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Old 09-27-17, 03:32 PM
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Who is this and where are they?

who is this and why do they not directly address me?
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They might have thought better of a snarky but otherwise unhelpful post, so I wouldn't dwell on it.

I get email notifications when I'm quoted, so occasionally I get to see what they said before they changed their mind, anyway.
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Someone was apparently miffed, or had another reason to contact you privately, then thought better of it.

What's odd is that you should have received the email notification before they had a chance to delete.

Of course, if you have notifications deleted,.....

Whatever it is that you're doing , keep in up, and maybe they'll be back.
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
Someone was apparently miffed, or had another reason to contact you privately, then thought better of it.

What's odd is that you should have received the email notification before they had a chance to delete.

Of course, if you have notifications deleted,.....

Whatever it is that you're doing , keep in up, and maybe they'll be back.
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Originally Posted by acidfast7
food in NYC is derivative
Of course it is.

We're a new city, historically populated by immigrants. So anything you're likely to find in NYC was probably brought here from somewhere else.
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
Of course it is.

We're a new city, historically populated by immigrants. So anything you're likely to find in NYC was probably brought here from somewhere else.
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Originally Posted by acidfast7
sorry
What's to be sorry for. I have countless excellent options close at hand, and don't concern myself over the likelihood that i may find better someplace else.

It's like that half full glass, except that its 95% full, and I can drink it now and get more later.

(Let's not quibble about the numbers)
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I'm clueless what this thread is about, but I just took a look at your (acidfast7's) profile and found you and I joined the forums on the exact same date!
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I'm clueless what this thread is about, but I just took a look at your (acidfast7's) profile and found you and I joined the forums on the exact same date!
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
Someone was apparently miffed, or had another reason to contact you privately, then thought better of it.

What's odd is that you should have received the email notification before they had a chance to delete.

Of course, if you have notifications deleted,.....

Whatever it is that you're doing , keep in up, and maybe they'll be back.
The tab that he is referring to isn't private messages but quotes in threads. Looking at the date, it may have been me. I deleted a comment to a post he made and decided that the thread was too old so I deleted it. Nothing to get knickers in a knot over.
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Originally Posted by cyccommute
The tab that he is referring to isn't private messages but quotes in threads. Looking at the date, it may have been me. I deleted a comment to a post he made and decided that the thread was too old so I deleted it. Nothing to get knickers in a knot over.
Sorry man. Not trying to offend.
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