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The Ebs and Flows of BGP

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Some times I feel like I've been accepted into the fold by the BGP long-timers. Other times I feel like Eta Rho. Like everyone wants to pick at the posts no matter what is posted.

I like a good argument but it is amusing how it seems to come in waves.

Maybe I'm moodier than I realize haha.

I'm not sure that second sentence is grammatically correct, pal.

 

Joking.

Some times I feel like I've been accepted into the fold by the BGP long-timers. Other times I feel like Eta Rho. Like everyone wants to pick at the posts no matter what is posted.

I like a good argument but it is amusing how it seems to come in waves.

Maybe I'm moodier than I realize haha.

Philosophers are like that.
Some times I feel like I've been accepted into the fold by the BGP long-timers. Other times I feel like Eta Rho. Like everyone wants to pick at the posts no matter what is posted.

I like a good argument but it is amusing how it seems to come in waves.

Maybe I'm moodier than I realize haha.

Good thread start, Plato.

The reason that I joined BGP is not the reason that I am still here.

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It is lots of fun to go back and forth on different topics. Even when it gets heated.

The worst part for me isn't when I get called out or even when (on rare occasion) I am wrong and have to admit it... The worst part is when I post something I feel was really intelligent/witty/on point and no one responds at all. Especially if conversations go on around it like it is an invisible, awkward middle schooler trying to get in the kickball game.

 

I thought about reading this again to check for grammar mistakes - but just couldn't :)

It is lots of fun to go back and forth on different topics. Even when it gets heated.

The worst part for me isn't when I get called out or even when (on rare occasion) I am wrong and have to admit it... The worst part is when I post something I feel was really intelligent/witty/on point and no one responds at all. Especially if conversations go on around it like it is an invisible, awkward middle schooler trying to get in the kickball game.

 

I thought about reading this again to check for grammar mistakes - but just couldn't :)

 

I hate when I post something that I think is a great post and nobody likes it. That sucks.

Good thread start, Plato.

The reason that I joined BGP is not the reason that I am still here.

 

Ditto. And I know I'll never leave BGP either.

Some times I feel like I've been accepted into the fold by the BGP long-timers. Other times I feel like Eta Rho. Like everyone wants to pick at the posts no matter what is posted.

I like a good argument but it is amusing how it seems to come in waves.

Maybe I'm moodier than I realize haha.

 

 

You've been accepted. You were accepted the day you joined BGP.

 

 

I love a good argument as well. Especially the heated ones and the people who make me re-evaluate my thoughts and beliefs. Of course, I'll never tell those folks how they influence me. May go to their head. :D

I hate when I post something that I think is a great post and nobody likes it. That sucks.

 

Join the club pal...happens to me ALL the time.:rolleyes:

Some times I feel like I've been accepted into the fold by the BGP long-timers. Other times I feel like Eta Rho. Like everyone wants to pick at the posts no matter what is posted.

I like a good argument but it is amusing how it seems to come in waves.

Maybe I'm moodier than I realize haha.

 

It is lots of fun to go back and forth on different topics. Even when it gets heated.

The worst part for me isn't when I get called out or even when (on rare occasion) I am wrong and have to admit it... The worst part is when I post something I feel was really intelligent/witty/on point and no one responds at all. Especially if conversations go on around it like it is an invisible, awkward middle schooler trying to get in the kickball game.

 

I thought about reading this again to check for grammar mistakes - but just couldn't :)

 

Excellent thread, and nice posts to kick the whole thing off as well. I, too, sometimes think I've made a excellent point in a post, only to see it ignored. Conversely, I've had posts I just kind of threw out there get all kinds of play.

 

I'm convinced I've ended more threads than any member in history, i.e. I've had the last post in a thread. Most of the time when I think I make a good point in a thread, it is the last post. Not that the thread is closed, just no more posts.

 

I'm also convinced anytime I post anything that could be remotely wrong, I get the business. Case in point, several years ago, Colerain lost a few football games early in the high school season. Some posters in a thread of some sort began speculating they would not make the playoffs, even if they won the rest of their games. I politely pointed out they were wrong, and I got piled on a little. End of the day, Colerain won out, and made the playoffs easily.

 

I've sufficed that I'm a bigger fan of BGP than BGP is of me. I'm good with that. :)

I hate when I post something that I think is a great post and nobody likes it. That sucks.

Randy and I are good at handing out "likes" we must have missed a few of your posts.....:lol2:

 

I hate when I post something that I think is a great post and nobody likes it. That sucks.

 

I figured you would have got used to that by now. :D

I figured you would have got used to that by now. :D

 

Beautiful!

I hate when I post something that I think is a great post and nobody likes it. That sucks.

 

This will get a sympathy like from me.

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