Hm... you don't see anything inflammatory there? Interesting. The use of "c#$p" or other 4-letter words in ordinary dialogue is itself inflammatory, IMO. But I suppose it depends on one's sensitivity to that kind of language.
It also seems to me that imputing physically-violent acts to another person, as a figure of speech "[noun] get thrown back in your face..." is pretty inflammatory?
Or even the opening sentence of his comment, which I felt was trying to skip over my question and redirect the thread -- without addressing what I'd asked about. That felt annoying to me, albeit not flaming.
YMMV, I guess. And maybe I'm just over-sensitized, nowadays. I'm a bit curious about where the "feel free to unfriend me" meme (you and mary919) is coming from, since that's not something I'd considered. I mean, griffen is on my FL, after all, despite his past hostility to me at various times. (wry grin)
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Date: 2008-03-05 03:05 am (UTC)It also seems to me that imputing physically-violent acts to another person, as a figure of speech "[noun] get thrown back in your face..." is pretty inflammatory?
Or even the opening sentence of his comment, which I felt was trying to skip over my question and redirect the thread -- without addressing what I'd asked about. That felt annoying to me, albeit not flaming.
YMMV, I guess. And maybe I'm just over-sensitized, nowadays. I'm a bit curious about where the "feel free to unfriend me" meme (you and