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dibs- that was my point about Wertheimer signing over his company-I never accused denton of anything. I just said what I thought was a possibility for Wertheimer. He’s the one who got all pissy about it.
I think I find it harder to be uncivil in writing than in person, although I’m capable of either. Writing something down gives it greater permanence in my opinion.
I think denton was merely trying to sort out the facts about the change of corporate control along the way. he had not tried to interpret whether any of it was forced or in collaboration.
During times of war, people do things they might not otherwise do just to save their lives
dibs- that was my point about Wertheimer signing over his company-I never accused denton of anything. I just said what I thought was a possibility for Wertheimer. He’s the one who got all pissy about it.
that would be:
“Te voy a comer entero!”
I’m going to eat you up!
I said something similar at lunchtime. And that was before I got my sandwich.
I think I find it harder to be uncivil in writing than in person, although I’m capable of either. Writing something down gives it greater permanence in my opinion.
DIBS, for CGar, the crew might have to squat for better aim
“He’s been using the word “squat” for 2 days now.”
And nobody corrected him? That means he can continue to use it.
Squadder’s rights, dontcha know?
Agreed, jessi, very much so.
I think denton was merely trying to sort out the facts about the change of corporate control along the way. he had not tried to interpret whether any of it was forced or in collaboration.
During times of war, people do things they might not otherwise do just to save their lives
DIBS, CLOSE ENOUGH policy covers me on that one
“*CGar quickly logs on Google translate to see how to say “You are the most attentive, gorgeous, amazing lover…EVER!!!!” in Spanish”
ha ha,
that would be:
“Te voy a comer entero!”
I’m going to eat you up!