A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

6th Aug. 2018, at 06:11 pm CEST#41

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Metz1013 wrote on 06/08/2018 at 17:24
You apparently did not read my posts at all for me though not bad but if you are going to quote me then please do it properly I never said this thread should be deleted!!!!

I'm sorry that I didn't reproduce it exactly as you wrote it, (I did write it, though), but if I had, I would have acted, in my eyes, against the aesthetics of the language.
Therefore I decided to remain with the essence.
This applies to both contributions.

And that you claim that I have not read your posts, makes me a little scared, because it means to me that not only some users have problems to understand your writing, but even you as the author.

Anyway... nice life

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

6th Aug. 2018, at 06:31 pm CEST#42

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Samira wrote on 06/08/2018 at 18:11
Sorry I didn't reproduce it exactly as you wrote it, (I did add to it though), but had I done so, I would have acted, in my eyes, against the aesthetics of the language.
Therefore I decided to remain with the essence.
This applies to both contributions.

And that you claim that I have not read your posts, makes me a little scared, because it means to me that not only some users have problems to understand your writing, but even you as the author.

Anyway... nice life

Where did I write that I want the post to be shot I never said that

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

6th Aug. 2018, at 07:47 pm CEST#43

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Player89 wrote on 06/08/2018 at 17:14
Ahso I did not know that you can write here only the positive things in this forum. Then I take back everything of course...to recognize the irony should be no problem for you

Come let it be. You can of course write what you want. There is freedom of opinion.
And continue to feed the troll...

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

6th Aug. 2018, at 07:51 pm CEST#44

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Metz1013 wrote on 06/08/2018 at 18:31
Where did I write that I want the post to be shot I never said that

It was about the thread 32Red vlt you remember now.

Hey Metz,
i'm sorry if you feel attacked, that was and is not my intention, somehow we got into conflict, for whatever reason is actually unimportant, but what is important is that they were probably irrelevant. I do not want to continue the conversation in this way and hope that we can deal peacefully with each other in the future.

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

6th Aug. 2018, at 08:04 pm CEST#45

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Samira wrote on 2018-08-06 at 19:51
It was about the thread 32Red vlt you remember now.

Hey Metz,
i'm sorry if you feel attacked, that was and is not my intention, somehow we clashed, for whatever reasons is actually unimportant, but what is important is that they were probably trivial. I do not want to continue the conversation in this way and hope that we can deal peacefully with each other in the future.

I have and felt in no way attacked it just surprised me that you meant that I would have written that this post could be closed here and remember the topic of 32Red that I would have written somewhere that access I do not know could you possibly find me the post thank you

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

6th Aug. 2018, at 10:43 pm CEST#46

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Mombasa wrote on 08/06/2018 at 3:48 pm
Suicide would be pretty helpful in such a tense situation.
Otherwise just the usual - vent frustration with the wife or in the whorehouse.
Hope to have helped you and good luck also further...

ðŸ˜'
What more can you say!
Despite the incidents today I had to laugh then but still ðŸ˜'

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

6th Aug. 2018, at 10:46 pm CEST#47

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I also find this biting irony just great!
understand just not many....

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

7th Aug. 2018, at 04:11 am CEST#48

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I regret it here ever to have put a foot in, I hope some users that if they need some comfort or encouragement they do not get it. Some come here in the thread insult me indirectly or in a subtle way, write several pages off-topic and to top it all off they then call me a troll / liar? So much audacity had not even Nestlé with the drinking water in developing countries.

My intention was seriously to "cool down" for a short time and to get some encouragement, it may be that I have disturbed someone here - but is not that to some extent the sense of a "game addiction" category? In addition, I am, no matter what you think I am, a person who just like any other... user here also has its problems.

I thank the users who tried to be friendly or contributed something constructive. The thread can be closed from my side, I have to think again whether I will be active here again... then all can brag about how "right" they were.

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

7th Aug. 2018, at 05:24 am CEST#49

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Ankor wrote on 07.08.2018 at 04:11: I regret it here ever to have put a foot in, I hope some users that if they times some comfort or encouragement need this not receive. Some come here in the thread insult me indirectly or in a subtle way, write several pages off-topic and to top it all off they then call me of all people a troll / liar? So much audacity had not even Nestlé with the drinking water in developing countries.

My intention was seriously to "cool down" for a short time and to get some encouragement, it may be that I have disturbed someone here - but is not that to some extent the sense of a "game addiction" category? In addition, I am, no matter what you think I am, a person who just like any other... user here also has its problems.

I thank the users who tried to be friendly or contributed something constructive. The thread can be closed from my side, I have to think again whether I will be active here again... then all can brag about how "right" they were.

Ahem ... what was now actually your original request? Can you explain that again in more detail

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A crying thread - How do you cheer up after a loss?

7th Aug. 2018, at 08:21 am CEST#50

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Yep now we finally have a real crying thread
Otherwise, please do not throw everything of me on the scale. And who knows me, also knows my ultra-black humor.

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