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PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

ginnyt wrote:

I sure hope that you intended this as a joke for t... (show quote)

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JimMe

fom wrote:

I was pulling up to the supermarket and there were... (show quote)

Look... The complainer didn't have to "go after you" like he did, but the truth is, HE WAS MORE RIGHT THAN YOU... YOU were the one who didn't care about the rules of parking, NOT HIM... Stop and Think About it...

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

I wasn't even phased. I merely corrected the offender then backed away.. I don't personally go looking to bother anyone.

Floyd Brown wrote:

For me if I can't find something pleasant to say I just try to stay away from contact with others.

I just try to not get too upset about things. It is just a waste of time for the most part.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Kitten is now in anger management class, making progress. So glad that you pointed this out. I had just though it was kittens playing, but great observation. I hope his replacement meets with your approval.

slatten49 wrote:

I agree with your assessment, Ginnyt, although I know how FOM felt...been there, done that. On that note, you must do something about that darker orange kitten's aggressive behavior in your avatar. :mrgreen:

I do understand how kittens do the strangest things. :lol:

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

I was willing to just repark until they guy got smart with me.

ginnyt wrote:

I agree. In this situation, I would have recogniz... (show quote)

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Sorry, which story is true? The one you told in the original post or this one?

fom wrote:

I wasn't even phased. I merely corrected the offender then backed away.. I don't personally go looking to bother anyone.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Not according to your original post. He cursed, you got mad parked next to him, he tipped his hat......

fom wrote:

I was willing to just repark until they guy got smart with me.

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

I never bother anybody but the curtsee and the hat tipping and the smirk just could not go without a slight scare. I accomplished that an left the smart aleck alone.

slatten49 wrote:

I agree with your assessment, Ginnyt, although I know how FOM felt...been there, done that. On that note, you must do something about that darker orange kitten's aggressive behavior in your avatar. :mrgreen:

I do understand how kittens do the strangest things. :lol:

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

Consider my post as a confession I am a changed man. I'll turn the other cheek. Glad GinnyT is so nice to kitties. They seem to be nicer than people sometimes.I was nice to the guy really. I never got too close never said a word just let him know I was there.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Okay. I see this in one way, in that you were wrong on many levels, you see it as your right. Good luck. I hope the next time you do this, you do not run up against someone who takes exception to your solution and uses something at their disposal because you responded inappropriately. I know if a person was to follow me and "makes sure" that I know they are following, I would feel threatened. I would even consider calling the police.

fom wrote:

I never bother anybody but the curtsee and the hat tipping and the smirk just could not go without a slight scare. I accomplished that an left the smart aleck alone.

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

Who cares anymore. I admited my deed. sorry I would never advise someone else to do what I did but I was just in a rare mood and not willing to take unnecessary guff. I woulda just reparked and that would have been it but the stupid jerk kept up his assault.

ginnyt wrote:

Sorry, which story is true? The one you told in the original post or this one?

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Well, confession is good for the soul. I see lots of that on OPP. Good luck.

fom wrote:

Who cares anymore. I admited my deed. sorry I would never advise someone else to do what I did but I was just in a rare mood and not willing to take unnecessary guff. I woulda just reparked and that would have been it but the stupid jerk kept up his assault.

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

slatten49 wrote:

I agree with your assessment, Ginnyt, although I know how FOM felt...been there, done that. On that note, you must do something about that darker orange kitten's aggressive behavior in your avatar. :mrgreen:

I do understand how kittens do the strangest things. :lol:

Anger has a "righteous" feeling for "maybe" a minute or two. After that, I have observed, more often than not, the bitter after taste is something difficult to be rid of, perhaps it's meant to serve as a reminder that one should pause, take a deep breath, and think about that action/reaction effect.

Floyd Brown Loc: Milwaukee WI

fom wrote:

Who cares anymore. I admited my deed. sorry I would never advise someone else to do what I did but I was just in a rare mood and not willing to take unnecessary guff. I woulda just reparked and that would have been it but the stupid jerk kept up his assault.

In days past I have not always said or done the right thing either.

In life a few timely calm words can make a big difference.

From what I can see no one bit you head off.

The way I look at it there is more than enough harsh tings happening. The more times we interact with people & can have a kind word or a pleasant smile the better things turn out.

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

Floyd Brown wrote:

In days past I have not always said or done the right thing either.

In life a few timely calm words can make a big difference.

From what I can see no one bit you head off.

The way I look at it there is more than enough harsh tings happening. The more times we interact with people & can have a kind word or a pleasant smile the better things turn out.

Yep.