@die: If you don’t want to give credit where it’s due, fine.

Personally I’m above that, also I’m above blaming tradition for my own mistakes. Ain’t I just grand?

Don’t assume I keep tabs on what you do elsewhere on the site, or remember it when I do see it. I tend to scroll past tedious walls of poetry most of the time.

And don’t worry, I’m not out to get you. I know you think you’re special, but you’re not the only one I correct. I don’t blame you for getting that wrong, though, as I’m sure that you don’t remember (or read) everything I write either.

I’m sure you were being very helpful with your information about your interesting posting habits. As I’ve already said: if you don’t want to give credit, that’s fine, and now I see that it was deliberate.

If you don’t want people talking to you, then you simply can stop commenting in a public forum so you don’t become paranoid when people respond to you two times in two weeks’ time (I call it lazy fortnight stalker syndrome).

Don’t get me wrong, though, I always enjoy talking to people in tinfoil hats (who doesn’t?).

You *are* special, but not in the way that you implied.

I’m sure everyone is mentally challenged in one way or another. One could even say it adds flavor.

What does the tinfoil hat comment say about me, exactly? What flavor does it add? I’m glad to hear all and any views on the matter. Being vague about it is a poor way of communicating.

Perhaps you are implying that you are so respected and of such widely known character that mentioning that you are perhaps overreacting is a silly thing to do? Don’t keep me guessing!

I can live with you thinking I am of poor character. People who get corrected by me usually respond in a similar manner.

So you’re not an atheist? Then I guess the tin-foil comment needs no further elaboration. I won’t ask you which religion you belong to, but I bet it requires you to believe in magic.

Learn the first rule of holes.