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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tejek who wrote (555403)	3/16/2010 3:59:25 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576159

"What I remember is that you said you were no longer posting on this thread. Ah, then is your answer "NO" to the question asked? ("Are you even able to recollect a time when you still had principled thoughts of your own?") I doubt anyone is surprised by that. " What I said wrt posting on this thread was that I was boycotting the thread and I encouraged others to do the same. Boycotts are usually done for the purpose of raising-awareness about something or somebody in the wrong and they are usually temporary measures; sometimes in an effort to get people to change their patronage, which was also my stated intention. The feedback I received was that no one was interested in supporting such a boycott because awareness is already high with regards to the issue I pointed out and no one is particularly interested in trying to correct it in such a manner. OK, so the people have spoken. Done deal, you, your sicko buddy CJ, and others previously mentioned will be expected to conduct yourselves as usual. And, we can expect thread decorum to remain at it's status quo, which is at the bottom of the social order for human correspondence. I suppose one of the redeeming qualities of the thread is the entertainment derived by watching you, or Shepard, or one of the other afore mentioned miscreants, as you question the dignity of another poster's comments... entertaining in its sense of irony. Maybe I should start adding an 'e' or 'i' to my usual tag of <tsk>.