JHolmes763
Drinkin' the koolaid
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It is not unworthy to send what was agreed to. Neither should it become an expectation that including extras is the measure of BOTLiness.
I like that.
It is not unworthy to send what was agreed to. Neither should it become an expectation that including extras is the measure of BOTLiness.
I'm with you, my friend.
..and it's most deserving when it's earned through consistency over time, both publicly and behind the scenes.Reputation is everything around here..
It's always proper protocol to thank a sender once an item is received, either privately or publicly. In general, new members prefer the benefits of a public acknowlegement and senior members are satisfied with a PM...so for those without any, a public acknowledgment helps them out.
The acknowledgement after the fact is different from my point of broadcasting one's intentions as a sender. Some sender's even choose to be anonymous. :0
I agree, thankfully they are still in the vast minority here. I see some member's profiles document every bomb they've sent out and received ( including the recepient or sender ) - what's that all about?Sure, some have ulterior motives, but not everyone does.
My original post was pointed at no one in particular, but everyone in general. Just food for thought - and if it hits close to home for some, maybe they'll see some reward in a different perspective.
Oh CRAP! I'm on MMM's sh!t list again.
Kirk, you're aI'm with you, my friend.
We agree because it's obvious you have taken the time to read through the archives and have taken those experiences to heart . That's a good thing too because youtend to post whore moreare more active and vocal than many old school members who haunt CPass.
What is missing from reading the old threads now is experiencing how they unfolded over time - throughtout an afternoon, day or weeks. Some of the best humor/drama/curiosity is lost by reading it all at once.
This might interest some : Link
wise man, indeed.DICK!
Kirk, you're aI'm with you, my friend.
We agree because it's obvious you have taken the time to read through the archives and have taken those experiences to heart . That's a good thing too because youtend to post whore moreare more active and vocal than many old school members who haunt CPass.
What is missing from reading the old threads now is experiencing how they unfolded over time - throughtout an afternoon, day or weeks. Some of the best humor/drama/curiosity is lost by reading it all at once.
This might interest some : Linkwise man, indeed.DICK!
Wilkey
Oh CRAP! I'm on MMM's sh!t list again.
Just keep sending me free cigars and Gurkha mugs on a quarterly basis and I'll continue to look the other way...
Naaaaaaw...
we all suck - evident by the fact we cannot add correctly!