I've received some correspondence I believe I should share with Forum members:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beachlover's mum
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I've received some correspondence I believe I should share with Forum members:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beachlover's mum
That's funny because my Mum doesn't actually write in English (or at least in anything close to fluent).
At least you know who your Mum is Beach, unlike the hilarious troll 'thonglor55' who posted that rubbish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beachlover
thonglor55 doesn't even know what thonglor55 is talking about. Just look at his post on page 3 of this thread. Rants on incoherently about the porn industry, then skips into morality, health studies into family life, over to St. Augustine's prayer, then over to online bullying via social media. Then finally concludes by implying that he's a mighty intellect, and many of us simply don't reach his level.
Things that make you go, hmmm...
He just doesn't like the idea that someone might be happy and enjoying their life Matt. Best ignore him, trolls are happiest talking to themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdnmatt
As the preceding 4 posts so fawningly demonstrateQuote:
Originally Posted by combat
Monogomy is good for preventing the spread of colds and STDs. Beyond that I think the preference depends on your emotional make up. I preferred monogomy for most of my life because I had a habit of becoming infatuated too quickly and couldn't handle casual relationships. I eventually got over it.
How's that research into Victorian spinsters in the novels of Dickens going, combat old boy? After all you've got plenty of time on your hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by combat
Seems like you aren't quite as knowledgable as you like to make out!Quote:
Originally Posted by thonglor55
"The "Lilliputian College" in "Tom Tiddler's Ground" run by Miss Pupford, who gives a lecture on the mythology of the heathens, "always carefully excluding Cupid from recognition". The perspective adopted in these portraits is that of a casual adult observer, who visits an establishment generally kept by a mature, narrow-minded spinster. The humourous character of these vignettes is evidence of a typically patriarchal perspective: Dickens shared with most men of his time an ideal of femininity which emphasised the teaching of domestic crafts and responsibilities, rather than imaginative or intellectual pursuits".
He's probably some fart who thinks he has a mighty intellect but has never done anything commercially useful with it. Loser.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdnmatt