Some Schmo wrote:Of course I don't, but it sure sounded like you did earlier in the thread.
Which only proves how imperfect internet bulletin board communication is. I'm strictly neutral, remember? No dog in this fight.
Some Schmo wrote:Of course I don't, but it sure sounded like you did earlier in the thread.
harmony wrote:Some Schmo wrote:Of course I don't, but it sure sounded like you did earlier in the thread.
Which only proves how imperfect internet bulletin board communication is. I'm strictly neutral, remember? No dog in this fight.
What about the physical threat to DCP that was in GoodK's announcement (of intent to sue) post?
dblagent007 wrote:msnobody wrote:Seriously, I'd like to ask one, well two questions, why did you feel GoodK's father "ought" to know and why you felt obligated that you should be the one to inform him?
Did you know that there are literally dozens of threads where DCP, Bob, GoodK and everyone in-between discuss exactly this? For a time, it seemed that every thread turned into a discussion of this issue. Perhaps you could review the old threads and we could skip any further explanations, counterpoints, and endless discussions of "netiquette."
Rollo Tomasi wrote:I felt exactly the same way when I first read the post in question. DCP has dropped so many hints about what he "knew" of GoodK and his family and their past, that I considered his post to be finally divulging what he had threatened to reveal for some time. Until DCP's later 'confession,' I had no idea it was a so-called "test" post.
Trevor wrote:My prediction: no law suit involving issues between GoodK and DCP will ever see the inside of a courtroom.
harmony wrote:
It would be difficult to prove that a relationship in which the stepfather sent the stepson to UBR could be further damaged. This family was dysfunctional and had been for years.