Skin Blues wrote:I don't keep track of people on here. I'm on here a lot, but I generally don't care about who says what, and take each comment on face value. Maybe you sometimes post interesting things, but from the past 30 minutes or so I've seen you:
1) make a stupid comment about how the President and GM enjoy starting the season 1-7.
2) make fun of the person that called you out on this stupid comment
3) Further insulted the person that called you out, calling him a keyboard warrior and accuse him of making the place a cesspool
4) After being called out on being the one making it a cesspool (based on points 1-3 above), you called me a "little pansy"
5) A long rambling post insulting people rather than their posts, bizarrely ending with the line "It's supposed to be attack the post not the poster."
6) Calling me a spoiled child and telling me how to "come at you"
7) "Are you not man enough..." LOL.
This is all garbage. It's all I know about you, and it's all garbage. You seem like you want to say stupid things without other people being able to call you out on saying stupid things. This isn't high school anymore, you can't just use over-aggression and insults as an alternative to making sense.
Oh this temper tantrum is over a sarcastic tongue and cheek comment? sounds about right... The reason for that joke
was because when they took over it was well known that Shapiro and Atkins didn't like how AA "Capped out" the team
(Rogers Payroll wise) with older declining vets and a shrinking window.
I'm glad you were able to put on your big boy pants and finally come out and say it after constant prodding...
But oh wait you're the victim here right? Why don't you stop being so sensitive and drop the condescending, patronizing
egotistical attitude? I don't give a damn what you like or don't like If I get out of line the mods will say something.
You are the equivalent of a drunk in the nose bleeds running his mouth picking fights over minuscule things I'm embarrassed
now that I engaged in this garbage you baited me into.
