(#4) Not having an active online presence

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cinder

cinder

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Lynx said:
I would reply to this but I guess any reply would be moot since we all don't exist.

I'm instead going to take my fictitious self off to eat some imaginary ice cream.
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So I'm just imagining that your fictitious self posted this reply then. Wow I've got a really good non-existent imagination.
 
melita916

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pete13 said:
I doubt that, I have sent several messages to people on Facebook who I am not friends with and they got the message on their phones. So what of the friend request and Twitter messages? Couldn't those have been seen by them had they had an active presence online?
You should have used the desktop earlier if what you are saying is true.
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1. If i dont want to use a desktop, I dont have to lol
2. I said these messages MAY be in a different folder. I didn't say it happens every single time.
3. Each person has his/her own rules when it comes to talking/adding random people on social media. For example, if i dont know someone and we have NO mutual friends, i dont add that person.
4. My observations are based on facebook. I dont have twitter.
5. To each his own.
 
Sonflower

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pete13 said:
And I'm convinced that if I trace your IP address it would either be a crack house or a female minimum security prison.
I'm more liberal and politically correct than you believe therefore you should try to be polite.
This is a Christian site or at least it supposed to be a Christian site. If you are not Christian, then why are you here?
It's surprising that your rude post was not condemned by the folks here. I demand an apology from you.

That aside, I will like to end this post on a good tone, so I will end with a joke I found online and here it is:

A boy breaks on old vase at a rich uncle‘s house. The uncle gets extremely angry and yells: “Do you even know how old the vase was? It was from the 17th century!” The boy sagged in relief: “Oh, good that it wasn’t new.”

Here's another joke:

Bus driver to passenger: Don’t you want to sit down?
Passenger: No, I am in a hurry.

And another one:

What did the judge ask when he went to the dentist?
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“Do you swear to pull the tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth?”
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I, honestly, didn't think this would hurt you Pete. You post some pretty
accusatory statements about Christian women and it can be very upsetting. I apologize for hurting your feelings with my words. I responded in frustration built up over the last 4 posts and that's not ok.
 
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