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gurdymonkeyOver a week ago I received a private apology from someone I will refer to as "The Naysayer." It wasn't personal, he said. If I hurt you I'm sorry. Or words to that effect. He also offered to apologize publicly if I wished.
So, I cooled off for a couple of days, then I wrote to him explaining my point of view. (I even had a neutral third party vet the thing before I sent it because I'd given my word of honor to a friend that any response I made would be a reasoned one.) I agreed that a public apology was appropriate. That was a week ago. Nothing. Not a word, not a peep. Certainly no apology in the agreed venue.
While Yahoo has been known to get weird, there is no evidence that any of my other emails for that time period have gone astray. I am not going to ask if he got it after all this time. That would be lame and pathetic.
However, I added some content to my webpage, simply an editorial on what I do and why, because naysayers exist. They're entitled to hold their opinions, I am entitled to hold mine. I'm not publicizing the link. I don't need to. It exists to honor those who get it, and yes, to make me feel bettter.
EDIT: It must have made me feel better. I uploaded the thing, folded my laundry, sat down to watch "Hellboy" and fell asleep on the sofa for a significant chunk of the afternoon, something that only happens when I really need it.
So, I cooled off for a couple of days, then I wrote to him explaining my point of view. (I even had a neutral third party vet the thing before I sent it because I'd given my word of honor to a friend that any response I made would be a reasoned one.) I agreed that a public apology was appropriate. That was a week ago. Nothing. Not a word, not a peep. Certainly no apology in the agreed venue.
While Yahoo has been known to get weird, there is no evidence that any of my other emails for that time period have gone astray. I am not going to ask if he got it after all this time. That would be lame and pathetic.
However, I added some content to my webpage, simply an editorial on what I do and why, because naysayers exist. They're entitled to hold their opinions, I am entitled to hold mine. I'm not publicizing the link. I don't need to. It exists to honor those who get it, and yes, to make me feel bettter.
EDIT: It must have made me feel better. I uploaded the thing, folded my laundry, sat down to watch "Hellboy" and fell asleep on the sofa for a significant chunk of the afternoon, something that only happens when I really need it.
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Date: 2007-03-18 10:08 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-03-19 01:01 am (UTC)Not tonight, Rome is on....
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Date: 2007-03-19 01:26 am (UTC)No, it's my software
Date: 2007-03-19 02:18 am (UTC)I pasted the entire thing into MS Word, checked the font for consistency, then pasted it BACK into FP. NOW it seems to be fine.
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Date: 2007-03-20 12:21 am (UTC)I am deeply sorry that this fellow has shown himself to ne the very Paragon of Virtue.
I am quite sure that his word-fame, when it comes to roost, will no doubt be a huge surprise.
::that would be the sound of my eyes rolling::
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Date: 2007-03-20 02:59 am (UTC)Kosode are going into my kit for March Crown tho'. I wasn't planning on wearing Japanese to March Crown before this went down, but now I am obligated to wear wafuku for at least part of the weekend. I am not the one who made it political, the naysayers did. Let it be their problem.
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Date: 2007-03-20 06:43 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-03-20 07:35 pm (UTC)I really like the new manifesto - and it's nicely applicable to those of us who are far-west Asian as well (like Anatolia). This is going to get added to my 'on-line treatises to pimp' list.
Bravo
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Date: 2007-03-20 10:36 pm (UTC)