For all us non-traders...

[Quarterquack]

While Rings would rarely admit it, he has been known to be wrong.

What? Since when have I refused to admit facts? I can recall every single instance that I've been wrong on this board for you and list them. I don't mind admitting when I'm wrong. What I do mind is people thinking I should admit I am wrong because they think I am.

[megabyteme]

I was referring, in this case, to the possibility that yamada may turn out to be a decent, non-trolling member. The jury is still out, but you cast your vote without an abundance of information.

Overall, you do have a very solid track record of knowledge covering a wide array of subjects; however, humility is not one of your most visible characteristics.

[Quarterquack]

I've heard the whole God complex thing before, I assure you. I like the way I am, and won't change it for anyone, really. I actually got slapped last week after I pushed someone beyond their breaking point (and mind you, this was a guy slapping me - as opposed to a punch in the jaw, you can clearly see what kind of person I was dealing with). At the end of the day, though, I'd rather be me, than be yamada. I can't imagine how annoying it would be trying to be nice to every idiot I run into. That and I can't imagine how annoying it would be running into me, but that's a whole other story.

And oh, I don't think I called yamada a troll. If I did, then I clearly should file miscommunication under my very short list of things to improve on in myself. I just think he's an insincere person trying to achieve some ends by being overly nice (kind of like bigdaddydude in the past, although we see less of him given how nothing he ever asked for was given to him) and unbelievably agreeable.

[IdolEyes787]

I've heard the whole God complex thing before, I assure you. I like the way I am, and won't change it for anyone, really. I actually got slapped last week after I pushed someone beyond their breaking point (and mind you, this was a guy slapping me - as opposed to a punch in the jaw, you can clearly see what kind of person I was dealing with). At the end of the day, though, I'd rather be me, than be yamada. I can't imagine how annoying it would be trying to be nice to every idiot I run into. That and I can't imagine how annoying it would be running into me, but that's a whole other story.

I'm having a running battle on one of the most beloved "community "sites over precisely that . Point being when everyone feels obliged to be "nice" and consequently agree with everything , how boring is that?
Makes for some real insightful conversations I tell you like
" I saw the last episode of House ".
"Yeah I saw that too it was good .Looking forward to the next one, I'm sure it will be good too"

[yamada]

Thx for ur kindness, Mega, and I believe I am not the only one appreciate it. U r not facing a brick wall, u r facing a mirror. People will treat u the same way as u treat them.

I do hope you turn out to be someone who adds to our discussions, and brings some new insights to the site. While Rings would rarely admit it, he has been known to be wrong.

Extra credit points are given to those who write in full sentences with punctuation. However, it did not benefit Vorx as he has shown himself to be a douche bag. :

Mega, I am not sure if I can bring some new insights. I am just a common person. But I'd love to try. Maybe I'll just be another asshole. :lol

I've heard the whole God complex thing before, I assure you. I like the way I am, and won't change it for anyone, really. I actually got slapped last week after I pushed someone beyond their breaking point (and mind you, this was a guy slapping me - as opposed to a punch in the jaw, you can clearly see what kind of person I was dealing with). At the end of the day, though, I'd rather be me, than be yamada. I can't imagine how annoying it would be trying to be nice to every idiot I run into. That and I can't imagine how annoying it would be running into me, but that's a whole other story.

And oh, I don't think I called yamada a troll. If I did, then I clearly should file miscommunication under my very short list of things to improve on in myself. I just think he's an insincere person trying to achieve some ends by being overly nice (kind of like bigdaddydude in the past, although we see less of him given how nothing he ever asked for was given to him) and unbelievably agreeable.

I've heard the whole God complex thing before, I assure you. I like the way I am, and won't change it for anyone, really. I actually got slapped last week after I pushed someone beyond their breaking point (and mind you, this was a guy slapping me - as opposed to a punch in the jaw, you can clearly see what kind of person I was dealing with). At the end of the day, though, I'd rather be me, than be yamada. I can't imagine how annoying it would be trying to be nice to every idiot I run into. That and I can't imagine how annoying it would be running into me, but that's a whole other story.

I'm having a running battle on one of the most beloved "community "sites over precisely that . Point being when everyone feels obliged to be "nice" and consequently agree with everything , how boring is that?
Makes for some real insightful conversations I tell you like
" I saw the last episode of House ".
"Yeah I saw that too it was good .Looking forward to the next one, I'm sure it will be good too"

Ring and IdolEyes, u guys have ur personality, but doesn't mean everybody have to have the same personality, right? U may think my personality is boring, but if everybody have the same personality as u guys, that would be boring too. The world is beautiful coz there r various lives and various personality.

How do u know u r right? Even u r right, how do u know only u r right? Don't try to be a judge, u neither have the quality nor have the ability. Try to judge yourselves before judge others.

Tolerance is a virtue！

[IdolEyes787]

I've heard the whole God complex thing before, I assure you. I like the way I am, and won't change it for anyone, really. I actually got slapped last week after I pushed someone beyond their breaking point (and mind you, this was a guy slapping me - as opposed to a punch in the jaw, you can clearly see what kind of person I was dealing with). At the end of the day, though, I'd rather be me, than be yamada. I can't imagine how annoying it would be trying to be nice to every idiot I run into. That and I can't imagine how annoying it would be running into me, but that's a whole other story.

And oh, I don't think I called yamada a troll. If I did, then I clearly should file miscommunication under my very short list of things to improve on in myself. I just think he's an insincere person trying to achieve some ends by being overly nice (kind of like bigdaddydude in the past, although we see less of him given how nothing he ever asked for was given to him) and unbelievably agreeable.

I don't get that vibe from him at all although I've been told that I'm not the most mentally astute.
Whether he's simply a nice guy from a culture that still values politeness or just another insincere person looking to play on the generosity of people here ,I guess only time will tell.

[Quarterquack]

I'm having a running battle on one of the most beloved "community "sites over precisely that . Point being when everyone feels obliged to be "nice" and consequently agree with everything , how boring is that?
Makes for some real insightful conversations I tell you like
" I saw the last episode of House ".
"Yeah I saw that too it was good .Looking forward to the next one, I'm sure it will be good too"

The only problem I have with this argument, is for either side to make a substantial point (whether to the inanity of the behavior, or the productivity of complacency) examples have to be provided, which in most cases never happens. Perhaps due to staffer regime, or an absurd code of conduct, but I don't see why attacking a member in order to prove a point is such an unheard of act. In every other debate proof seems to be something that's needed.

[yamada]

I've heard the whole God complex thing before, I assure you. I like the way I am, and won't change it for anyone, really. I actually got slapped last week after I pushed someone beyond their breaking point (and mind you, this was a guy slapping me - as opposed to a punch in the jaw, you can clearly see what kind of person I was dealing with). At the end of the day, though, I'd rather be me, than be yamada. I can't imagine how annoying it would be trying to be nice to every idiot I run into. That and I can't imagine how annoying it would be running into me, but that's a whole other story.

And oh, I don't think I called yamada a troll. If I did, then I clearly should file miscommunication under my very short list of things to improve on in myself. I just think he's an insincere person trying to achieve some ends by being overly nice (kind of like bigdaddydude in the past, although we see less of him given how nothing he ever asked for was given to him) and unbelievably agreeable.

I don't get that vibe from him at all although I've been told that I'm not the most mentally astute.
Whether he's simply a nice guy from a culture that still values politeness or just another insincere person looking to play on the generosity of people here ,I guess only time will tell.

Idol, I am nice to everyone coz I want to be that kind of person. But I am not perfect, I am just a common people like u guys. Sometimes I lose temper too. So I still need self-control. But there r nothing with pretending to be nice to get something, what I want is in my heart.

If u think this is insincere, then u can call me an insincere person.

I'm having a running battle on one of the most beloved "community "sites over precisely that . Point being when everyone feels obliged to be "nice" and consequently agree with everything , how boring is that?
Makes for some real insightful conversations I tell you like
" I saw the last episode of House ".
"Yeah I saw that too it was good .Looking forward to the next one, I'm sure it will be good too"

The only problem I have with this argument, is for either side to make a substantial point (whether to the inanity of the behavior, or the productivity of complacency) examples have to be provided, which in most cases never happens. Perhaps due to staffer regime, or an absurd code of conduct, but I don't see why attacking a member in order to prove a point is such an unheard of act. In every other debate proof seems to be something that's needed.

Rings, ur attack made me unhappy, but weren't so bad, otherwise I would have ignored u. But the point isn't who win the debate.

[megabyteme]

MBM you realize you're talking to a brick wall, right? He will agree, then regurgitate a neutral stance to get wherever he wants to. Successful troll if I ever saw one.

[yamada]

MBM you realize you're talking to a brick wall, right? He will agree, then regurgitate a neutral stance to get wherever he wants to. Successful troll if I ever saw one.