Pittakos wrote:
I was attacked by a bare female, once. There were no warning signs posted. Should I sue?

HAR!!

The Wolf has a favorite sweatshirt. It has a picture of Winnie the Pooh bending down to sniff a flower...and the caption reads 'BEAR BOTTOM'.

mykidsgramma wrote:
OMG! I wish I had read all of Finehomes post before I replied to him trying to make nice. Now I see he was just playing an April Fools joke on all of us! Nice guy, Temple marriage, vulgur potty mouth! Sorry, potty mouth is too mild a description for the trash he wrote. I stick with my profiling!

Brighteye, I feel so bad for the profanity directed at you. I am greatly offended by it, for you and for the rest of us that had to see it. Are these messages not monitored?

Thanks gramma. I can handle Finehomes. He argues like a wimp. He just throws out offensive words and tries to get his point across through intimidation. It won't work with me though. However, I do feel sorry for his wife.

Last night when my husband saw that someone had called me the C word, he was mad, but I just laughed it off. I explained to him that Finehomes is probably suffering from some kind of mental illness.

Brighteye, I'm sure you can handle the likes of Finehomes, but it just hurts my heart to have anyone referred to in such a vulgar way. And the word douche does not offend me. I've been known to use a cuss word now and then, not trying to be a prude or anything. But I do think he went over the line using high school age locker room talk. Very dissrespectful and inconsiderate of those who prefer not to hear or read that type of profanity.

I was in a restaurant once in Park City when my children were pre teens and there were 2 men at the table behind us. They had such a poor vocabulary and were so uneducated that they had to fill in with the "f" word every other word. I got up and went to their table and told them I was there with my children and I did not want them to be exposed to such language. They actually had the grace to go bright red, apologized and did not repeat the offense.

mykidsgramma wrote:
Brighteye, I'm sure you can handle the likes of Finehomes, but it just hurts my heart to have anyone referred to in such a vulgar way. And the word douche does not offend me. I've been known to use a cuss word now and then, not trying to be a prude or anything. But I do think he went over the line using high school age locker room talk. Very dissrespectful and inconsiderate of those who prefer not to hear or read that type of profanity.

I was in a restaurant once in Park City when my children were pre teens and there were 2 men at the table behind us. They had such a poor vocabulary and were so uneducated that they had to fill in with the "f" word every other word. I got up and went to their table and told them I was there with my children and I did not want them to be exposed to such language. They actually had the grace to go bright red, apologized and did not repeat the offense.


You're a sweetheart. I do swear, but try not to in front of my kids. It's hard when you are in public, and weird stuff goes on. Last summer I was at Knotts Berry Farm. My older kids went on one of the big roller coasters and I took my 8 year old girl on a tamer one. We were in the line, and there were two teenage appearing girls in front of us that were making out, and groping each other. I fancy myself as quite a liberal person, but I was pretty grossed out, mostly due to the fact that they seemed so young.

I didn't say anything to them, but I tried all kind of distraction techniques with my daughter so she wouldn't notice them. She never did, thankfully.

I learned my lesson though - stick to Disneyland, it's more family friendly!

mykidsgramma wrote:
Brighteye, I'm sure you can handle the likes of Finehomes, but it just hurts my heart to have anyone referred to in such a vulgar way. And the word douche does not offend me. I've been known to use a cuss word now and then, not trying to be a prude or anything. But I do think he went over the line using high school age locker room talk. Very dissrespectful and inconsiderate of those who prefer not to hear or read that type of profanity.

I was in a restaurant once in Park City when my children were pre teens and there were 2 men at the table behind us. They had such a poor vocabulary and were so uneducated that they had to fill in with the "f" word every other word. I got up and went to their table and told them I was there with my children and I did not want them to be exposed to such language. They actually had the grace to go bright red, apologized and did not repeat the offense.

Thank God you live in Utah. In my neck of the woods, that might have gotten you shot.

BrightEye wrote:
mykidsgramma wrote:
Brighteye, I'm sure you can handle the likes of Finehomes, but it just hurts my heart to have anyone referred to in such a vulgar way. And the word douche does not offend me. I've been known to use a cuss word now and then, not trying to be a prude or anything. But I do think he went over the line using high school age locker room talk. Very dissrespectful and inconsiderate of those who prefer not to hear or read that type of profanity.

I was in a restaurant once in Park City when my children were pre teens and there were 2 men at the table behind us. They had such a poor vocabulary and were so uneducated that they had to fill in with the "f" word every other word. I got up and went to their table and told them I was there with my children and I did not want them to be exposed to such language. They actually had the grace to go bright red, apologized and did not repeat the offense.


You're a sweetheart. I do swear, but try not to in front of my kids. It's hard when you are in public, and weird stuff goes on. Last summer I was at Knotts Berry Farm. My older kids went on one of the big roller coasters and I took my 8 year old girl on a tamer one. We were in the line, and there were two teenage appearing girls in front of us that were making out, and groping each other. I fancy myself as quite a liberal person, but I was pretty grossed out, mostly due to the fact that they seemed so young.

I didn't say anything to them, but I tried all kind of distraction techniques with my daughter so she wouldn't notice them. She never did, thankfully.

I learned my lesson though - stick to Disneyland, it's more family friendly!

Unless you make the mistake of going on Gay Pride Day.