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megganann wrote: I'm here

Hahaha, I need to change my city, that's so funny!

Ironbitch! wrote:
We put the i in youbetterjointheiteamcausewearesupercoolandwaybetterthanthevteameverwasandwithwaylessruthlessmod

eratorsnotlettingyoucurseorexpressyourfeelingsandsuch.

Don't you remember? Feelings are rude and vulgar. Now stop it

I invited a friend. Don't know if she'll sign up. But I really only have 1 runner friend, so... I tried.

Mike MacLellan wrote:

Ironbitch! wrote:
We put the i in youbetterjointheiteamcausewearesupercoolandwaybetterthanthevteameverwasandwithwaylessruthlessmod

eratorsnotlettingyoucurseorexpressyourfeelingsandsuch.

Don't you remember? Feelings are rude and vulgar. Now stop it

I invited a friend. Don't know if she'll sign up. But I really only have 1 runner friend, so... I tried.

Mike I think you have more then 1 friend! It's just that most of us are already here with you!

Woohoo! We're at 80 registered users and counting!

Ya thanks for sharing the link on facebook everyone!

Mike MacLellan wrote:

Ironbitch! wrote:
We put the i in youbetterjointheiteamcausewearesupercoolandwaybetterthanthevteameverwasandwithwaylessruthlessmod

eratorsnotlettingyoucurseorexpressyourfeelingsandsuch.

Don't you remember? Feelings are rude and vulgar. Now stop it

I invited a friend. Don't know if she'll sign up. But I really only have 1 runner friend, so... I tried.

I personally like the no-vulgar-swearing aspect (and I don't mean "damn" or "pissed"). There's a time and a place, and since we all have different views of the right time and place, it's a slippery slope. Refraining from swearing in public forums means less chance of someone being offended, and differentiates the forum from others.

But that's just me.

Martin VW wrote:

Mike MacLellan wrote:

Ironbitch! wrote:
We put the i in youbetterjointheiteamcausewearesupercoolandwaybetterthanthevteameverwasandwithwaylessruthlessmod

eratorsnotlettingyoucurseorexpressyourfeelingsandsuch.

Don't you remember? Feelings are rude and vulgar. Now stop it

I invited a friend. Don't know if she'll sign up. But I really only have 1 runner friend, so... I tried.

I personally like the no-vulgar-swearing aspect (and I don't mean "damn" or "pissed"). There's a time and a place, and since we all have different views of the right time and place, it's a slippery slope. Refraining from swearing in public forums means less chance of someone being offended, and differentiates the forum from others.

But that's just me.

I agree with you in liking the no-vulgar-swearing aspect differentiating us from other forums.

I personally think the best part of all of this is that yes, while we all have different views of the right time and place, the use of speech isn't monitored to the point where you "get grounded" for a week or "red carded". It is up to the user to use their best judgement and consider others' thoughts on the use of language. We have a great group of people here and it's nice to be treated like adults and not as if we are petulant children.

Mrs. Schuey wrote:

Martin VW wrote:

Mike MacLellan wrote:

Ironbitch! wrote:
We put the i in youbetterjointheiteamcausewearesupercoolandwaybetterthanthevteameverwasandwithwaylessruthlessmod

eratorsnotlettingyoucurseorexpressyourfeelingsandsuch.

Don't you remember? Feelings are rude and vulgar. Now stop it

I invited a friend. Don't know if she'll sign up. But I really only have 1 runner friend, so... I tried.

I personally like the no-vulgar-swearing aspect (and I don't mean "damn" or "pissed"). There's a time and a place, and since we all have different views of the right time and place, it's a slippery slope. Refraining from swearing in public forums means less chance of someone being offended, and differentiates the forum from others.

But that's just me.

I agree with you in liking the no-vulgar-swearing aspect differentiating us from other forums.

I personally think the best part of all of this is that yes, while we all have different views of the right time and place, the use of speech isn't monitored to the point where you "get grounded" for a week or "red carded". It is up to the user to use their best judgement and consider others' thoughts on the use of language. We have a great group of people here and it's nice to be treated like adults and not as if we are petulant children.

+1000000 to both of you guys! Well stated

Schuey wrote:

Mrs. Schuey wrote:

Martin VW wrote:

Mike MacLellan wrote:

Ironbitch! wrote:
We put the i in youbetterjointheiteamcausewearesupercoolandwaybetterthanthevteameverwasandwithwaylessruthlessmod

eratorsnotlettingyoucurseorexpressyourfeelingsandsuch.

Don't you remember? Feelings are rude and vulgar. Now stop it

I invited a friend. Don't know if she'll sign up. But I really only have 1 runner friend, so... I tried.

I personally like the no-vulgar-swearing aspect (and I don't mean "damn" or "pissed"). There's a time and a place, and since we all have different views of the right time and place, it's a slippery slope. Refraining from swearing in public forums means less chance of someone being offended, and differentiates the forum from others.

But that's just me.

I agree with you in liking the no-vulgar-swearing aspect differentiating us from other forums.

I personally think the best part of all of this is that yes, while we all have different views of the right time and place, the use of speech isn't monitored to the point where you "get grounded" for a week or "red carded". It is up to the user to use their best judgement and consider others' thoughts on the use of language. We have a great group of people here and it's nice to be treated like adults and not as if we are petulant children.

+1000000 to both of you guys! Well stated

Ok, I will no longer use bad words the titles of bad kid movies that I have to suffer through.

I think the freedom is the best part of the site. Let the group regulate the content as we are all adults. Some of us even act like adults.

Tim M wrote:

Schuey wrote:

Mrs. Schuey wrote:

Martin VW wrote:

Mike MacLellan wrote:

Ironbitch! wrote:
We put the i in youbetterjointheiteamcausewearesupercoolandwaybetterthanthevteameverwasandwithwaylessruthlessmod

eratorsnotlettingyoucurseorexpressyourfeelingsandsuch.

Don't you remember? Feelings are rude and vulgar. Now stop it

I invited a friend. Don't know if she'll sign up. But I really only have 1 runner friend, so... I tried.

I personally like the no-vulgar-swearing aspect (and I don't mean "damn" or "pissed"). There's a time and a place, and since we all have different views of the right time and place, it's a slippery slope. Refraining from swearing in public forums means less chance of someone being offended, and differentiates the forum from others.

But that's just me.

I agree with you in liking the no-vulgar-swearing aspect differentiating us from other forums.

I personally think the best part of all of this is that yes, while we all have different views of the right time and place, the use of speech isn't monitored to the point where you "get grounded" for a week or "red carded". It is up to the user to use their best judgement and consider others' thoughts on the use of language. We have a great group of people here and it's nice to be treated like adults and not as if we are petulant children.

+1000000 to both of you guys! Well stated

Ok, I will no longer use bad words the titles of bad kid movies that I have to suffer through.

I think the freedom is the best part of the site. Let the group regulate the content as we are all adults. Some of us even act like adults.

Good morning everyone. I go away to Boston on a business trip and look what happens!
Hi everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good to see ya all

I love it

I am here. Who brought the beer?

stephenbarryfreedman wrote:Good morning everyone. I go away to Boston on a business trip and look what happens!
Hi everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good to see ya all

I love it

I there Stephen! Glad to see you here!!

littlewally and farnk wrote:I am here. Who brought the beer?

Well the iTeam is complete! Haha! Good to see you here

Mmmm...beer! Yum!

Welcome Frank the party can start now!

Welcome Stephen good to see you made your way here. Hope the trip to Boston was a good one. My last trip there was excellent! I love that city

I'm happy to see Stephen here. The jury is still out on Farnk.

Tim M wrote:I'm happy to see Stephen here. The jury is still out on Farnk.

Thanks guy--appreciate the email to let me know what was going on!

Martin VW wrote:

I personally like the no-vulgar-swearing aspect (and I don't mean "damn" or "pissed"). There's a time and a place, and since we all have different views of the right time and place, it's a slippery slope. Refraining from swearing in public forums means less chance of someone being offended, and differentiates the forum from others.

But that's just me.

+1 That's just me as well Martin. Very well said.
So far, this forum has a very democratic feel to it, and I think that's fantastic. The self-policing aspect of it reflect well on all of us.

On another note...I can't believe how quickly our little family has grown!

Seth Harrison wrote: I can't believe how quickly our little family has grown!

+1!