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5/2/2017 9:30:18 PM
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Nevertheless, it was rather insensitive of you. Please try to show a tad nore decorum in future, sweetie.
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How was my post insensitive? Please, enlighten me.
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Certain individuals may find the exclamation points to be rather vulgar and they could cause distress, love. Now I'm not going to single out any of these individuals, but I know for certain that they were offended, dear.
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First, the post was sarcasm, thus the use of an exclamation mark was warranted. Second, if you're sitting at your desk, in front of your computer, reading a forum post on the internet, and the punctuation offends you because of some artificial internet etiquette rule you saw on Pinterest, you need to lighten up. Finally, this is informal writing. Use of generic "you" and exclamation marks, even gratuitous ellipses, is perfectly acceptable. One last thing, I do not have the power to cause distress by posting something in a video game forum.
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I'm actually on my phone, boo, so check and mate. Also, I don't appreciate your "acceptable" post and I certainly do not appreciate this antagonistic tone, darling. As I said earlier, dearist, I'm only looking out for you, so don't bite the hand that protects you. Pinterest?!?! You really think that low of me, darling. Wait until my Tumblr followers hear about this...
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Edited by JediCardTricks: 5/2/2017 9:54:18 PMI almost wrote Tumblr. I admit, Pinterest is a little bit of a cheap shot. Like I wrote, the post was sarcasm, in reference to people making bizarre requests to join their raid teams. I'm sorry you are offended, but I can't control your feelings.
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It's all good, mate. I was just pulling your chain ;)
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No worries.
