Quote:Maybe because no one else is complaining about it, or continuously hijacking threads when it happens? You call me stupid or I call you stupid, we might comment on it and then move on, we don't take over the thread demanding to know why you did it. That's the big difference.

It has been complained about many times and everyone just says you gotta have thick skin...The other part of the story is why should there have to be complaints? People know its rude to that, personally I would call it a personal attack when someone attacks the poster like that instead of attacking the message posted...Mods even call people idiots and stupid so how well do you think complaining will work? Every single thread gets off track, most find their way back to the topic, but there are always posts off topic in every thread..

 

Quote:What does "meet the sarcastic tone" mean?

 

I was being serious. However there are some times (not nearly enough, obviously) when I can read sarcasm. Not in that post.

It means sounds like sarcasm 

 

Quote:Good post wrong. I do understand a lot of idioms. In fact I often used "drive me nuts" on this forum. I also use "pain in the butt." Kick a cat across the street is a new one for me though. And for the life of me I can't figure out "knock on wood" if nobody explains it. You hit the nail on the head about logic ruling my thought process, however. If something does not make sense, I get mad.

lol yeah my friend will get all kinds of mad when he doesn't understand somthing...as for idioms, you can always google them for an understanding...

 

" <a class="" href='http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=knock+on+wood&defid=1462637'>knock on wood</a>

1. A phrase used to express that something will or will not happen. This expression alludes to the ages-old superstition that literally knocking on wood would ward off evil spirits."

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