and fight Naziism, rather than staying out of the majority of the fight. It was quick enough to expect its alies to join in it's pathetic war on terror in Iraq of all places. I've never understood the American view of "helping us in WW2" There is no "American view". America is possibly the most politically diverse country in the world. When you say, "America sees itself" or "the American view", you are falling into the same pattern of stereotyping that you are criticizing DirtDawg for engaging in.Yes. It was a poor choice of phrase. I meant those who see Ameruca as the white knight of WW2.
Quote from: Butterflies on January 11, 2011, 07:34:32 PMAnd also. America sees itself as some kind of defender of the free. Surely it had a moral obligation to stand side by side with its "free" friends and fight Naziism, rather than staying out of the majority of the fight. It was quick enough to expect its alies to join in it's pathetic war on terror in Iraq of all places. I've never understood the American view of "helping us in WW2" There is no "American view". America is possibly the most politically diverse country in the world. When you say, "America sees itself" or "the American view", you are falling into the same pattern of stereotyping that you are criticizing DirtDawg for engaging in.
And also. America sees itself as some kind of defender of the free. Surely it had a moral obligation to stand side by side with its "free" friends and fight Naziism, rather than staying out of the majority of the fight. It was quick enough to expect its alies to join in it's pathetic war on terror in Iraq of all places. I've never understood the American view of "helping us in WW2"
Quote from: Butterflies on January 11, 2011, 07:40:16 PMQuote from: Semicolon on January 11, 2011, 07:38:17 PMQuote from: Butterflies on January 11, 2011, 07:34:32 PMAnd also. America sees itself as some kind of defender of the free. Surely it had a moral obligation to stand side by side with its "free" friends and fight Naziism, rather than staying out of the majority of the fight. It was quick enough to expect its alies to join in it's pathetic war on terror in Iraq of all places. I've never understood the American view of "helping us in WW2" There is no "American view". America is possibly the most politically diverse country in the world. When you say, "America sees itself" or "the American view", you are falling into the same pattern of stereotyping that you are criticizing DirtDawg for engaging in.Yes. It was a poor choice of phrase. I meant those who see Ameruca as the white knight of WW2.The American people did not want to fight in either one of your fucking wars. 2 False flag operations ( Lusitania,and Pearl Harbor) were foisted on the american people to piss us off enough to fight. Do not downplay the deaths of our military. If you do.....Fuck you and the horse you rode in on.
