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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I see no justification for rudeness - if someone will not take a polite thanks but no thanks or is rude to you just block them, otherwise you simply lower yourself to their level |
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"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude 
like battered fish? No that's not rude 
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me  "
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why |
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In the context of Fab no need to be rude but in real life I have always told my daughter that if she is being harassed by anyone she has every right to be rude and I have no hesitation myself in telling someone who is being a nuisance to clear off. |
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By *igSuki81Man
over a year ago
Retirement Village |
"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude
like battered fish? No that's not rude
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why "
oh it is rude but in a nice way rather than an impolite way 
oh & bring the cuffs too  |
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"I disagree, there is the very rare occasion when being rude is the only way to get your message across. No that's wrong"
Or telling some one that their opinion is wrong? Does that count as being rude? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I disagree, there is the very rare occasion when being rude is the only way to get your message across. No that's wrong
Or telling some one that their opinion is wrong? Does that count as being rude?"
no it means I am right |
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"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude
like battered fish? No that's not rude
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why
oh it is rude but in a nice way rather than an impolite way
oh & bring the cuffs too "
never go anywhere without 'em  |
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"I disagree, there is the very rare occasion when being rude is the only way to get your message across. No that's wrong
Or telling some one that their opinion is wrong? Does that count as being rude?no it means I am right"
lol oh dear |
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I find that when people say ' I say it how it is' or ' I'm blunt and to the point' it's a cover for them to be rude because they haven't the capability or intelligence to speak and give their thoughts in a proper manner.
Mrs BB x x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I find that when people say ' I say it how it is' or ' I'm blunt and to the point' it's a cover for them to be rude because they haven't the capability or intelligence to speak and give their thoughts in a proper manner.
Mrs BB x x"
spot on |
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By *igSuki81Man
over a year ago
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"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude
like battered fish? No that's not rude
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why
oh it is rude but in a nice way rather than an impolite way
oh & bring the cuffs too
never go anywhere without 'em "
and do the red heels come along too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I see no justification for rudeness - if someone will not take a polite thanks but no thanks or is rude to you just block them, otherwise you simply lower yourself to their level"
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By *easing_twoCouple
over a year ago
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"I disagree, there is the very rare occasion when being rude is the only way to get your message across. No that's wrong
Or telling some one that their opinion is wrong? Does that count as being rude?no it means I am right"
Im afraid that you are not. If people don't take no fir a answer rude tends to get the point across. |
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By *igSuki81Man
over a year ago
Retirement Village |
"I find that when people say ' I say it how it is' or ' I'm blunt and to the point' it's a cover for them to be rude because they haven't the capability or intelligence to speak and give their thoughts in a proper manner.
Mrs BB x x"
Being someone who's blunt and direct i do try to be courteous and polite too so can't really agree with this |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I disagree, there is the very rare occasion when being rude is the only way to get your message across. No that's wrong
Or telling some one that their opinion is wrong? Does that count as being rude?no it means I am right
Im afraid that you are not. If people don't take no fir a answer rude tends to get the point across. "
not at all |
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"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude
like battered fish? No that's not rude
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why
oh it is rude but in a nice way rather than an impolite way
oh & bring the cuffs too
never go anywhere without 'em
and do the red heels come along too "
ah the trusty red heels, yes I rarely go anywhere without them either |
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Define ironic?
For me, rude, is calling someone else on a forum, then trying to back track calling it a joke, then low and behold starting a thread about others being rude 
I'm blunt and honest, doesn't mean I am rude. There is a way of saying something bluntly and honestly. Having the education and language to do so, takes skill, in my opinion. |
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By *igSuki81Man
over a year ago
Retirement Village |
"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude
like battered fish? No that's not rude
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why
oh it is rude but in a nice way rather than an impolite way
oh & bring the cuffs too
never go anywhere without 'em
and do the red heels come along too
ah the trusty red heels, yes I rarely go anywhere without them either "
never go anywhere without 'em? so do they come with you to bed |
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"Feels like she has arrived late for a play and is trying to pick up the action in Scene 2, Act 1 "
Let me fill you in
the main character thinks that rudeness is unnecessary, some of the minor characters disagree some agree, there is a sub plot in which two of the characters veer off into discussing Mrs N's handcuffs, red shoes and predilection for spanking. The main theme running throughout is rudeness in all its forms |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Define ironic?
For me, rude, is calling someone else on a forum, then trying to back track calling it a joke, then low and behold starting a thread about others being rude
I'm blunt and honest, doesn't mean I am rude. There is a way of saying something bluntly and honestly. Having the education and language to do so, takes skill, in my opinion. "
what we talking about again |
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By *igSuki81Man
over a year ago
Retirement Village |
"Define ironic?
For me, rude, is calling someone else on a forum, then trying to back track calling it a joke, then low and behold starting a thread about others being rude
I'm blunt and honest, doesn't mean I am rude. There is a way of saying something bluntly and honestly. Having the education and language to do so, takes skill, in my opinion. "
erm please forgive me but this sounds like the onset of a private squabble  |
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"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude
like battered fish? No that's not rude
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why
oh it is rude but in a nice way rather than an impolite way
oh & bring the cuffs too
never go anywhere without 'em
and do the red heels come along too
ah the trusty red heels, yes I rarely go anywhere without them either
never go anywhere without 'em? so do they come with you to bed "
Mr Bigsuki, they have been with me to places hitherto undreamt of |
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By *igSuki81Man
over a year ago
Retirement Village |
"No need for it
does offering to 'batter' someone count as being rude
like battered fish? No that's not rude
no not in that sense, but you can offer to spank me
Lol! Now that would be very rude and if it wasn't I'd want to know why
oh it is rude but in a nice way rather than an impolite way
oh & bring the cuffs too
never go anywhere without 'em
and do the red heels come along too
ah the trusty red heels, yes I rarely go anywhere without them either
never go anywhere without 'em? so do they come with you to bed
Mr Bigsuki, they have been with me to places hitherto undreamt of "
Mrs N, i have an imaginative mind that desires to be taken to undreamt places by Mrs RedHeels |
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
Titz Towers, North Notts |
"Feels like she has arrived late for a play and is trying to pick up the action in Scene 2, Act 1
Let me fill you in
the main character thinks that rudeness is unnecessary, some of the minor characters disagree some agree, there is a sub plot in which two of the characters veer off into discussing Mrs N's handcuffs, red shoes and predilection for spanking. The main theme running throughout is rudeness in all its forms "
GREAT! I needed that, thanks, hun
However, I am reading a rather splendid farce by PG Wodehouse at the mo, so unless someone is locked out of a stately home, an engagement has been called off owing to a misunderstanding and owing to a d*unken valet mistaking Bertie Wooster for the devil a cottage has been burnt down this will have some work to do |
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"Feels like she has arrived late for a play and is trying to pick up the action in Scene 2, Act 1
Let me fill you in
the main character thinks that rudeness is unnecessary, some of the minor characters disagree some agree, there is a sub plot in which two of the characters veer off into discussing Mrs N's handcuffs, red shoes and predilection for spanking. The main theme running throughout is rudeness in all its forms
GREAT! I needed that, thanks, hun
However, I am reading a rather splendid farce by PG Wodehouse at the mo, so unless someone is locked out of a stately home, an engagement has been called off owing to a misunderstanding and owing to a d*unken valet mistaking Bertie Wooster for the devil a cottage has been burnt down this will have some work to do "
I can introduce a prize pig and a stately home if it will help |
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
Titz Towers, North Notts |
"Feels like she has arrived late for a play and is trying to pick up the action in Scene 2, Act 1
Let me fill you in
the main character thinks that rudeness is unnecessary, some of the minor characters disagree some agree, there is a sub plot in which two of the characters veer off into discussing Mrs N's handcuffs, red shoes and predilection for spanking. The main theme running throughout is rudeness in all its forms
GREAT! I needed that, thanks, hun
However, I am reading a rather splendid farce by PG Wodehouse at the mo, so unless someone is locked out of a stately home, an engagement has been called off owing to a misunderstanding and owing to a d*unken valet mistaking Bertie Wooster for the devil a cottage has been burnt down this will have some work to do
I can introduce a prize pig and a stately home if it will help "
Oooh, yes please |
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By *rsSuckWoman
over a year ago
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I have had the odd very rude person on here, but I just block them. They are nothing to me. Of no importance so no need to get upset.
I used to get upset and all worked up, and then I realised that rude people will not look after me in hospital, if I get ill. 
Love yourself and demand respect.
Block them. |
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