Random Thoughts 24

That's what she said...

 

Yay, The Inbetweeners movie is out! Can't wait to watch it.

 

You may have been sarcastic and may not have meant your posts (as you claim), but every time you receive a warning for coming off aggressive...your automatic response is that you were "sarcastic" or that we misread your posts. I'm willing to buy that the majority of the time (which is why it took so long between this infraction and the last one you received), but the reason we are even finding your posts is because people are reporting them in the first place. Reporting them because they took them as harsh, rude, flaming or offensive. So if someone who is used to your behavior because they've been here for a while, thinks that you are being over the line, that means that your posts are worded too harshly. It's not just one person reporting you either, it's been a different person each time. Regardless you were giving an infraction for targeting a member in your post. There was no reason to do that, sarcasm or not and the infraction was warranted.

So let me suggest something: Rather than continue to have your posts "misinterpreted" as you say, why not stop making posts that come off rude, or attacking to people? You know people apparently misunderstand you so why not just...be nice?

 

From Chrysler's Facebook Page:

'Hip-Hop Is Too Much For Me Guy'
"What is happening to Chrysler? While the vehicles are getting more luxurious and of higher quality, they are being marketed as ghetto pimp rides. The Eminem commercial was awesome, but it was enough. Affiliating every vehicle with a rapper that cusses and sings about drugs, gangs, violence, and other trash does not give the car or the company the classy name it should be. My next car will most likely not be a Chrysler..."

Me in reply:
"It is garnishing attention from the younger population... When I first saw my Chrysler 300, my first thought was that I was too young for this car. I got over that when I got in the car and realized how nice it was and that I could afford it. The fact that Chrysler is aiming their new campaign to the younger generation means they are making their product more appealing to them, thus ensuring their future as an automotive manufacturer. Doing this helps out with resell value by keeping the brand name fresh. I think when you make a choice for your next car, you should look at what car fits you best. Because the car company is using rap songs to promote it's cars doesn't necessarily mean that it was a direct reflection on why you bought the car. If you like the look of the car, the handling of the car or the reliability of the car, nothing else should matter to you. Not even the commercials."


Grab a napkin, homie. You just got served.

 

Eh, we have to protect members who we feel are being attacked, whether or not they are capable of fighting for themselves or not. I'm glad you have no personal qualms with Kathy, but still...try and be careful with the sarcasm a bit. The internet doesn't have a sarcasm filter. Everyone is srsbsns.