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JPG wrote:When you make a foe 'invisible', you know not what they are doing.

I would just use my powers of ignoring them(but watching none the less).
I agree!
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When I make you a FOE, I still know every time you post. If I want to read what you post, I still can. My choice. You do it your way and I'll do it mine.
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dusty wrote:When I make you a FOE, I still know every time you post. If I want to read what you post, I still can. My choice. You do it your way and I'll do it mine.
So what is the advantage of your way?
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JPG wrote:
dusty wrote:When I make you a FOE, I still know every time you post. If I want to read what you post, I still can. My choice. You do it your way and I'll do it mine.
So what is the advantage of your way?
Who said there was an advantage. Not I. My choice.
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dusty wrote:
JPG wrote:
dusty wrote:When I make you a FOE, I still know every time you post. If I want to read what you post, I still can. My choice. You do it your way and I'll do it mine.
So what is the advantage of your way?
Who said there was an advantage. Not I. My choice.
I have never understood 'choices' arbitrarily made with no reason driving them. Resembles whim to me.
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JPG wrote:
dusty wrote:
JPG wrote: So what is the advantage of your way?
Who said there was an advantage. Not I. My choice.
I have never understood 'choices' arbitrarily made with no reason driving them. Resembles whim to me.
Is it arbitrary just because it is not the way you chose to do it? I don't think so.
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dusty wrote:
JPG wrote:
dusty wrote:
Who said there was an advantage. Not I. My choice.
I have never understood 'choices' arbitrarily made with no reason driving them. Resembles whim to me.
Is it arbitrary just because it is not the way you chose to do it? I don't think so.
It must be 'arbitrary' since thee cannot/has not stated anything else. My choices are irrelevant. I do not understand because there is no reason given for the 'choice'. Hence my conclusion(based on paltry little information) is that the choice is a whim.

Please elucidate me if I am in error. ;) :)
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It seems to me that you have made a choice and I could care less why. Don't identify these posters as foe. Your choice.

You do it your way and I'll do it my way and without justification!
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While this discussion is interesting, it is pretty much irrelevant, :rolleyes:

Checking the first page of this thread reveals that the first post has been deleted by Admin. :)
Checking the Members list reveals that there is no longer an account under the name of NancyBrown. :)

So, someone, not me this time, reported the offending post to Admin, (the little button with an exclamation point) and Bingo, post and user are gone. :cool: no one left to add to Foe list. ;) No fuss, no muss.
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Yup. But I wonder if NancyBlue and NancyGreen are possibly related to NancyBrown.
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