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skigod377 wrote:frozendragon wrote:skigod377 wrote:Nirvanacat13 wrote:
Oh, and guys, guess who is a registered member here?
Bwahahahahaha!! De javu?
Um…I thought you were trying to study french….or was that someone else?
do you need a tutor?
I took 4 yrs…heheNope! I pal’e vu francee!! 😀 Just kidding 😯 GB is taking French.
UM ok….but I can still teach you all the cusswords…LOL
Phoenix wrote:I think he looked like a zombie kirin when I first saw him…I kept looking at him and wish the painter had more skill to use the paint cause I really like the design.
And dragOnfeathers…. Your avatar freaks me out! I’ll have nightmares now. Almost as bad as a clown.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! I just saw this!!! ROFLMAO! It’s TORA DAMMIT 😆 ! He’s a hilarious demon from a crappy unlicensed series nobody cares about except me! LOL!!!
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Bwahahahahaha!! De javu?
Um…I thought you were trying to study french….or was that someone else?
do you need a tutor?
I took 4 yrs…heheNope! I pal’e vu francee!! 😀 Just kidding 😯 GB is taking French.
UM ok….but I can still teach you all the cusswords…LOL
Get in line. I can teach the French, Québec and French slang (argot) swear words. Mwahahaha!
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmdragonmedley wrote:frozendragon wrote:skigod377 wrote:frozendragon wrote:skigod377 wrote:Nirvanacat13 wrote:Oh, and guys, guess who is a registered member here?
Bwahahahahaha!! De javu?
Um…I thought you were trying to study french….or was that someone else?
do you need a tutor?
I took 4 yrs…heheNope! I pal’e vu francee!! 😀 Just kidding 😯 GB is taking French.
UM ok….but I can still teach you all the cusswords…LOL
Get in line. I can teach the French, Québec and French slang (argot) swear words. Mwahahaha!
so we’ll have france french, canadian french, and creole french….
lovely…ski can get chased in all kinds of locations…
nessiemom wrote:The word your looking for is whether, Ski…lol
edited for spelling… sheesh…
[/quote=”skigod377″]Ha ha!! I just noticed this… Your looking for?? Or You’re looking for?? 😆 Just ribbing you 😉
sheesh… I was really having a bad spell day yesterday! lol… That’ll teach me to try to communicate with only 4 hours of sleep! lol…
I know I’m late reading this thread since I’ve been away but I have my own two cents about art criticism and the comments I’ve read in this thread. I’m in agreement with Admin that there is a difference between saying “I don’t like that piece”/”The blending needs work” and “that’s so hideous, they should be ashamed” sorts of comments.
Yes, it’s true that when you decide to post something in a public sphere like Ebay, you are inviting any sort of comments and feedback. But very few people are actually ASKING for harsh, cruel feedback that has no constructive purpose – who would actively want such a thing? Being truthful is one thing but it costs nothing to spend a few minutes to think about how you are writing before you press that Submit button and doing so isn’t sugarcoating, it’s being considerate of the person on the other end of the screen who you know next to nothing about but they are still a human being with feelings. If someone said these sorts of comments to you but then excused themself with “I’m just being honest” or “That’s what you get on the Internet”, would that make you feel better? Should we sit back and accept that since there are a lot of jerks on the Internet, it’s okay for us to occasionally sink to their level and make petty comments?
After spending four years in an art program and countless hours having to put up with boorish remarks about myself and my art under the safety blanket of “art criticism”, I fully don’t buy the concept that truthful and honest art criticism can only be delivered in a blunt or brutal fashion. It is very much possible to express your feelings about an artwork and be polite about it, and the only thing stopping most people is they can’t be bothered to rephrase their intial gut response of “I hate it!!”
It’s not about the Admin policing us or “watching over our shoulder”, the core message was that we should be policing ourselves, that we should show some restraint and consideration and take that five extra seconds to weigh the pros and cons of indulging in an activity like the backbiting here and really ask ourselves whether it’s okay to insult someone because we don’t think they are here to see it?
And if you subscribe to the concept of “Anything said on the Internet is fair game to say anything about” then the same thing is true of your own comments and you should consider whether you are truly comfortable having people use your policy to measure your own comments by the same brutal/blunt standards. I wouldn’t feel comfortable setting myself up for that sort of no-holds-barred verbal sparring but your milage may vary. I do know that more than one user on this board has been upset by having their words dissected and then misunderstood so I would suggest you use discretion before offering yourself up for that.
I had to change that, i didn’t read the whole thread, so I thought I should be politically correct GB! But thank God someoen saw it first! 😆 😆
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