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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Wow, so many levels of cotton-headed ninny muggins (censored by myself), it would be hard to know where to start.
Edited by halfabustisbetter
06/04/2007 10:17 am
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I e-mailed the seller letting him/her know that they they have made an error. Now maybe they will kill the auction and re-list it properly. Mike  |
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He also has some silver wartime lincoln pennies for sale.
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Forum Dad
United States
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I think "stupid" and "moron" are pretty strong. I think its more like "lazy" or "ignorant".  |
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United States
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I mailed him again suggesting he may want to purchase a copy of the 2008 Red Book of U.S. coins and do some research before listing more stuff. I think the person is really not aware of what they are selling. The auctions are not going to make them more money the way they are presented. I wonder if they will respond to the advice? Mike |
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Canada
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What is more stupid foolish,...the Susan B. Anthony part or the metal alligator clip digging its claws into the coin.
Edited by chrycopaul
06/04/2007 12:17 am
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Ah man
It doesn't have the same ring to it now bobby. It's a quote tis why I used it but no worries if ya don't want it on here.
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Hi Graceoutcast. It was me, not Bobby that edited the title. I think Ron White's bit is hilarious, but I don't think we need to call someone stupid if we don't know the facts of behind the persons abilities. Mike  |
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Well folks, we have all done foolish things at least I know I have! My approach is to first point out the mistakes and suggest a way to correct them, rather than criticize. I know it takes more time but it can be more productive. I agree that the listings, the alligator clip etc. are awful to look at but to me it just means the person needs to educate himself. That was my suggestion by e-mail to the person. Mike |
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 good call, Mike. Hopefully he will join the forum. |
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United States
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Actually changing a title without grammatical or other error that described something in a way intended by the author is not "editing."
It's called censoring.
I realize it's done all the time, but we really should call it by its proper name.
I will also refrain from using the M-word henceforth and will switch to "cotton-headed ninny muggins."
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i have done countless silly things when I sell first time at ebay but had corrected it when I got knowledge to do so. what I can say about the seller is that he/she is likely not an ignorant about coins. know what he/she is doing however they opted one wrong way. it's just an opinion. Edited by baguiobookstore
06/04/2007 09:48 am
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Ahhh the clips!
I guess everyone has to start somewhere....even if that does make you cringe..
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Forum Dad
United States
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It's called censoring.
Whatever it's called, personal attacks will always be dealt with, intentional or not, because our members appreciate it. I could dig up dozens more threads like this too. graceoutcast - I know there was no malice involved whatsoever. However being in the title like that, it could be construed as a personal attack by a new user or "lurker" and that's not the impression we want to give. Know what I mean? |
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