LOL. . . from the guy who's repeatedly seeking deference.No one owes anyone anything. Most people just choose to be not be rude more often than not when expressing their opinions because it’s a better way to live.
LOL. . . from the guy who's repeatedly seeking deference.No one owes anyone anything. Most people just choose to be not be rude more often than not when expressing their opinions because it’s a better way to live.
lol…from the guy who’s been suspended from just about every forum for being rude at one time or another.LOL. . . from the guy who's repeatedly seeking deference.
New award being handed out at the annual ODJT awards ceremony, who besides myself is in the running?
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We may have stumbled upon your issue. You believe the only reason anyone would desire friendship is emotional support.Good grief..
Time to change the site name to: OurDJemotionalSupportDoll.com
Mix might arguably be the healthiest personality here.
, . . . did someone ask? I must have missed that post.Yes, I have tons of friends.
Desire friendship? Seriously? Try Match.comWe may have stumbled upon your issue. You believe the only reason anyone would desire friendship is emotional support.
See? We do agree on some thingsI'm not your friend, Scotty.
Most people eventually figure out how to offer an opinion and/or disagree without routinely being rude.It's a website full of opinion .
Agreement is not necessary.
, . . . did someone ask? I must have missed that post.
I'm not your friend, Scotty.
Who said we have to agree with what someone post on here? Sometimes people on here are right and sometimes they are wrong. That happends. Nobody is perfect. The issue is you don't ever want to admit when you're wrong. Your attitude is if you don't do things the way I say you're not doing things right. That's the reason I have a problem with you and your posts., . . . did someone ask? I must have missed that post.
Desire friendship? Seriously? Try Match,com
I'm not your friend, Scotty. It's a website full of opinion - not a help line.
Grow up. Agreement is not necessary.
No I shouldn't.You should be by now. Kinda illustrates the point.
Your attitude is if you don't do things the way I say you're not doing things right
Routinely talking down to people has never been professional. It’s just been patently rude.No I shouldn't.
Oversharing is not friendly, it's invasive.
That's why saying no evokes immediate disdain from people who do it.
The thread title is Backup Gear.
Do I need to know anyone's travel plans?
Do I need to hear stories about their ex-wife?
These are not magnets for friendship, just emotional phishing and dumping.
Patently unprofessional.
AMEN!Routinely talking down to people has never been professional. It’s just been patently rude.
The only disdain you experience is when you are rude.
For years, you’ve pretended it’s just because someone has a different opinion than you. It’s not. Not even close. Plenty of opinions are offered. People often disagree. People do want to know what you think, even when it’s different than what they think. Smart people do want to hear different opinions. They just don’t want to be talked down to. You often have trouble avoiding doing that.
I do understand friendship is a foreign concept to you. You’ve made that very clear since you’ve been here. Friendship means you need to care about others and what’s important to them.
I enjoy hearing what people are up to. I’ve come to know a lot about some people here and enjoy hearing about other things they do. Because I care about them. Sharing, caring, and listening is not invasive. Invasive is asking for information people don’t want to share. When people share personal stories, it helps me get to know them. I want to get to know them. Getting to know people and what’s important to them is well worth my time. It doesn’t matter to me that they may not have any business with me.
In my opinion, being professional is treating people the same, regardless of what they can do for you.
No, Mix. People choose to be offended. It's a coping strategy.Ok you wouldn't have done either one of those events and you stated why. That's fine. What you didn't need to do is put the person down who did those events and how they did them. You love to put others down if they are not doing things the way you do. You love to flex your ego so people know that you're DJ God and that means you're beneath me.
No, Mix. People choose to be offended. It's a coping strategy.
He chose to portray himself a victim when someone had a decidedly different opinion.
Just as Scott chooses to show up each time with his obsequious lecture series on adulting.
(Go have lunch at a local playground and watch/listen to the kids. You'll see it more plainly for what it is.)