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street dog · **Posted:** Mon Jul 13, 2009 2:29 pm

JerseyCaptain wrote:

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Don't take this the wrong way, please, don't, but, She wasn't overreacting, and on your other post (and this one when you talked about 'guessing') it seemed you were the one over reacting.

No, I wasn't. I was reacting logically to what you said.

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Well sooorry guessing is sooo bad to you. Its just what people do, my bad.

Did I ever say that people never guess? Did I ever say it was so bad to guess?

Hardly. I said that presenting your guesses as facts, when you haven't indicated that they are guesses, is wrong. The words "I guess" never once appeared in your post. So I don't see how you can possibly think I was being unfair or that I was overreacting.

Well, my post said "But I don't realy know." At the front. Im sure people are smart enough to tell that was a guess.

Snickelfritz · **Posted:** Mon Jul 13, 2009 5:39 pm

@street dog: Your post about the reasons why you believed the fox to be neither rabid or unafraid of people clearly shows that you assume this is fact. Why? I'll quote the first part of that post. "Unlike you all, I was at the party, so I don't think it was rabbid OR unafriad of people." Though no one can know the tone in which this would have been spoken if aloud, what I just quoted seemed to be stated in a rather haughty, and knowing manner. Also, Jersey wasn't overreacting to anything. The "reasons" you posted were irrelevant to whether the fox was rabid or not. And at the very end of that post you say that you didn't know what was going on, but yet all of your "reasons" state that you do know, hence why Jersey believed you were convincing others that those were fact.

(Sorry if this is a bit confusing, if you can't understand it, just tell me and I'll try to make it clearer.)

street dog · **Posted:** Wed Jul 15, 2009 9:15 am

Misteriosa wrote:

@street dog: Your post about the reasons why you believed the fox to be neither rabid or unafraid of people clearly shows that you assume this is fact. Why? I'll quote the first part of that post. "Unlike you all, I was at the party, so I don't think it was rabbid OR unafriad of people." Though no one can know the tone in which this would have been spoken if aloud, what I just quoted seemed to be stated in a rather haughty, and knowing manner. Also, Jersey wasn't overreacting to anything. The "reasons" you posted were irrelevant to whether the fox was rabid or not. And at the very end of that post you say that you didn't know what was going on, but yet all of your "reasons" state that you do know, hence why Jersey believed you were convincing others that those were fact.

(Sorry if this is a bit confusing, if you can't understand it, just tell me and I'll try to make it clearer.)

I know my first post sounded rather rude, but I just was saying I was at the party. I diidn't mean to sound rude or mean on any of my posts.

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