Examples

Judy,

You requested that I go look at a web-site, regarding my sense of logic. That web-site was very sarchastic and rude. That is why I made my "bitter" comment to you.

I also did call the city and heard a bit of a different story. I was advised that whenever the city makes road changes, there is always a percantage of complaints. In the case of 3rd and 5th, they received a few calls, but the number of complaints was actually below the average number of complaint calls received regarding road changes.

I look forward to seeing you at the meeting tomorrow night.

Samantha

By Samantha

Losing Interest

Samantha,
You accuse me of rudeness (twice) but cannot give examples so you switch contexts and claim a website I recommended was rude. I was trying to do you a favor and help you improve your logic skills, but I?’m now convinced that you have no interest in improvement.

You said "I would be a bitter person if I was confused by the lines on a simple road", implying that I was bitter and that my bitterness was (somehow) tied to confusion over road markings. I asked you to tie bitterness and confusion of road markings together and your reply is something about _you_ making bitter comments to _me_. Again, switching contexts when you can?’t answer.

The call you made to the city was at least a step in the right direction, but without your source it?’s simply an arbitrary assertion.

At any rate, I?’ve lost interest in this. As someone once said, you can?’t reason with people that can?’t reason.



By Judy

Bike Markers

When these went in I had to wonder why they didn't put bike markers in the bike lanes instead of the diamonds. Also, they're not placed frequently enough. There should be one at every crossing, on the side of the intersection that traffic will turn on.

My two cents...

By Bob Breeding