Jazzmoose

I dunno...how hot was she?* *Like you all, I fully expected Allen Lowe to make this comment, but apparently he's not online today, so as it's Saturday, and my day to cover, I'm forced to make the post myself...

Really. The text is about as clear cut as it can be. How the appeal's court was able to torture their interpretation out of it is beyond me.

In the future, remember that negative feedback is like pulling a gun. Don't threaten with it. Do it. Besides, as others have mentioned, that's the last step, not an intermediate step. When you leave a neg, you're basically saying "this is over; here's the result". I'd work on getting the money back right now, and feedback isn't going to work. By the way, don't let a seller's threat to retaliate stop you from leaving a neg; it hurts a seller a lot more than it hurts a buyer. And while I think Dan's advice here sums up the right approach, I disagree with the "vicious" approach. Much better is factual, to the point bald truth. If you make it too nasty, anyone reading it will just assume you're a loon. By the way, what was this seller's feedback like before you ordered?

Can we swap this guy back for Monte or something?

You're right there are, were, and always will be plenty of assholes in sports. And of course Bonds is not the only one using steroids, past or present. That is obvious as hell. He is though, the one about to break Aaron's record, so the spotlight is on him. Where did you get those numbers at? In a poll conducted by MSNBC just a few days ago, the numbers are quite different... MSNBC This ESPN poll matches your numbers more closely, but you left out the fact that 73% of those polled believe Bonds uses Steroids. ESPN I got those numbers from a poll done a couple months a go. These new polls should suggest to you that the media is attempting to do some damage control. I mean, think about it, you have a multi-billion dollar organization which has been bitching about Bonds, with no actual proof, what would you do? Answer: Take another poll which favors your prejudice.. "the media" is a single, multi-billion dollar organization, apparently engaged in an unprecedented attempt to destroy a decent, honorable man ... do you ever listen to yourself? Hope not; he'd be even dizzier!

He's got a point. Heck, he's gotta lot of balls to suggest...er...I mean ball...uh...nevermind...

Turn around. doh!

Why do you people keep talking about Barry Bonds quest for HR record on a thread entitled Barry Bonds quest for HR record? It's disturbing...

Wow. I can wiggle my ears and cross my eyes, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how to rotate my balls...

Jazzmoose is utterly confused. So I guess things are normal...

Well, no; I can't be certain. I'm using...ah, hell; I'm getting old. The one after ME...

Piss off. Roid rage? Maybe. Preparation H might help...

I switched to Firefox full time about two weeks ago. Now I'm having a problem with pop up ads (even on this site, so I know it isn't the sites, and yes, I know Firefox is supposed to block them...it did until yesterday), hijacked homepage, and whatnot. Thanks but no thanks; once I get this cleaned up, I'm going back to my "unsafe" Microsoft browser.

That pretty much sums it up...

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Damn, you're good!

You're right, Sal; it was Fear and Loathing.

I saw a Criterion set at Target the other day. I must have immediately gone into shock, because I can't remember what title it was...

Doesn't bother me. But then, I don't watch it...

I agree. It was a cheap trick. Bun E. Carlos Robin Zander Rick Neilson

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Look, you drink soda (diet or otherwise), and you're taking in caffeine, a diuretic, and sodium, which requires more water to flush out, but you have less because you're drinking a diuretic. Can't be good for you...

Yeah, we heard about this down here yesterday, and we were shocked.

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