I would like to apologize to Fozzy and everyone else.....
#1
03-14-2008, 07:44 PM
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I would like to apologize to Fozzy and everyone else.....
In a thread that I took too personally, I went way too far. The topic is a hot one for myself, and it burned me up inside the further it went on.
So I'm now taking this time to apologize to everyone, but more important, to Fozzy. I should have never wrote what I did, and I'm sorry for my anger. You had nothing to do with this other than posting your views on this matter. Once again, I'm sorry. I'll try to post only when I can keep my feelings in check.
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03-14-2008, 08:17 PM
Now, that...
...took a lot of courage. Amen.
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#3
03-14-2008, 10:54 PM
It's a good show of character and genuine sincerity, when someone steps up and makes an apology.
On one hand as a bystander, we get drawn in...when someone yells...hey there is a fight going on over here! Wide eyed and drunk with blood lust...it's rather entertaining, but we also do like to see people shake hands after it's over. Some people who need to stand up and apologize...never do, and never will. That shows us their character, and it is not unnoticed like they might think. They rarely get any support in the future, when they might otherwise.
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03-15-2008, 12:34 AM
I find myself saying Im sorry a lot these days. Though it may seem a useless and over abused statement.. when a person can at least say what they are sorry about it is still nice to hear.
Im sorry I hurt someone just doesn't cut it. You should have to spell out what you did you whoring bastered, :twisted: :twisted: sorry my language too. :lol: oh I m sorry I was typing aloud to the tv news conference on Elliot Spitzer. My apologize. :P And I came on late to have any idea what it is your sorry about, but good for you Big Ones Cluggy Big Ones.  :wink: :wink:
#5
03-15-2008, 12:44 AM
Hey...ease up on Spitzer!
He single handedly took down the biggest jackass in politics by quitting.... and he showed us how even when times are tough, to get the most "bang for your buck." Your tax dollars hard at work... :lol: Here is an oppertunity for one of us to get into the "top 10." There is an opening for "client #9." .......I wonder how many diamonds...Adriana Lima is?    he he he heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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#8
03-15-2008, 05:23 AM
Re: I would like to apologize to Fozzy and everyone else....
Originally Posted by Josborn
In a thread that I took too personally, I went way too far. The topic is a hot one for myself, and it burned me up inside the further it went on.
So I'm now taking this time to apologize to everyone, but more important, to Fozzy. I should have never wrote what I did, and I'm sorry for my anger. You had nothing to do with this other than posting your views on this matter. Once again, I'm sorry. I'll try to post only when I can keep my feelings in check. Reb P.S. Not trying to steal your thunder!
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#9
03-15-2008, 08:47 AM
Sometimes we react emotionally to a topic. It happens. It is always wise to step back a and think about what has been said and respond to it. Differing opinions are not a bad thing. We grow and learn by taking a look at another persons perspective sometimes.
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#10
03-16-2008, 06:56 AM
Originally Posted by Trukrswyfe
I find myself saying Im sorry a lot these days. Though it may seem a useless and over abused statement.. when a person can at least say what they are sorry about it is still nice to hear.
I applaud Cluggy for his willingness to apologize. As far as saying "I'm sorry" is concerned, I really did not invent that concept, nor do I over abuse it. I can say with all confidence that if the day ever does come that I am wrong about something, (however improbable or unlikely that idea does seem!!) I will be willing to say that I'm sorry!!
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