Why do you always have to be so hurtful to one another. You all say you want to growup, well then grow up and act like it. You make remarks about what one another is saying, and in doing so you are just like the other person.
Should I feel bad that those comments make me laugh? The first comment, even though being mean seems to be the funniest response one could come up with for the blog post. The second comment is the icing on the cake because someone actually thinks that the commenter might actually care what others have to say about his comment, but in actuality doesn't at all care what anyone else thinks about it. (Just as anyone with a life would come to the same point of apathy toward silly things like blogs and blog comments.) It makes me wonder how people can honestly think that others care. If the second anonymous commenter at all cared for the first commenter, why is the second commenter trying to point out the wrongs of the first commenter? If the first cared at all for the blog poster, why would he have posted such a mean comment? Is the second commenter any better for shoving the wrong of the first commenter in his face? I would love it if someone could point out to me where the love is. I looked over 1st Corinthians 13 a few times for the verse that said "love points out shortcomings," but I couldn't find it. Thus, I must conclude that a roflcopter raid like the one on the Vietnamese village in apocalypse now seems to be in order. On a side note: With my super duper keen intellect, I've realized that complete honesty on my part toward the sad little conflict between certain people may cause some anger and resentment toward me. My lack of concern for their feelings toward me is somewhat depressing, but at the same time immaterial. Which is funny, because that means that I'm not acting out of love either and that right there makes me a hypocrite. But I do love you Indy. I'm sorry you have some relationships the way that they are. I'm sorry that you have to put up with so much crap from so many people around you. Just know that its probably because they're jealous of your sexy hair. Speaking of funny proverbs... Pro 29:11 A fool speaks all his mind; but a wise one keeps it in until afterwards. (Its only funny because it's on my own blog.)
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what a ironic post given the blog its on
Why do you always have to be so hurtful to one another. You all say you want to growup, well then grow up and act like it. You make remarks about what one another is saying, and in doing so you are just like the other person.
Should I feel bad that those comments make me laugh? The first comment, even though being mean seems to be the funniest response one could come up with for the blog post. The second comment is the icing on the cake because someone actually thinks that the commenter might actually care what others have to say about his comment, but in actuality doesn't at all care what anyone else thinks about it. (Just as anyone with a life would come to the same point of apathy toward silly things like blogs and blog comments.) It makes me wonder how people can honestly think that others care. If the second anonymous commenter at all cared for the first commenter, why is the second commenter trying to point out the wrongs of the first commenter? If the first cared at all for the blog poster, why would he have posted such a mean comment? Is the second commenter any better for shoving the wrong of the first commenter in his face? I would love it if someone could point out to me where the love is. I looked over 1st Corinthians 13 a few times for the verse that said "love points out shortcomings," but I couldn't find it. Thus, I must conclude that a roflcopter raid like the one on the Vietnamese village in apocalypse now seems to be in order.
On a side note: With my super duper keen intellect, I've realized that complete honesty on my part toward the sad little conflict between certain people may cause some anger and resentment toward me. My lack of concern for their feelings toward me is somewhat depressing, but at the same time immaterial. Which is funny, because that means that I'm not acting out of love either and that right there makes me a hypocrite.
But I do love you Indy. I'm sorry you have some relationships the way that they are. I'm sorry that you have to put up with so much crap from so many people around you. Just know that its probably because they're jealous of your sexy hair.
Speaking of funny proverbs... Pro 29:11 A fool speaks all his mind; but a wise one keeps it in until afterwards. (Its only funny because it's on my own blog.)
Thank you jesse for your good wisdom. Especialy the ROLF Copter and "Just know that its probably because they're jealous of your sexy hair."
So true.
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