Maestro, i'm sorry.

[unibikeling]

Originally Posted by Dane M

It's hard to judge someone when all you know about them is through text via the internet. A lot is lost without the face-to-face interaction, and it is easy to misinterpret text. There have been numerous studies on this matter.

I try not to judge people on the internet until I have really met them.

I have known people who if you didn't know them, and only had received emails from them or spoken with them on a forum, they would have seemed like a total jerk. But in fact they are the coolest person you'd ever want to hang out with, they just have bad online communication skills.

I am not saying this is the case here, but it is something to maybe think about.

eh. It's the internet.

[Dane M]

Originally Posted by unibikeling

eh. It's the internet.

You're right, who cares, it's not like they are a real person too or anything.

This is sarcasm.

[unibikeling]

Originally Posted by Dane M

You're right, who cares, it's not like they are a real person too or anything.

This is sarcasm.

In person I might give a shit.

This is also sarcasm.

[Dane M]

Originally Posted by unibikeling

In person I might give a shit.

This is also sarcasm.

Childish.

[unibikeling]

Originally Posted by Dane M

Childish.

Very mature of you.

[Dane M]

Originally Posted by unibikeling

Very mature of you.

Please explain to me how my refusing to respond to your childish comment makes me childish. You're not making yourself look any cooler by commenting again in an even more childish manner.

[habbywall]

Originally Posted by unibikeling

In person I might give a shit.

This is also sarcasm.

I'd like to see you act this badass on facebook, after all, that's just the internet too right?

[timekeeper]

Dane,

Your intentions in defending Maestro are noble. You have an awesome philosophy on friendships -- it will serve you well in life.

But really, I think Jason will just read this thread and laugh. Not that I agree with either person's behavior, but he doesn't seem all that bothered by being rude to people and inviting responses such as this one.

Also, I just had to jump on this thread to see if my reply might elicit any hilarious remarks from the original poster.

[Dane M]

Originally Posted by timekeeper

Dane,

Your intentions in defending Maestro are noble. You have an awesome philosophy on friendships -- it will serve you well in life.

But really, I think Jason will just read this thread and laugh. Not that I agree with either person's behavior, but he doesn't seem all that bothered by being rude to people and inviting responses such as this one.

Also, I just had to jump on this thread to see if my reply might elicit any hilarious remarks from the original poster.

Maybe both of them just need a hug.

And also, a very valid reason for posting.

By the way, I got a 24 muni the other day, we'll have to hit the trails when you're in town. I'll try to improve before then.

[unibikeling]

Originally Posted by Dane M

Please explain to me how my refusing to respond to your childish comment makes me childish. You're not making yourself look any cooler by commenting again in an even more childish manner.

no.

Originally Posted by habbywall

I'd like to see you act this badass on facebook, after all, that's just the internet too right?

Obviously you haven't seen most of my comments on peoples' statuses.

[habbywall]

So your just an asshole online, then in real life you're actually nice to people?
How does that work out for you?

[Dane M]

Originally Posted by unibikeling

no.

I just gave you a bunch of really good advice that took me a long time to realize and takes most people even longer to. I'm really hoping it wasn't a waste of my time and that at least something seeped in to your tiny little hormone-raged brain. If not, then you're just an ungrateful, close-minded, immature, and un-interesting human being.

I would like to say that "You're the reason that people used to beat their children" but that would just be downright mean....

I'm compromising my morals here to hopefully teach you some form of a lesson. And maybe someone will come along and teach me a lesson, but at least I will be open-minded to their opinions of me and how I conduct myself.

[unibikeling]

Originally Posted by habbywall

So your just an asshole online, then in real life you're actually nice to people?
How does that work out for you?

Well, I'm an asshole to a lot of people in person to, but typically if i'm an ass to you irl, there's a reason why.

Originally Posted by Dane M

I just gave you a bunch of really good advice that took me a long time to realize and takes most people even longer to. I'm really hoping it wasn't a waste of my time and that at least something seeped in to your tiny little hormone-raged brain. If not, then you're just an ungrateful, close-minded, immature, and un-interesting human being.

I would like to say that "You're the reason that people used to beat their children" but that would just be downright mean....

I'm compromising my morals here to hopefully teach you some form of a lesson. And maybe someone will come along and teach me a lesson, but at least I will be open-minded to their opinions of me and how I conduct myself.

Cool story bro.

[Dane M]

Originally Posted by unibikeling

Well, I'm an asshole to a lot of people in person to, but typically if i'm an ass to you irl, there's a reason why.

Cool story bro.

Little man syndrome is an intriguing thing.

[unibikeling]

Originally Posted by Dane M

Little man syndrome is an intriguing thing.

so is false maturity.