On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 16:04:13 -0600, "Nate" <davidgadams1@comcast.net>
wrote:
>Dude. whats with this psycho response from u... its a great site.. u like
>totally went off on his post... .. u need some psych meds fast...
>"DOC" <docREMOVEthis@it-smells.com> wrote in message
>news:ois0419jqmcdvvsmc25ssuvi133jq0k2qk@4ax.com...
>> On 15 Mar 2005 18:41:35 -0800, "Fiya Starter" <fiyastarter@runbox.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Why do you say "discovered"? Why the bullshit or deception? Too much
>> fraud in the straight tickling world already. Just say you started
>> it and stop the bullshit and hopefully people will respect that. Or
>> do you think it got to be the point where people on the internet WANT
>> to be bullshitted??? That's a scary thought. Sometimes I see so much
>> and see that it's being tolerated or rewarded that I'm beginning to
>> wonder.
"Dude", you say it's "psycho"? It's just the truth. The
advertisement was deceptive, a form of FRAUD. A form of bullshit.
I know nothing about the site itself nor do I care. When someone
bullshits you right from the start, that should tell you something
(like stay away). It's insulting when they act like everyone is
totally stupid and want to be taken for a ride. A good site wouldn't
have to do that. Someone you might want to trust your money or credit
card number to you might want them not to be dishonest.
I know nothiing about "psych meds", "dude". That's the answer for
your generation, not mine.
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