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Old 23-09-2011, 08:51 PM
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Re: Getting a Cat in my Situation?
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Yeah, right, for after 7 years I should still be weeping over a dead pet.

Jesus Christ...

Well, thanks for being so helpfull at those who were actually willing to help and not trying to find something strange in an honest to God posting.

The latter should consider that not everyone is a native English speaker and thus my choice of words might sound weird to you just because of a linguistic barrier and not due to an active attempt to 'troll' you.

Anyways, I'm done here, so you might as well close this thread.
Language barriers have nothing to do with what you wrote. There is no other way you could have meant that. As for crying over a lost pet after 7 years I would miss them enough not to be so crass about their death. You are not coming across as caring about your cat at all.

How do you know to ask the thread to be closed?

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I'm confused! I thought in original thread, owned cat 'a couple of years ago' and if the same cat, died 7 years ago???

can someone explain to me what 'trolling' is, sorry for naivety and you'll see I am a genuine member of PF, hope peeps can vouch for this who have got to know me, thanks
Trolls create newbie accounts for the express purpose of causing trouble with their threads. It's easy to spot a troll they are here on e day gone the next.

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I'm confused! I thought in original thread, owned cat 'a couple of years ago' and if the same cat, died 7 years ago???

can someone explain to me what 'trolling' is, sorry for naivety and you'll see I am a genuine member of PF, hope peeps can vouch for this who have got to know me, thanks
Yeah, felt like a couple of years ago. Time goes by.

Trolling is saying something controversial or downright idiotic as an attempt to get people enraged. It's an internet phenomenon that is really funny in very rare cases. Hower in 99,9 repeating per cent of all cases it's just a waste of time for everyone involved.
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How do you know to ask the thread to be closed?
What are you even talking about?

You do realize that this is not the only forum on the internet and that moderators everywhere can close threads?

There are literally hundred of thousands of ways I could have come across that knowledge, the least likely of which being that I'm secretly a seniour member of this forum trying to have a laugh at the least funny joke ever.
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Old 23-09-2011, 09:02 PM
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What are you even talking about?

You do realize that this is not the only forum on the internet and that moderators everywhere can close threads?

There are literally hundred of thousands of ways I could have come across that knowledge, the least likely of which being that I'm secretly a seniour member of this forum trying to have a laugh at the least funny joke ever.
I was only asking.

Oh and yes I know there are other forums and that moderators can close threads.
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clear troll is clear
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