A Riddle For Ye

[Tuzenbach]

I started (actually, finished) a reply to this, but it came out sounding rather petty.

Suffice to say, I don't appreciate the attitude, still think that the joke could use a lot of work, and find major flaws in your logic above.

It never fails to amuse me how people can see written text and attach an emotion to it. What if the moment before I wrote that I had to see my dog being hit by a semi-truck out in the street? There I was, tears streaming down my face. My soul wracked with unimaginable pain from losing my best friend since '93. Doing my best to compose myself, I typed a reply for Asmor in an attempt to educate the poor ignorant C3PO-laden warrior. And what do I get for my efforts? A judgement? A label? A scarlet-freakin' letter?! Thank you so much, Asmor. When I'm burying Mephisto, I'm sure to remember your well-thought-out assessment of who I am as a human being.

 

[Asmor]

It never fails to amuse me how people can see written text and attach an emotion to it. What if the moment before I wrote that I had to see my dog being hit by a semi-truck out in the street? There I was, tears streaming down my face. My soul wracked with unimaginable pain from losing my best friend since '93. Doing my best to compose myself, I typed a reply for Asmor in an attempt to educate the poor ignorant C3PO-laden warrior. And what do I get for my efforts? A judgement? A label? A scarlet-freakin' letter?! Thank you so much, Asmor. When I'm burying Mephisto, I'm sure to remember your well-thought-out assessment of who I am as a human being.

If the moment before you wrote that your dog had been hit by semi-truck on the street, I'd have to question your character that you would immediately come inside, browse to your favorite RPG forum, see a reply, and then write out your own.

That said, please point out exactly where I judged you, labelled you, or gave you a "scarlet-freakin' letter." I never assessed you as a human being. I assessed a particular statement of yours. I think that even in the lightest context "Stop me if I'm going too fast for you" is a rather sarcastic remark unless you're talking to someone in person about the intricacies of quantum physics and the Heisenburg uncertainty principle. As you used I don't think I'm reading too much into it to see a certain amount of contempt.