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She did notThank you for the tip but did she state it was a thread Mott started?
She did notThank you for the tip but did she state it was a thread Mott started?
Seriously...she never mentioned what she "got wrong"...lol..pesky details...
She did not
There are zero people who do that.
I have seen Evince make this kinds of threads many times over the history of this board.
And to me, the most impressive thing is not only her manner of admitting the mistake but expressing humility, remorse, and a capacity to learn from the mistake.
You know who I have not seen express the slightest remorse or admission of a catastrophic blunder for supporting the Iraq War Disaster?
Yep, that's right....99.999999 percent of conservative posters on jpp dot com
What did you get wrong?
Just about every thing, she's an imbecile.
More of your "honesty"?
More of your "honesty"?
What did you get wrong?
I didn't know which roman leaders were which and accused him of being wrong when he wasnt
Thanks Desh. If you would like to learn more about Ancient Rome I’d strongly recommend The late Coleen McCollough’s master of Rome series starting with The First Man in Rome.Sorry Dude
sometimes I get too harsh and knee jerk with my reactions
You were spot on and taught me some history today
infact you have inspired me to learn more about this subject
an inspiring time I never took the time to learn more about
I do these apology threads for the cons and I thought this stupidity of mine towards you deserved the same level of treatment
You the man dude
my face is in the dirt
thank you for the whooping
In the end your asskicking will make me a better person and a more informed one at that
Sorry dude !
I pointed out that a statue of Julius Caesar Frank posted was actually Octavian (Caesar Augustus) and Desh accused me of not being correct.What did you get wrong?
What other poster here has started threads acknowledging their screw ups?
I care.I read the thread where Mott corrected her. Maybe she just forgot to link up. If you guys were really interested in the thread, not just bashing evince, you could search Mott's posts from yesterday.
I know people will acknowledge their errors inside a thread and am not criticizing that. You do it, I do it. But IMO it's a lot more ballsy to start an actual thread dissing yourself in the title where everyone can read it.
Again IMO... this thread shows that people really don't care about the apology, they're just using it as another opportunity to bash evince. You and I have been down this road before and are not going to change each other's opinions but I'll say it once more for the others... if you don't like what evince posts then put her on your ignore list already.
No disrespect to my Ohio brotheren Mott but I'm not looking through every thread posted yesterday to try and find her conversation with Mott.
If I started a thread saying Superfreak schooled me when you be rushing in to say how great I was and singing the praises of my integrity? Probably not nor would you be expected to. And let's be honest, this whole board and politics is tribalism and a team sport. It just is. So saying someone on your own team taught you something isn't really going out on a limb. Acknowledging someone on the "other side" schooled you takes a whole lot more "guts" and integrity.
I pointed out that a statue of Julius Caesar Frank posted was actually Octavian (Caesar Augustus) and Desh accused me of not being correct.
Sorry Dude
sometimes I get too harsh and knee jerk with my reactions
You were spot on and taught me some history today
infact you have inspired me to learn more about this subject
an inspiring time I never took the time to learn more about
I do these apology threads for the cons and I thought this stupidity of mine towards you deserved the same level of treatment
You the man dude
my face is in the dirt
thank you for the whooping
In the end your asskicking will make me a better person and a more informed one at that
Sorry dude !
Thanks Desh. If you would like to learn more about Ancient Rome I’d strongly recommend The late Coleen McCollough’s master of Rome series starting with The First Man in Rome.