@ghost-of-a-duke saidSo it wasn't an apology?
Please do, and a note below explaining how you alone took it seriously.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidAnd [you] yet criticize heavily the bringing up of Dive's death prank.
You dug up the old issue of the radio show that led to these exchanges. And yet criticize heavily the bringing up of Dive's death prank.
You can bring it up as often as you want.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou have "no idea"? So you think Very Rusty and Woofwoof MAY be right to say that I need "professional help"? Do you think I do?
I have no idea. You certainly have issues of toxicity.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYour malicious action over the radio programme was intended to damage people. "The prank" was not and did not. They are different things altogether. It is you who collates them.
You constantly reference how many years ago it occurred, when the Radio show thing dates back even further. It reeks of inconsistency.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidCall it how you see it. You can use the words "toxic" and "toxicity" as often as you feel the need to. Do you think Very Rusty and Woofwoof MAY be right to say that I need "professional help" even though they have never met me in real life?
I've never met you in real life. The most I can say is that you have an unhealthy toxicity.
@fmf saidThe malicious action started and finished with you. Again, for your scenario to be genuine it would require a series of coincidences that simply aren't credible.
Your malicious action over the radio programme was intended to damage people. "The prank" was not and did not. They are different things altogether. It is you who collates them.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThe malicious action started and finished with you.
The malicious action started and finished with you. Again, for your scenario to be genuine it would require a series of coincidences that simply aren't credible.
There was nothing "malicious" about using a light-hearted pseudonym in order to put a second story in the show.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidAgain, for your scenario to be genuine it would require a series of coincidences that simply aren't credible.
The malicious action started and finished with you. Again, for your scenario to be genuine it would require a series of coincidences that simply aren't credible.
My "scenario" is genuine and there are no "coincidences" involved.
@fmf saidOf course they could be right. Nobody is immune to mental health issues. On internet forums however, it is usually a throw away comment not a diagnosis.
Call it how you see it. You can use the words "toxic" and "toxicity" as often as you feel the need to. Do you think Very Rusty and Woofwoof MAY be right to say that I need "professional help" even though they have never met me in real life?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidSo if they called me "senile", for example, you wouldn't have any objection?
Of course they could be right. Nobody is immune to mental health issues. On internet forums however, it is usually a throw away comment not a diagnosis.