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Posted by on December 8, 2006, 11:29 pm
Please log in for more thread options So, Trevor, you would then suggest I walk or drive and knock on doors?
Maybe I missed the meaning here. I thought this would have been a good
opportunity to have a starting point, and while most took it that way,
obviously some did not.
Chilla wrote:
> Trevor Jones wrote:
> > sanctuarytraders@gmail.com wrote:
> >
> >> Maybe it was the part about "getting off my ass to find someone".
> >
> >
> > Well, I refer to the comment I made in my last post about none too
> > gentle language. I make no apology, though.
> >
> > I have had to get off MY ass and track down stuff a few times along the
> > way. Sometimes it took a little lift from someones boot to get me
> > moving. <shrug> It happens.
> >
> > Now if I had started calling you names or otherwise casting aspersions
> > with regards to your person or parentage, I could see it being called a
> > flame situation. On rereading the post I made, I feel it stands well
> > enough on its content, in it's context.
> >
> > You are free to be offended, but that really was not my intent!
>
>
> I do this on occasion myself, write something about myself that's been
> taken as an offensive attack.
>
> I've used "I have to get off my arse" (Note arse, not ass, we're more
> vulgar in Oz). There was definitely no intention that I was referring
> to anyone but myself.
>
> Sometimes it's a typo.
>
> In a club I belong to we had a "Pubic Officer" for a while until someone
> pointed out the missing "L", from then on we had a "Public Officer".
>
> I had a person wanting to tear me a new one with this comment "I mean to
> offend", which should have read "I didn't mean to offend".
>
> Spell checker didn't pick up either of these :-(
>
>
> Regards Charles
> P.S. I consider myself a noob also ;-)
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