Dishonest Members

[Anaisa]

Wait, you think people on Eyeson aren't intelligent because they don't believe everything you say without asking for proof? I bet most of them know the difference between "they're" and "their", though.

No Roto, I don't. I do however believe people who manage to read something straightforward, an fail to understand it are though. Especially when they create their own failure theory of what it means. An you know people only get offended by something said about them if it's true. That's why you object to my post. Oh no, did the man totally devoid of wit just insult my grammar, because it's the best attempt at an insult he could manage!

Because their full of crap, an make false claims all the time due to a lack of knowledge, they assume everybody else does the same.
It's easy to know when someone's making a false claim. If you just ask them for a source... wait... ]

I didn't actually have to name the sort of people I was referring to in my post, because their lining up to reveal themselves. An for you oh so original one, heres a response I made earlier: An you know people only get offended by something said about them if it's true. That's why you object to my post.

That wasn't a flame, just a helpful correction!

Anaisa, did you go by cheesevixen in another life?

No.

That's just the human race. Since EoFF is mostly comprised of us peoples, you can hardly blame it on forum dishonesty, though obviously internet anonymity exacerbates big-headedness.

I didn't say I thought they were only dishonest online.

Why do I get that Something Awful feeling?

I don't know.

[Quindiana Jones]

An you know people only get offended by something said about them if it's true.

Well that's a pile of ass right there. People get insulted when other people make insulting assumptions and include them in it. It has nothing to do with whether or not it's true. And you know what happens when you make an assumption: you make an ass out of you, and umption.

[Odaisé Gaelach]

Well that's a pile of ass right there. People get insulted when other people make insulting assumptions and include them in it. It has nothing to do with whether or not it's true. And you know what happens when you make an assumption: you make an ass out of you, and umption.

Bingo!

[Anaisa]

Well that's a pile of ass right there. People get insulted when other people make insulting assumptions and include them in it. It has nothing to do with whether or not it's true. And you know what happens when you make an assumption: you make an ass out of you, and umption.

An you've just assumed that what I said was: "A pile of ass". So now according to your theory, you've just: made an ass out of you, and umption. I didn't name anybody particular in that post, they've got offended because they know I'm talking about them. An to know I'm talking about them, they must know that's what they do, otherwise they wouldn't recognise I was even talking about them.

[Quindiana Jones]

No what I said was a fact. That's what you mistake your posts for.

[Anaisa]

No what I said was a fact. That's what you mistake your posts for.

My comment was: "A pile of ass right there." That's a fact? I think not.

[Quindiana Jones]

Well not if you think of it in literal terms. And here's me thinking you'd be able to understand metaphors.

[Anaisa]

Well not if you think of it in literal terms. And here's me thinking you'd be able to understand metaphors.

A metaphor, can't be a fact.

[Quindiana Jones]

Oooh I'll give you that. However, the rest of my post was fact. Unlike yours, which was mainly ass.

The point is: people aren't only insulted by things that are true.

[Miriel]

Anaisa, stop baiting people.

People, stop responding to Anaisa and turning this thread ugly.

If this thread is going to go from generalities to pointing fingers it's gonna get shut down. Ok? Ok.

[Quindiana Jones]

Miriel ruins fun.

[Anaisa]

Miriel is biased, an it affects her moderating work.

[Fonzie]

Miriel is biased, an it affects her moderating work.

'Tis but old english.

[Agrias]

stop lying fonz..tsk tsk

[Anaisa]

An is a shortened version of and, an it originates from old English. It's a word commonly used in England.