Daily Mail - Luey Jacob Sharp feature

Just an educated guess. If you get offended as easily as you claim to, you must spend a lot of time crying.

 

Same reason you'd drag an argument over 3 pages on a forum, you're too sensitive.

 

Please Alan, no chuckling here. It's a sensitive topic and this is uncalled for.


Please just drop it and deal with it through the mods.

 

Not very educated was it?
Offended? I´m not offended. Other people would be if they saw your comments i.e Billy Sharp. (That is why you shouldn´t have said it).
...and if you send so much time talking abut people crying then it must be because you spend so much crying yourself.

 

So you are complaining over something someone else may find offensive?

You're like these people who sit at home watching shows and then phoning into Ofcom just in case someone else found it offensive.

Take it to the mods then!

 

Bloody hell. Why you trying to make things sound so complicated. It´s really not that hard to understand. He said a couple of things that were negative and would have offended other people so therefore that person is being disrespectful....and that is what I said to him. That´s all.

 

Other people = Billy Sharp and his direct family. And even then, I only insulted his t-shirt. He'd probably brush it off alright I reckon.

 

I´m pretty certain that Billy Sharp wouldn´t be happy at all if you went up to him and said "I think the T-shirts you sell to raise money for the LJS foundation are ugly and I don´t like that you fill my timeline with your re-tweets of people wearing the T-shirts."

 

He never said that he didn't like that he filled his timeline with re-tweets. He just stated that he does.

Don't put more words in than were actually said.

 

Are you being serious?

He says he thinks the T-shirt is ugly and then says Billy Sharp feels his timeline with tweets of people wearing it....I don´t think you have to be a rocket scientist to work out that he doesn´t like his timeline being filled up with those tweets. Geeeeez

 

Assumptions can be dangerous things to make. As you can see from the John Terry trial. Not the same but there we go.

You shouldn't make assumptions and put words into his mouth.

 

Yeah you are right. NOT the same.
Assumptions? Putting words into his mouth? dear oh dear. We all know what he meant.

 

My main point was about the shirt. I don't really give a **** about Twitter.