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red devil Wrote:

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> Quite a lot in the Quiet Room thread, but then

> again, so does everyone else...



Quiet room thread?

I was the first responder on this thread, but OP chooses to ignore me and answer someone else.

Not that it matters. I was just trying to make a point & make conversation to make him feel better.

Makes me wonder why I bother.

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aquarius moon Wrote:

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> red devil Wrote:

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> > Quite a lot in the Quiet Room thread, but then

> > again, so does everyone else...

>

>

> Quiet room thread?

> I was the first responder on this thread, but OP

> chooses to ignore me and answer someone else.

> Not that it matters. I was just trying to make a

> point & make conversation to make him feel

> better.

> Makes me wonder why I bother.


Nothing personal AquariusMoon - good evening :)

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aquarius moon Wrote:

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> I was the first responder on this thread, but OP

> chooses to ignore me and answer someone else.

> Not that it matters. I was just trying to make a

> point & make conversation to make him feel

> better.

> Makes me wonder why I bother.



AqM, you're a good and kind person, I really sincerely mean that. But you do really have a "woe is me" persecution complex at times. Chill out.



aquarius moon Wrote:

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> How often do you talk to yourself RD?

>

> (am I allowed to ask this kind of question without

> getting the thread locked?)



That other thread was locked because admin decided it was old ground. People have disagreed with that stance, including people that don't always see eye to eye with you, but at the end of the day it's admin's decision and there is no conspiracy.

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aquarius moon

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Thanks Otta.


I don't have a persecution complex. If you read all my posts last night, you would have understood why I was so p*ssed off.

There are so many threads that I don't contribute to because they don't affect me. Politics, driving, road closures, house prices, restaurant reviews, London history etc. etc. And I don't even live in ED so rarely see any thread on the forum that I feel like participating in.

Then one comes up. Something that means something to me and I want to discuss. I was simply questioning Loz at the time because I just wanted to know something. I didn't verbally abuse him, just polite and trying to put my point across.

And the thread was locked for no good reason. Admin quite often posts warnings on threads, to behave, but does he instantly close them? No, hardly ever.

Chances of another thread arriving that interests me enough to post on? Very slim.


Conspiracy? You have your opinion. I have mine.

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aquarius moon Wrote:

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And I don't even

> live in ED so rarely see any thread on the forum

> that I feel like participating in.



Aquarius Moon, I see your name quite often on threads on the forum ????


ETA: I've just clicked on your name, and you've posted on quite a lot of threads this month.


So I don't think there's any kind of conspiracy against you at all!

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