>>>>>Slow down. He was being sarcastic... I think....:)
>>>>Yes, I was just being myself! :)
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>>That's why anyone responsible should always use the proper warnings ;-)
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>Agreed. I only follow the first few posts in conversations, and because of this I don't what people post / what their points of view are - so I go by what is written. As I was reminded in a Business Communications class, be careful how you write something, as it may be taken to the letter of it.

There's a potential danger depending on what we write. The thing is that there are so many things missing.

1) We don't see the face of the person as she writes a message.
2) We don't necessarily know the person that writes the message.
3) There could be a misunderstanding because the person is from another country and because of the way that person writes in a foreign language.
3) We don't all share the same sense of humor.

I've been put on somebody's twit list because of (I think) the way I expressed myself.

First I guess that that guy replied to me thinking that I would remember him. That was not the case. So he did'nt like my reply. And then I made some jokes that irritated him more.

Too bad but that's the way things go some times.