adidasss |
03-03-2007 04:41 PM |
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Originally Posted by right-track
(Post 344777)
Knobhead ^ ;)
hahaha...I remember that.
It made me feel bad after too. :)
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[I'm sorry, I'm rather bored and talkative tonight so indulge me ;)] The way I figure, things or actions become wrong if the other party feels they're wrong. I obviously didn't mean to piss you off, but seeing as how I actually did, the comment became wrong, and consequently I felt sorry for making it. It's the other (offended) party that holds the monopoly to judging actions of others. Does that make sense? What I'm trying to say is, it doesn't matter if her comments were innocent, if I felt hurt by them, she's automatically in the wrong no? It's not a case of a joke that goes over your head....
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