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Timmy.s post about abuse  [message #53080] Wed, 10 September 2008 16:12 Go to next message
Curtis one who makes noise is currently offline  Curtis one who makes noise

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Im at lunch and was going to wait till after school to post this. After reading Timmy's post I decided to post now. You ask if we younger guys were being put off by the rudeness. Yes and no. There were some post I would have liked to have answered but held back because I was afraid that I would be attacked. Certain people here think they are super smart and can vail their nastiness in sweet words and phrases. The trouble is the rudeness and nastiness shine thru and even kids like me can see thru to the core meaning. Some people are not as uber slick and smart as they think they are. One young guy was attacked just because he broke up with his boyfriend and that was uncalled for, it was none of the attackers business. Someone here is bitter and never seems to have anyting possitive or nice to say, its always negative and demeaning. Im sure that person could be really nice if he wanted to and I for one would like to see that side of him for a change.
The other side is that school is swamping us. IM taking a full load of AP courses and its demanding a lot of my time and IM sure college is deamanding a lot of the others time to. Jordon has school and Im sure he is being kept busy but Im pretty sure he keeps track of the board.


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Re: Timmy.s post about abuse  [message #53081 is a reply to message #53080] Wed, 10 September 2008 16:14 Go to previous messageGo to next message
timmy

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Glad you're still around Smile Thanks for the post.


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Main target audience.  [message #53086 is a reply to message #53081] Wed, 10 September 2008 17:15 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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I'd like to ask the question whether Jordan feels he can recommend A Place of Safety to his GSA. If not why not? I'm sure that young readers that don't contribute may still like reading but I think we should ask our youngest readers what we should do to recruit their fellows.

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Re: Timmy.s post about abuse  [message #53090 is a reply to message #53081] Wed, 10 September 2008 20:00 Go to previous message
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