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Jeff
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Can somebody please edit Da Torri's thread with my information in it? After the hacking incident I removed my AIM screennames from my profile and really don't want them broadcast to everyone here.
Apart, of course, from it being silly to post a private conversation -- whatever though, wouldn't expect anything else from Torrino, I don't really think its appropriate to have my info in there, especially since it was without my knowledge.
Thanks.
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Sat Jan 06, 2007 2:44 pm |
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Nebs
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Edited out your aim name.
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Sat Jan 06, 2007 4:24 pm |
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zennier
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Quote: Can somebody please edit Da Torri's thread with my information in it? After the hacking incident I removed my AIM screennames from my profile and really don't want them broadcast to everyone here.
Funny, I seem to remember your AIM/YIM stuff being in there until about a day ago. And the hacking was months ago.
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Sat Jan 06, 2007 5:33 pm |
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Jeff
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zennier wrote: Quote: Can somebody please edit Da Torri's thread with my information in it? After the hacking incident I removed my AIM screennames from my profile and really don't want them broadcast to everyone here. Funny, I seem to remember your AIM/YIM stuff being in there until about a day ago. And the hacking was months ago. ..... 
It was there until recently, not exactly right after the hacking this is correct. I'd been meaning to do it actually for a while, and in fact that I had, but checked it and saw I hadn't. However, it was the hacking that brought it on, and the fact that I really don't want that information out for everyone to see.
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Sat Jan 06, 2007 7:54 pm |
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Bradley Witherberry
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While you're in editing mode, how about on the forum index page, in the recent updates section, removing the link to 2006 Year in Review by Galia which hasn't existed since dv's hissy fit...
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 12:03 pm |
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getluv
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I can't believe dolce took down her article. It made the most sense and in no way was it a hissy fit. The only people that had a hissy fit were the CHILDREN OF MEN fuckwittles club. If it's such a necessary film...then where's the nominations. Yes thats right.
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 12:35 pm |
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getluv
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No its with you....
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 1:01 pm |
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Bradley Witherberry
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She had every right to her opinion in the article -- the aforementioned fit only began with her self-censoring...
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Mister Ecks
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getluv wrote: If it's such a necessary film...then where's the nominations. Yes thats right.
Don't use that, and try to make it come off as an example of why you think the film sucks. If you're going to gloss over all the mentions on Top Ten Lists, as well as numerous Critics Awards, then at least specify that you mean the Golden Globes and the like. Babel, a film with a solid chance at a Best Picture win at the Oscars, probably has the completely opposite reviews as Children of Men on this forum (as well as many critics, although that number is not as overwhelming as the number on this forum).
And, what's the Dolce thing? What happened?
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 9:20 pm |
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bABA
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Mr. X wrote: getluv wrote: If it's such a necessary film...then where's the nominations. Yes thats right. Don't use that, and try to make it come off as an example of why you think the film sucks. If you're going to gloss over all the mentions on Top Ten Lists, as well as numerous Critics Awards, then at least specify that you mean the Golden Globes and the like. Babel, a film with a solid chance at a Best Picture win at the Oscars, probably has the completely opposite reviews as Children of Men on this forum (as well as many critics, although that number is not as overwhelming as the number on this forum). And, what's the Dolce thing? What happened?
I just finished reading over it without the source article. entertaining stuff. here is the short version.
Dolce refused to watch children of men because really, its a woman's issue so the film should have been titled "children of women which they may or may not choose to keep in the wake of extinction". From what i've gathered, some of our posters from Dakota made an appearance in the thread and tod dolce that shes lost her head, should actually bother watching the film and even more so, first try this pregnancy stuff herself, something the men claim, they've all tried and rather enjoyed. someone was called a bitch, another went on a hunger strike and like a good ol' fashion witchhunt, the weapons came out and galia practiced self censorship. this sparked an entirely new debate on censorship and how any material, whatever it may be, should never be deleted from the internet.
Its all here in my book titled "Along came a nail Cutter .. and other Random moments of Happiness"
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Wed Jan 17, 2007 9:26 pm |
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Mister Ecks
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I Am Jack's... wrote: http://www.worldofkj.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=142&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=300
Too many words, not enough sex.
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Bradley Witherberry
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Sadly, here's all the remaining snippets of the original article I could find embedded in quotes, for the record...
dolcevita wrote: 2006 was rough on film fans as studios struggled to resurrect franchises and revisit genres while simultaneously throttling the life from those very same expensive productions. dolcevita wrote: Such is the case for films like Children of Men, where critics failed to address a rather strong pro-natalist sub-context in the name of America’s anti-war cry... dolcevita wrote: 3. Casino Royale: That Casino Royale is poised to become the highest grossing Bond in theatre history makes an otherwise terrible movie truly atrocious. Somewhere in Casino Royale, the cast and crew forgot James Bond was supposed to make an appearance and instead hashed up some hybrid between Vin Diesel and an ESPN2 Poker-a-thon. And because we haven’t all watched ESPN before, or apparently seen two screen personalities fall in love, Paul “Let-me-tell-you-how-it-is†Haggis got his grubby fingers on the script and did what he’s so well known for: Made it be known what the movie was about in the first five minutes, riddled the dialogue with blunt, silly language, flat characters, and forgot to actually have anything happen except for massive amounts of crying, pouting, and facial grimacing. While they were at it, they forgot to at least tap into audience fantasy of global travel. Due to its warm audience and critical reception, I think its pretty safe to say it’s the end of Bond as we know. Blofeld’s dream has finally come true. dolcevita wrote: A quick review from the article I'm writing:
3. <i>Pan’s Labyrinth</i>: Pan’s Labyrinth is the story of mental escapism in times of crushing inhumanity. Only reality is so suffocating it invades even the fantasy world of a little girl, forcing her to stand by her morals even in the land she has created for herself. When a young girl learns she is the princess of a fantastic realm, she goes on a haunting treasure hunt through the grounds of a 1940’s oppressive Spanish general. In the background is the horror of man, and in the foreground is a horrific decision she must make in order to assume her queenship. Pan’s Labyrinth is very simple. The good guys are all good, and the bad guys are all bad, and no point are any of the individuals truly well developed to the sense an anti-war movie demands. But the dream world is rich, and Pan’s is well crafted. It is a step in the right direction of merging digital effects and social conscience in a way that updates the conservative tendencies of past works such as the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Pan’s Labyrinth is an incredibly well told and visually stunning story that tried, and successfully bridged multiple genres.
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Bradley Witherberry
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Thanx for editing that - it's really no big deal to have the dead link, except that I hate needless scrolling down pages...
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dolcevita
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I Am Jack's... wrote: Dolce is a big girl. A writer who can't take criticism shouldn't write.
Again, if you have issue with the hissy hit, take it up with her.
It's ok. No one has to take up anything with me. I know what I did. I'm not proud of my conduct, but that's mostly because I get the impression I come here for different reasons than other people do, and I've had to reconsider my approach to virtual friendship (or what I thought was a virtual friendship).
I don't write anymore, so yes, I couldn't take the criticism. Or conversely, some of what people said about the movie was interesting, and I had to reconsider my impression of the plot, while other comments had nothing to do with the movie, and were just rough name-calling, which admittedly, I couldn't handle. I wasn't aware this was a pissing contest where the victor is (s)he who cares least about how many people (s)he can upset and then not take seriously by talking about mass-consumed entertainment. If that about sums it up, than yeah, I lose. I don't mind too much, though.
What I do mind, and what I'm trying to still figure out though, is why this is still being snidely remarked upon ten days later? Does it make you feel like a stronger, better, more virile person to poke fun at someone else who couldn't take being cussed at? Does it make you feel like your writing has improved, or your character is somehow immediately strengthened by someone else's self-doubt? Or do you just enjoy making sure the door hits me on the way out by talking trash about me when I'm not even around?
I think we both know we don't particularly like eachother, and we've both said it to eachother between the lines in several back 'n forth posts. But last I checked I wasn't going into threads you weren't present in and slamming your character, your past relationships, or your pretty irresponsible conduct towards certain site operations in the past year.
I do think we're just at that catty point you and Mav were in maybe two years ago when I was still modding. Looking for a fight. And just like you and him made up, I'm going to try and extend an unconditional olive branch, and work on not being snide when posting/speaking with you. You don't have to return it, mind you, but I just wanted to let you know I think most of your posts are pretty funny, and I just don't enjoy when I personally start getting catty. So I'm going to cut that petty aspect of me out.
Cheers!
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bABA
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**points at Getluv accusingly**
he started it
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Thu Jan 18, 2007 5:49 pm |
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dolcevita
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Hungry Hungry Hippo wrote: **points at Getluv accusingly**
he started it
Random stuff doesn't bother me. I'm only mentioning this now because I think the animosity between Loyal and myself has gone on a bit longer and been more aggressive than this thread alone.
Since I'm already in the process of reconsidering how I talk to and think about everyone here, I just tossed Loyal into the bunch too, and wanted to let him know I'm gonna cut it out on my end.
I just think its time for me to maintain distance with posters for one reason or another. Either I was sad that someone didn't post enough who I wanted to post more, or irritated that someone who I didn't like posted too much, or just there were some people whom I demand too much from because I liked them more, or I was more upset by when they were upset for random reasons. Its not really fair to any of them (there are only a few, but still) that I hold them up to especially high standards.
So I wondered to myself why I do that, and rather than people who fight here and say they don't care. I'll say I do care, but that I am in the process of *training myself to care less.* Just saying, because I don't really want to carry a grudge against anyone, or end up leaving here on bad terms because I'm getting randomly frustrated with the people I should otherwise like and enjoy more.
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dolcevita
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I Am Jack's... wrote: I have no idea what you're going on about. But I think you need a time out.
I concur whole heartedly, that's why I cut back posting last week. I take things too seriously.
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Thu Jan 18, 2007 6:08 pm |
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bABA
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dolcevita wrote: Hungry Hungry Hippo wrote: **points at Getluv accusingly**
he started it Random stuff doesn't bother me. I'm only mentioning this now because I think the animosity between Loyal and myself has gone on a bit longer and been more aggressive than this thread alone. Since I'm already in the process of reconsidering how I talk to and think about everyone here, I just tossed Loyal into the bunch too, and wanted to let him know I'm gonna cut it out on my end. I just think its time for me to maintain distance with posters for one reason or another. Either I was sad that someone didn't post enough who I wanted to post more, or irritated that someone who I didn't like posted too much, or just there were some people whom I demand too much from because I liked them more, or I was more upset by when they were upset for random reasons. Its not really fair to any of them (there are only a few, but still) that I hold them up to especially high standards. So I wondered to myself why I do that, and rather than people who fight here and say they don't care. I'll say I do care, but that I am in the process of *training myself to care less.* Just saying, because I don't really want to carry a grudge against anyone, or end up leaving here on bad terms because I'm getting randomly frustrated with the people I should otherwise like and enjoy more.
don't you move away from me Mr.
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Shack
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Hate to associate myself with this whole mess at all, but loyal's original comment was right. Writers and artists take criticism, that's what they do. You shouldn't back down because of what other people said about your piece.
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dolcevita
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I Am Jack's... wrote: I never knew you didnt like me.
BTW, nice digs in your post. Not sure why you felt the need to get personal.
I know, but I caught myself afterwards, and told myself to back off in the next post. I was so mad at you when I said it though, I thought it best to leave it up as an example of exactly how much I've come to loathe you.
I didn't really handle that well all those times I tried to avoid meeting you, or when I apologized the last time I yelled at the site admin, because instead of saying I think both sides acted in poor conduct, I cracked a self-deprecatory joke about myself, and then said it was all about me, etc. Now I think its better to just say its obviously two way, and I'm going to go reflect on my half of it, regardless of what happens on the other end. Afterall, there are alot of people I can't stand in these forums, and usually I learn how to ignore them, or in the least not get too excited when I don't ignore them. And then I usually end up not hating them so much in a few months anyways. I don't think its fair to ask you to change when I don't ask them to change, so in those aspects, its definately my fault. As I already mentioned, I take certain people too seriously for good or bad (sometimes its nice to take people seriously, and it speaks to having a better connection, but not always).
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dolcevita
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Hungry Hungry Hippo wrote: don't you move away from me Mr.
Why not? I fight too much with you, too. You maintain your distance from everything quite well, and are very patient with everyone when they are freaking out, which one could only do from a certain vantage point. You and Karl had way too much of a handful with me for two years than you should have had. I'm a pretty passionate, stupid person. That's not a good combination...in fact its a headache for anyone that gets too close to it. If anything, I'm doing you a favor, and your email box won't be full of a gazillion cryfests every week.
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Thu Jan 18, 2007 6:57 pm |
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Jeff
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dolcevita wrote: I Am Jack's... wrote: Dolce is a big girl. A writer who can't take criticism shouldn't write.
Again, if you have issue with the hissy hit, take it up with her.
It's ok. No one has to take up anything with me. I know what I did. I'm not proud of my conduct, but that's mostly because I get the impression I come here for different reasons than other people do, and I've had to reconsider my approach to virtual friendship (or what I thought was a virtual friendship). I don't write anymore, so yes, I couldn't take the criticism. Or conversely, some of what people said about the movie was interesting, and I had to reconsider my impression of the plot, while other comments had nothing to do with the movie, and were just rough name-calling, which admittedly, I couldn't handle. I wasn't aware this was a pissing contest where the victor is (s)he who cares least about how many people (s)he can upset and then not take seriously by talking about mass-consumed entertainment. If that about sums it up, than yeah, I lose. I don't mind too much, though. What I do mind, and what I'm trying to still figure out though, is why this is still being snidely remarked upon ten days later? Does it make you feel like a stronger, better, more virile person to poke fun at someone else who couldn't take being cussed at? Does it make you feel like your writing has improved, or your character is somehow immediately strengthened by someone else's self-doubt? Or do you just enjoy making sure the door hits me on the way out by talking trash about me when I'm not even around? I think we both know we don't particularly like eachother, and we've both said it to eachother between the lines in several back 'n forth posts. But last I checked I wasn't going into threads you weren't present in and slamming your character, your past relationships, or your pretty irresponsible conduct towards certain site operations in the past year. I do think we're just at that catty point you and Mav were in maybe two years ago when I was still modding. Looking for a fight. And just like you and him made up, I'm going to try and extend an unconditional olive branch, and work on not being snide when posting/speaking with you. You don't have to return it, mind you, but I just wanted to let you know I think most of your posts are pretty funny, and I just don't enjoy when I personally start getting catty. So I'm going to cut that petty aspect of me out. Cheers!
I only read the part that Loyal quoted, but I agree... I think.
Moot point now anyway.
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Jeff
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dolcevita wrote: Hungry Hungry Hippo wrote: don't you move away from me Mr.
Why not? I fight too much with you, too. You maintain your distance from everything quite well, and are very patient with everyone when they are freaking out, which one could only do from a certain vantage point. You and Karl had way too much of a handful with me for two years than you should have had. I'm a pretty passionate, stupid person. That's not a good combination...in fact its a headache for anyone that gets too close to it. If anything, I'm doing you a favor, and your email box won't be full of a gazillion cryfests every week.
I think I speak for most of the site that if you chose to leave we would be losing a valuable member of our community.
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Jeff
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Shack wrote: Hate to associate myself with this whole mess at all, but loyal's original comment was right. Writers and artists take criticism, that's what they do. You shouldn't back down because of what other people said about your piece.
Yes, but that doesn't excuse people calling her a "bitch", "stupid" or other such things. Constructive criticism is best. I felt strongly about my disagreement with what she wrote but I think I itterated that in terms that didn't cross the line like some people did.
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Jeff
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I Am Jack's... wrote: I'm so happy we didn't end up sleeping together when I came to NYC.
Imagine how ackward that would be now.
Mental note: don't sleep with Loyal in Atlanta.
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