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Glass_Phantom 01/02/18 2:44:05 PM #51:	TheVipaGTS posted... why do people suddenly forget that context exists in situations like this? It's the Internet, and the forum is populated by 20-year-old men who need to earn macho points by proving how much they don't care about women. <cite>Glass_Phantom posted [p:893296443] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheVipaGTS posted...</cite> <quote>why do people suddenly forget that context exists in situations like this? </quote> It's the Internet, and the forum is populated by 20-year-old men who need to earn macho points by proving how much they don't care about women.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
UnfairRepresent 01/02/18 2:45:11 PM #52:	Glass_Phantom posted... TheVipaGTS posted... why do people suddenly forget that context exists in situations like this? It's the Internet, and the forum is populated by 20-year-old men who need to earn macho points by proving how much they don't care about women. Sigless user logic --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair. https://imgtc.com/i/14JHfrt.jpg <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:893296493] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Glass_Phantom posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheVipaGTS posted...</cite> <quote>why do people suddenly forget that context exists in situations like this? </quote> It's the Internet, and the forum is populated by 20-year-old men who need to earn macho points by proving how much they don't care about women.</quote> Sigless user logic</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EverDownward 01/02/18 2:47:42 PM #53:	After seeing more of what she said, I can understand why she was upset. But I wouldn't have gone on a campaign to complain about it. I would have called the guy a dick under my breath and forgotten about it as I went on my day. --- http://i.imgur.com/DKNJbBm.jpg What a terrifying thing to happen. I'm not sure why but I have this big fear of going blond - Zurkon <cite>EverDownward posted [p:893296654] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>After seeing more of what she said, I can understand why she was upset. But I wouldn't have gone on a campaign to complain about it. I would have called the guy a dick under my breath and forgotten about it as I went on my day.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Veggeta_MAX 01/02/18 2:50:24 PM #54:	Her White Knight came to save her https://twitter.com/JoeCannonLondon/status/948153990381961216 --- I'm Veggeta X's alt <cite>Veggeta_MAX posted [p:893296816] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>Her White Knight came to save her https://twitter.com/JoeCannonLondon/status/948153990381961216</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glass_Phantom 01/02/18 2:51:15 PM #55:	EverDownward posted... After seeing more of what she said, I can understand why she was upset. But I wouldn't have gone on a campaign to complain about it. I would have called the guy a dick under my breath and forgotten about it as I went on my day. That sounds like a good way to ensure bad behaviors like demeaning women become institutionalized. <cite>Glass_Phantom posted [p:893296858] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>EverDownward posted...</cite> <quote>After seeing more of what she said, I can understand why she was upset. But I wouldn't have gone on a campaign to complain about it. I would have called the guy a dick under my breath and forgotten about it as I went on my day.</quote> That sounds like a good way to ensure bad behaviors like demeaning women become institutionalized.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeeak4444 01/02/18 2:52:46 PM #56:	A topic full of conservative shitposters taking out their frustrations of being a pariah to the opposites sex. That's sums up the majority of the first page at least. --- Typical gameFAQers are "Complainers that always complain about those who complain about real legitimate complaints."-Joker_X <cite>Zeeak4444 posted [p:893296950] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>A topic full of conservative shitposters taking out their frustrations of being a pariah to the opposites sex. That's sums up the majority of the first page at least.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vyrulisse 01/02/18 2:53:38 PM #57:	Zeeak4444 posted... A topic full of conservative shitposters taking out their frustrations of being a pariah to the opposites sex. That's sums up the majority of the first page at least. Yes being called "honey" is clearly a crime of the highest order and should be recognized as such. --- http://i.imgur.com/6VeX04D.jpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW_V1kG6mRc <cite>Vyrulisse posted [p:893296994] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeeak4444 posted...</cite> <quote>A topic full of conservative shitposters taking out their frustrations of being a pariah to the opposites sex. That's sums up the majority of the first page at least.</quote> Yes being called "honey" is clearly a crime of the highest order and should be recognized as such.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EverDownward 01/02/18 2:58:19 PM #58:	Glass_Phantom posted... EverDownward posted... After seeing more of what she said, I can understand why she was upset. But I wouldn't have gone on a campaign to complain about it. I would have called the guy a dick under my breath and forgotten about it as I went on my day. That sounds like a good way to ensure bad behaviors like demeaning women become institutionalized. I mean, it's not just women and these kind of behaviors have been going on for a long time. How do we know the guy just wasn't having a good day, maybe he was being rushed, etc. All through the years women in jobs have been jerks to women, jerks to men, men have been jerks to men, etc. So, I mean, it doesn't seem very levelheaded to just apply this to one demographic. And furthermore, again, just go on with your day. I don't understand how hard it is to be the bigger person and walk off. --- http://i.imgur.com/DKNJbBm.jpg What a terrifying thing to happen. I'm not sure why but I have this big fear of going blond - Zurkon <cite>EverDownward posted [p:893297279] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Glass_Phantom posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EverDownward posted...</cite> <quote>After seeing more of what she said, I can understand why she was upset. But I wouldn't have gone on a campaign to complain about it. I would have called the guy a dick under my breath and forgotten about it as I went on my day.</quote> That sounds like a good way to ensure bad behaviors like demeaning women become institutionalized.</quote> I mean, it's not just women and these kind of behaviors have been going on for a long time. How do we know the guy just wasn't having a good day, maybe he was being rushed, etc. All through the years women in jobs have been jerks to women, jerks to men, men have been jerks to men, etc. So, I mean, it doesn't seem very levelheaded to just apply this to one demographic. And furthermore, again, just go on with your day. I don't understand how hard it is to be the bigger person and walk off.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cj_WlLL_VVlN 01/02/18 2:58:37 PM #59:	That's kind of hilarious. Hopefully the social media guy keeps his job. --- The gamefaqs moderation team knows dogs capable of being offended, cant laugh at a joke, and like to punish jokes that are acceptable on prime time TV pg shows. <cite>Cj_WlLL_VVlN posted [p:893297303] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>That's kind of hilarious. Hopefully the social media guy keeps his job.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeeak4444 01/02/18 3:19:55 PM #60:	@Vyrulisse posted... Zeeak4444 posted... A topic full of conservative shitposters taking out their frustrations of being a pariah to the opposites sex. That's sums up the majority of the first page at least. Yes being called "honey" is clearly a crime of the highest order and should be recognized as such. You seem confused. The issue is a combination of professionalism, respect, and a little human decency. No one said it was a crime of the highest order but you can try to dramatize it all you want. Don't ask me why I'm not gonna defend some stupid ass who should be walking a dirt lot for work instead of managing a social media account and I won't ask you why you lack the human decency and compassion to say no one deserves to be slighted twice by the same organization only to be mocked by a bunch of losers who are upset because now that girls aren't viewed as property they have no shot of finding a significant other. --- Typical gameFAQers are "Complainers that always complain about those who complain about real legitimate complaints."-Joker_X <cite>Zeeak4444 posted [p:893298595] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>@Vyrulisse posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeeak4444 posted...</cite> <quote>A topic full of conservative shitposters taking out their frustrations of being a pariah to the opposites sex. That's sums up the majority of the first page at least.</quote> Yes being called "honey" is clearly a crime of the highest order and should be recognized as such.</quote> You seem confused. The issue is a combination of professionalism, respect, and a little human decency. No one said it was a crime of the highest order but you can try to dramatize it all you want. Don't ask me why I'm not gonna defend some stupid ass who should be walking a dirt lot for work instead of managing a social media account and I won't ask you why you lack the human decency and compassion to say no one deserves to be slighted twice by the same organization only to be mocked by a bunch of losers who are upset because now that girls aren't viewed as property they have no shot of finding a significant other.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkjedilink 01/02/18 3:31:31 PM #61:	Twin3Turbo posted... Romes187 posted... im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :( Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so. Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell. --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:893299294] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :(</quote> Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so.</quote> Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheVipaGTS 01/02/18 3:34:20 PM #62:	darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... Romes187 posted... im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :( Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so. Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell. Exactly we dont know the context...so why are you attacking this person and saying things like being called honey isnt sexist..? We dont know the context. Her claims and complaints could be warranted. You seem to have made your mind up already tho. --- Dallas Cowboys: 1 - 1 <cite>TheVipaGTS posted [p:893299458] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :(</quote> Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so.</quote> Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell.</quote> Exactly we dont know the context...so why are you attacking this person and saying things like being called honey isnt sexist..? We dont know the context. Her claims and complaints could be warranted. You seem to have made your mind up already tho.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Twin3Turbo 01/02/18 3:39:25 PM #63:	darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... Romes187 posted... im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :( Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so. Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell. How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice. --- https://i.imgur.com/PHWbltB.gifv <cite>Twin3Turbo posted [p:893299808] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :(</quote> Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so.</quote> Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell.</quote> How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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kinetika_ 01/02/18 3:41:55 PM #65:	Lol I guess I'm an asshole for laughing. --- PSN: PurifyNothing <cite>kinetika_ posted [p:893299953] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>Lol I guess I'm an asshole for laughing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeeak4444 01/02/18 3:42:49 PM #66:	kinetika_ posted... Lol I guess I'm an asshole for laughing. Nah, nothing wrong with that. There's a lot of humor in this situation. --- Typical gameFAQers are "Complainers that always complain about those who complain about real legitimate complaints."-Joker_X <cite>Zeeak4444 posted [p:893300002] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>kinetika_ posted...</cite> <quote>Lol I guess I'm an asshole for laughing.</quote> Nah, nothing wrong with that. There's a lot of humor in this situation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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darkjedilink 01/02/18 4:01:11 PM #68:	Twin3Turbo posted... darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... Romes187 posted... im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :( Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so. Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell. How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice. Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong). --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:893301097] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :(</quote> Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so.</quote> Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell.</quote> How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice.</quote> Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Twin3Turbo 01/02/18 4:45:35 PM #69:	darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... Romes187 posted... im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :( Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so. Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell. How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice. Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong). Once again, not once have I said ANYTHING about her in particular. The only thing that I have made a comment on is about whether "honey" could be construed as patronising. And the answer is yes. Yet you for example tried to make it out as if it couldn't be, and used your own dumb example of some person at a gas station calling you 'hun' to do so, as if it were the same (assuming for a second that her story is correct). Once again, stop being obtuse. And I like how you are playing this out as if I think it's some "travesty of justice" or some other bullshit you have to make up in your mind so that you think you're fighting the good fight. All I did was answer the question that was asked. --- https://i.imgur.com/PHWbltB.gifv <cite>Twin3Turbo posted [p:893303720] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :(</quote> Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so.</quote> Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell.</quote> How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice.</quote> Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong).</quote> Once again, not once have I said ANYTHING about her in particular. The only thing that I have made a comment on is about whether "honey" could be construed as patronising. And the answer is yes. Yet you for example tried to make it out as if it couldn't be, and used your own dumb example of some person at a gas station calling you 'hun' to do so, as if it were the same (assuming for a second that her story is correct). Once again, stop being obtuse. And I like how you are playing this out as if I think it's some "travesty of justice" or some other bullshit you have to make up in your mind so that you think you're fighting the good fight. All I did was answer the question that was asked.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funbazooka 01/02/18 4:50:19 PM #70:	Lmao this is not an issue. First world non-problems. --- I'll defend any man's Funbazooka! <cite>Funbazooka posted [p:893304052] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>Lmao this is not an issue. First world non-problems.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Drasilor 01/02/18 5:34:21 PM #71:	Passenger Emily Cole says her perfectly reasonable customer service query was dismissed by a Virgin Trains manager who called her honey. The passenger said the encounter was hideously patronising and made her shudder. And that's where i stopped reading. LMAO --- #mypresidentistrump <cite>Drasilor posted [p:893306585] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>Passenger Emily Cole says her perfectly reasonable customer service query was dismissed by a Virgin Trains manager who called her honey. The passenger said the encounter was hideously patronising and made her shudder. And that's where i stopped reading. LMAO</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
UnfairRepresent 01/02/18 5:37:17 PM #72:	Drasilor posted... Passenger Emily Cole says her perfectly reasonable customer service query was dismissed by a Virgin Trains manager who called her honey. The passenger said the encounter was hideously patronising and made her shudder. And that's where i stopped reading. LMAO Then you missed the story --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair. https://imgtc.com/i/14JHfrt.jpg <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:893306718] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Drasilor posted...</cite> <quote>Passenger Emily Cole says her perfectly reasonable customer service query was dismissed by a Virgin Trains manager who called her honey. The passenger said the encounter was hideously patronising and made her shudder. And that's where i stopped reading. LMAO</quote> Then you missed the story</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DocileOrangeCup 01/02/18 5:37:59 PM #73:	alamo that twitter guy is awesome --- https://i.imgtc.com/usDFlRA.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/GSrk8Nh.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/yo9VSX9.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/BnnNepT.jpg https://tinyurl.com/Cornboard <cite>DocileOrangeCup posted [p:893306755] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>alamo that twitter guy is awesome</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
a42ozslushie 01/02/18 5:50:46 PM #74:	im a guy and women bartenders, cashiers, etc call me honey all the time. i guess i should start shuddering when it happens --- \_o__/ <cite>a42ozslushie posted [p:893307372] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>im a guy and women bartenders, cashiers, etc call me honey all the time. i guess i should start shuddering when it happens</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
UnfairRepresent 01/03/18 7:08:24 AM #75:	DocileOrangeCup posted... alamo that twitter guy is awesome Not really for a PR guy --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair. https://imgtc.com/i/14JHfrt.jpg <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:893338955] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>DocileOrangeCup posted...</cite> <quote>alamo that twitter guy is awesome</quote> Not really for a PR guy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkjedilink 01/03/18 8:33:43 AM #76:	Twin3Turbo posted... darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... Romes187 posted... im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :( Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so. Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell. How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice. Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong). Once again, not once have I said ANYTHING about her in particular. The only thing that I have made a comment on is about whether "honey" could be construed as patronising. And the answer is yes. Yet you for example tried to make it out as if it couldn't be, and used your own dumb example of some person at a gas station calling you 'hun' to do so, as if it were the same (assuming for a second that her story is correct). Once again, stop being obtuse. And I like how you are playing this out as if I think it's some "travesty of justice" or some other bullshit you have to make up in your mind so that you think you're fighting the good fight. All I did was answer the question that was asked. Your very first sentence was to attack everyone in the thread who rightfully called her a wuss, so you most certainly didn't 'only' talk about being called 'honey.' That also showed that you took a side. --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:893341002] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :(</quote> Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so.</quote> Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell.</quote> How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice.</quote> Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong).</quote> Once again, not once have I said ANYTHING about her in particular. The only thing that I have made a comment on is about whether "honey" could be construed as patronising. And the answer is yes. Yet you for example tried to make it out as if it couldn't be, and used your own dumb example of some person at a gas station calling you 'hun' to do so, as if it were the same (assuming for a second that her story is correct). Once again, stop being obtuse. And I like how you are playing this out as if I think it's some "travesty of justice" or some other bullshit you have to make up in your mind so that you think you're fighting the good fight. All I did was answer the question that was asked.</quote> Your very first sentence was to attack everyone in the thread who rightfully called her a wuss, so you most certainly didn't 'only' talk about being called 'honey.' That also showed that you took a side.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Twin3Turbo 01/03/18 9:16:51 AM #77:	darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... darkjedilink posted... Twin3Turbo posted... Romes187 posted... im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :( Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so. Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell. How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice. Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong). Once again, not once have I said ANYTHING about her in particular. The only thing that I have made a comment on is about whether "honey" could be construed as patronising. And the answer is yes. Yet you for example tried to make it out as if it couldn't be, and used your own dumb example of some person at a gas station calling you 'hun' to do so, as if it were the same (assuming for a second that her story is correct). Once again, stop being obtuse. And I like how you are playing this out as if I think it's some "travesty of justice" or some other bullshit you have to make up in your mind so that you think you're fighting the good fight. All I did was answer the question that was asked. Your very first sentence was to attack everyone in the thread who rightfully called her a wuss, so you most certainly didn't 'only' talk about being called 'honey.' That also showed that you took a side. No, my first sentence was to attack anyone being obtuse and acting like it couldn't possibly be patronising. --- https://i.imgur.com/PHWbltB.gifv <cite>Twin3Turbo posted [p:893342217] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Twin3Turbo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>im confused was there more to the person calling her honey or was that it? honey doesn't seem like a bad thing to call someone....it means they are sweet :(</quote> Some people in this topic are going to be obtuse as hell as has already been proven but it can indeed be patronising depending on the context it is used. Just like "cupcake" or "kid" can be patronising and is often used on this very board purposely to do so.</quote> Except we don't actually know the context, since we don't know what her complaint actually was, what she said to him, what he said in response, or what came before or after the word 'honey.' So you're being obtuse as hell.</quote> How am I being obtuse you fool? Show me once where I have made any statement in support of any party in this situation. But guess which of the two of us HAVE done so? Yeah. Take your own advice.</quote> Very few people have 'taken sides,' unless you're going to suggest that anyone who thinks mean things (at best) being said is enough for someone to get a physical response. Nobody was being 'obtuse' for pointing out that she's far too thin-skinned if being called 'honey' - even in the condescending manner she alleges - makes her physically shudder. However, you seem to disagree, and spent far more words railing against such a travesty of justice than even discussing context (which conveniently misses suggesting that, contextually, she may be completely wrong).</quote> Once again, not once have I said ANYTHING about her in particular. The only thing that I have made a comment on is about whether "honey" could be construed as patronising. And the answer is yes. Yet you for example tried to make it out as if it couldn't be, and used your own dumb example of some person at a gas station calling you 'hun' to do so, as if it were the same (assuming for a second that her story is correct). Once again, stop being obtuse. And I like how you are playing this out as if I think it's some "travesty of justice" or some other bullshit you have to make up in your mind so that you think you're fighting the good fight. All I did was answer the question that was asked.</quote> Your very first sentence was to attack everyone in the thread who rightfully called her a wuss, so you most certainly didn't 'only' talk about being called 'honey.' That also showed that you took a side.</quote> No, my first sentence was to attack anyone being obtuse and acting like it couldn't possibly be patronising.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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knutjob 01/03/18 10:04:45 AM #79:	Nothing to do with sexism. This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other. <cite>knutjob posted [p:893343884] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>Nothing to do with sexism. This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JE19426 01/03/18 10:08:22 AM #80:	knutjob posted... This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other. Edinburgh isn't in the North of England. <cite>JE19426 posted [p:893344017] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote>This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other.</quote> Edinburgh isn't in the North of England.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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knutjob 01/03/18 10:13:22 AM #82:	Asherlee10 posted... JE19426 posted... knutjob posted... This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other. Edinburgh isn't in the North of England. Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay. It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly <cite>knutjob posted [p:893344206] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote>This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other.</quote> Edinburgh isn't in the North of England.</quote> Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay.</quote> It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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knutjob 01/03/18 10:26:47 AM #84:	Asherlee10 posted... knutjob posted... Asherlee10 posted... JE19426 posted... knutjob posted... This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other. Edinburgh isn't in the North of England. Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay. It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly I have some serious doubts about that. I can only think of two examples when calling someone a pet name like "Honey" or "Sweetie" is not condescending. - People in relationships together - You're a 80 year old grandmother talking to a child Probably because you are culturally ignorant. Go watch some TV set it the north of England or Scotland. Hell, theres a TV show called auf weidersen, pet where the title even pokes fun at geordies' inclination to use terms of endearment. The pr response itself is a clear reference to the fact if you spend any time around that part of the world, you're going to be called something, whether it be honey, pet, lass, man, fella...whatever... <cite>knutjob posted [p:893344712] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote>This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other.</quote> Edinburgh isn't in the North of England.</quote> Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay.</quote> It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly</quote> I have some serious doubts about that. I can only think of two examples when calling someone a pet name like "Honey" or "Sweetie" is not condescending. - People in relationships together - You're a 80 year old grandmother talking to a child</quote> Probably because you are culturally ignorant. Go watch some TV set it the north of England or Scotland. Hell, theres a TV show called auf weidersen, pet where the title even pokes fun at geordies' inclination to use terms of endearment. The pr response itself is a clear reference to the fact if you spend any time around that part of the world, you're going to be called something, whether it be honey, pet, lass, man, fella...whatever...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Trumpo 01/03/18 10:37:16 AM #86:	Server at a Dominican restaurant always calls me papi or mi amor and I don't take offense to it. <cite>Trumpo posted [p:893345130] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>Server at a Dominican restaurant always calls me papi or mi amor and I don't take offense to it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
knutjob 01/03/18 10:39:19 AM #87:	Asherlee10 posted... knutjob posted... Asherlee10 posted... knutjob posted... Asherlee10 posted... JE19426 posted... knutjob posted... This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other. Edinburgh isn't in the North of England. Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay. It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly I have some serious doubts about that. I can only think of two examples when calling someone a pet name like "Honey" or "Sweetie" is not condescending. - People in relationships together - You're a 80 year old grandmother talking to a child Probably because you are culturally ignorant. Go watch some TV set it the north of England or Scotland. Hell, theres a TV show called auf weidersen, pet where the title even pokes fun at geordies' inclination to use terms of endearment. The pr response itself is a clear reference to the fact if you spend any time around that part of the world, you're going to be called something, whether it be honey, pet, lass, man, fella...whatever... I watch plenty of British movies and TV (even have some British friends) and I still have not seen a scenario where it isn't condescending except in the two instances described above. Also, there is no reason for you to try to insult me in this discussion. It makes me think that you probably can't recognize when people are being condescending. I didn't insult you. Maybe it's you who has trouble recognising intentions. <cite>knutjob posted [p:893345220] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote>This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other.</quote> Edinburgh isn't in the North of England.</quote> Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay.</quote> It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly</quote> I have some serious doubts about that. I can only think of two examples when calling someone a pet name like "Honey" or "Sweetie" is not condescending. - People in relationships together - You're a 80 year old grandmother talking to a child</quote> Probably because you are culturally ignorant. Go watch some TV set it the north of England or Scotland. Hell, theres a TV show called auf weidersen, pet where the title even pokes fun at geordies' inclination to use terms of endearment. The pr response itself is a clear reference to the fact if you spend any time around that part of the world, you're going to be called something, whether it be honey, pet, lass, man, fella...whatever...</quote> I watch plenty of British movies and TV (even have some British friends) and I still have not seen a scenario where it isn't condescending except in the two instances described above. Also, there is no reason for you to try to insult me in this discussion. It makes me think that you probably can't recognize when people are being condescending.</quote> I didn't insult you. Maybe it's you who has trouble recognising intentions.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
voldothegr8 01/03/18 10:40:18 AM #88:	We're getting offended at "honey" now? Like Chappelle says, that's one brittle spirit. --- Oda break tracker 2017- 9 (4) \| THE Ohio State: 11-2 \| Oakland Raiders: 6-10 Super Mario Maker Profile: 1237-0000-0073-02FE <cite>voldothegr8 posted [p:893345257] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>We're getting offended at "honey" now? Like Chappelle says, that's one brittle spirit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zodd3224 01/03/18 10:43:28 AM #89:	Cleo_II posted... I hate terms of endearment from total strangers. Its patronizing and annoying. I wouldnt go on social media to whine about it, but their response was awful. I agree. Girl at the convenience store last night called me sweetie. Its just weird. Nothing to get butt hurt about, but it is strange. --- Currently playing = Shadows Die Twice beta Fave game of all time = Shadows Die Twice <cite>Zodd3224 posted [p:893345385] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>I hate terms of endearment from total strangers. Its patronizing and annoying. I wouldnt go on social media to whine about it, but their response was awful.</quote> I agree. Girl at the convenience store last night called me sweetie. Its just weird. Nothing to get butt hurt about, but it is strange.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dyinglegacy 01/03/18 10:43:51 AM #90:	Calling someone honey is misogynist, I guess? What should I do when the drive thru lady calls me sweetie or hun? Fuck humans. --- PSN: KillingLegacy Gamertag: Killing Legacy <cite>Dyinglegacy posted [p:893345398] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>Calling someone honey is misogynist, I guess? What should I do when the drive thru lady calls me sweetie or hun? Fuck humans.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
knutjob 01/03/18 10:49:25 AM #91:	Asherlee10 posted... knutjob posted... Asherlee10 posted... knutjob posted... Asherlee10 posted... JE19426 posted... knutjob posted... This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other. Edinburgh isn't in the North of England. Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay. It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly I have some serious doubts about that. I can only think of two examples when calling someone a pet name like "Honey" or "Sweetie" is not condescending. - People in relationships together - You're a 80 year old grandmother talking to a child Probably because you are culturally ignorant. Go watch some TV set it the north of England or Scotland. Hell, theres a TV show called auf weidersen, pet where the title even pokes fun at geordies' inclination to use terms of endearment. The pr response itself is a clear reference to the fact if you spend any time around that part of the world, you're going to be called something, whether it be honey, pet, lass, man, fella...whatever... I watch plenty of British movies and TV (even have some British friends) and I still have not seen a scenario where it isn't condescending except in the two instances described above. Also, there is no reason for you to try to insult me in this discussion. It makes me think that you probably can't recognize when people are being condescending. Oh look in an article about northerners by northerners, it's the first thing mentioned. Interesting how it's emphasised it has nothing to do with gender too, eh? https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2008/aug/14/britishidentity.conservatives <cite>knutjob posted [p:893345638] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote>This is just how people in the north of England talk to each other.</quote> Edinburgh isn't in the North of England.</quote> Further, if being condescending to each other seems to be the 'norm' as JE describes, that still doesn't make it okay.</quote> It's not condescending in their culture though. It's seen as endearing and friendly</quote> I have some serious doubts about that. I can only think of two examples when calling someone a pet name like "Honey" or "Sweetie" is not condescending. - People in relationships together - You're a 80 year old grandmother talking to a child</quote> Probably because you are culturally ignorant. Go watch some TV set it the north of England or Scotland. Hell, theres a TV show called auf weidersen, pet where the title even pokes fun at geordies' inclination to use terms of endearment. The pr response itself is a clear reference to the fact if you spend any time around that part of the world, you're going to be called something, whether it be honey, pet, lass, man, fella...whatever...</quote> I watch plenty of British movies and TV (even have some British friends) and I still have not seen a scenario where it isn't condescending except in the two instances described above. Also, there is no reason for you to try to insult me in this discussion. It makes me think that you probably can't recognize when people are being condescending.</quote> Oh look in an article about northerners by northerners, it's the first thing mentioned. Interesting how it's emphasised it has nothing to do with gender too, eh? https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2008/aug/14/britishidentity.conservatives</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
UnfairRepresent 01/03/18 12:53:20 PM #92:	Trumpo posted... Server at a Dominican restaurant always calls me papi or mi amor and I don't take offense to it. Ok? --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair. https://imgtc.com/i/14JHfrt.jpg <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:893351688] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>Trumpo posted...</cite> <quote>Server at a Dominican restaurant always calls me papi or mi amor and I don't take offense to it.</quote> Ok?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
andel 01/03/18 1:01:59 PM #93:	i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean --- I am thinking about just walking into the river now that Megaupload is gone and condoms are in porn.-Fubonis <cite>andel posted [p:893352117] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JE19426 01/03/18 2:00:59 PM #94:	andel posted... i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean How is making a single complaint a crusade? <cite>JE19426 posted [p:893355315] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote>i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean</quote> How is making a single complaint a crusade?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
andel 01/03/18 3:35:37 PM #95:	JE19426 posted... andel posted... i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean How is making a single complaint a crusade? care to point out where i mentioned a crusade? --- I am thinking about just walking into the river now that Megaupload is gone and condoms are in porn.-Fubonis <cite>andel posted [p:893360946] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote>i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean</quote> How is making a single complaint a crusade?</quote> care to point out where i mentioned a crusade?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Twin3Turbo 01/03/18 4:07:31 PM #96:	andel posted... JE19426 posted... andel posted... i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean How is making a single complaint a crusade? care to point out where i mentioned a crusade? I'm pretty sure he's referring to you mentioning her "launching a campaign against the company" If you would have said "crusading against the company", it pretty much would have portrayed the same meaning. --- https://i.imgur.com/PHWbltB.gifv <cite>Twin3Turbo posted [p:893362853] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote>i can see being mildly irritated by this but to take to social media and launch a campaign against the company...that woman is just an awful human bean</quote> How is making a single complaint a crusade?</quote> care to point out where i mentioned a crusade?</quote> I'm pretty sure he's referring to you mentioning her "launching a campaign against the company" If you would have said "crusading against the company", it pretty much would have portrayed the same meaning.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeeak4444 01/03/18 4:22:17 PM #97:	A ton of people talking about how they were called honey once and it was no big deal. Funny how none of those people say they voiced their displeasured and were met with a mocking response about other pet names. I use terms of endearment. I use love in normal conversation all the time. When someone says they don't like it i apologize and refrain from continuing to do so. I don't act like a ten year old and double down by calling her other names in return. Bunch of idiots who say she's being immature and a baby while estentially claiming "I'm selfish and however I choose to address you is how you'll be addressed." Likely, due to a lack of interaction with women so they presume all women should act like their wifus on online dating sims. --- Typical gameFAQers are "Complainers that always complain about those who complain about real legitimate complaints."-Joker_X <cite>Zeeak4444 posted [p:893363644] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>A ton of people talking about how they were called honey once and it was no big deal. Funny how none of those people say they voiced their displeasured and were met with a mocking response about other pet names. I use terms of endearment. I use love in normal conversation all the time. When someone says they don't like it i apologize and refrain from continuing to do so. I don't act like a ten year old and double down by calling her other names in return. Bunch of idiots who say she's being immature and a baby while estentially claiming "I'm selfish and however I choose to address you is how you'll be addressed." Likely, due to a lack of interaction with women so they presume all women should act like their wifus on online dating sims.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funbazooka 01/03/18 4:37:18 PM #98:	People are tired of being bullied by narcissistic self-identified "victims". Not everything deserves an apology and these narcissists need to deal with the fact they won't always get what they want. They should look inward where the mental deficiency resides rather than constantly demanding others to behave, apologize, and repent. --- I'll defend any man's Funbazooka! <cite>Funbazooka posted [p:893364498] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote>People are tired of being bullied by narcissistic self-identified "victims". Not everything deserves an apology and these narcissists need to deal with the fact they won't always get what they want. They should look inward where the mental deficiency resides rather than constantly demanding others to behave, apologize, and repent.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Mal_Fet 01/03/18 4:39:58 PM #100:	UnfairRepresent posted... Passenger Emily Cole says her perfectly reasonable customer service query was dismissed by a Virgin Trains manager who called her honey. The passenger said the encounter was hideously patronising and made her shudder. We desperately need a world war in which half our youth get drafted. --- Freedom is the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. -George Orwell <cite>Mal_Fet posted [p:893364643] in Virgin tra... [t:76161291]...</cite> <quote><cite>UnfairRepresent posted...</cite> <quote>Passenger Emily Cole says her perfectly reasonable customer service query was dismissed by a Virgin Trains manager who called her honey. The passenger said the encounter was hideously patronising and made her shudder.</quote> We desperately need a world war in which half our youth get drafted.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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