Yeah, screen names can be confusing regarding the sex of the poster.
Any other time, I would give that too you, but seeing as my first name
has always been included in my signature for the last 10 years, you
are not confused. You are just not observant. Also, my screen name
is Gummby. If you're going to try to belittle, please, PLEASE be
observant so that it will at least make sense. It will greatly aid
you in communication correctly with others. Your attempt with the
female jab just resonates in the air with no reasoning and/or
substance. Nice try though, but it's basically a cyber version of
someone left hanging there with an unanswered high five. Finally, as
for a "big wheel", I'm simply a collector that actually comes to an
autograph message group to **GASP** talk about the hobby of autograph
collecting. Nothing more, nothing less.
I also appreciate your attempt at trying to make others look dumb, but
as with your "sarcasm", you simply are not talented enough to pull it
off... If you would actually attempt to communicate with the people
on here, that you obviously are anxious to be with, we might be able
to discern the difference between your communication and your "humor".
In my case, if you feel that you have to AGAIN try to belittle me, for
no reason, then I guess that's that. I have done nothing but try to
talk with you, several times, but you seem to be the one with a
pathological tendency. There's no other explanation for someone, as
yourself, who claims to be interested in autographs, in some odd
fashion, but tries to feel like a BMOC in putting others down. As for
what I collect, I honestly have no reason. obligation, whatever to
explain my collecting to someone like you. Take that comment as you
will. You're really just not worth the trouble or bandwidth.
"Confusion, of a pathological degree, usually refers to loss of
orientation
Post by NoAce(ability to place oneself correctly in the world by time, location,
and personal identity) and often memory (ability to correctly recall
previous events or learn new material)."
So, is the above definition your attempt at explaining why you were
not comprehending why Sue responded to your questions with answers?
That is enlightening. Thank you for clearing that up for us. ;-)
Again, I have not belittled you. I have not put you down as a person.
I have simply responded to your post like an adult. I bet that you
can't, or won't, return the favor.
--
Mike
Gummby3
-= Star Collector =-
www.star-collector.net
Celebrity addresses the way they should be - free.
Post by NoAcePost by Gummby3Ace, or whoever you are this week, I sincerely hope that you are
just playing dumb now. Why are you "acting" confused in your
response to Sue's post? Take a look at your original post. See
those little curved things at the end of your sentences? Those are
question marks. That indicates that you were asking a question, or
in your case, six questions. If responses confuse you, don't ask
questions.
Gummy..what a cool name,no really I mean it,how many women would
come up with a name like that.
Thanks for making things clear to me,your explanation of question
marks was very enlightning.You are
very wise.
You are very good at straightening me out,keep up the good work !
Could I have your "graph",you seem to be a big wheel in here.
Sometimes I do get confused,like when I see someone writing to every
woman that
ever slapped on a baseball glove (now I'm scratching my head,as if
I'm confused ),that
confuses me .
Confusion, of a pathological degree, usually refers to loss of
orientation (ability to place oneself correctly in the world by
time, location, and personal identity) and often memory (ability to
correctly recall previous events or learn new material).
Now that's clear.
Now my dear Ms. Gummy3 my confusion stems from strange and weird
behavior from obsessed "graph" collectors.
But alas I see that you don't grasp my sarcasm (Sarcasm is stating
the opposite of an intended meaning especially in order to
sneeringly, slyly, jest or mock a person, situation or thing. It is
strongly associated with irony, with some definitions classifying it
as a type of verbal irony intended to insult or wound. Sarcasm can
also be used in a humorous or jesting way depending on the intent of
the person speaking.
Now is that clear ?