FMIL crisis

TrixieJess · October 2015

Knottie1443833754 said:
So you all are wanting me to define bullying for you...well, have you ever heard of this new thing called Google. Try googling cyber bullying...but since these bullies are lazy, fat and have nothing else better to do, here you go. Cyber bulling is defined as actions that use information and communication technologies to
support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior by an individual or
group, that is intended to intimidate people. The key word here is INTIMIDATE.

While I agree having an outdoor wedding in freezing weather is a bad idea. The methods used to send this message have been intimidating and down right mean. Saying things like that's a shitty idea, or making fun of her hot chocolate bar idea, why not increase your vernacular and say something like, Have you thought of idea X, or have you considered idea Y. Again the. short answer is no, you have not.

And finally for TrixieJess who said "If you can't internet, go away." The word internet is a noun, not a verb! How in the blue hell do you internet?!

Obviously internetting is not for you. #ByeFelicia

onefootinthebayou · October 2015

"Maybe you should take a couple more steps in the bayou".

Am I the only one crying laughing at this jazzy comeback? /ded.

madamerwin · October 2015

onefootinthebayou said:

"Maybe you should take a couple more steps in the bayou". Am I the only one crying laughing at this jazzy comeback? /ded.

Seriously wicked burn!!! She showed you.

Knottie1443833754 · October 2015

Here we go, the old geriatric people are playing their bingo...I hear canasta might be fun for the elderly...try that!

onefootinthebayou · October 2015

Knottie1443833754 said:
Here we go, the old geriatric people are playing their bingo...I hear canasta might be fun for the elderly...try that!

I think the game you're looking for is Ca-nasty, and we don't play that around here.

Knottie1443833754 · October 2015

tfmrserwin said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

It's finally come to this...trying to get my IP address to figure out who I am. Well I can tell I am NOT the OP. Now that is a completely stupid thought! Also, if (and I do stress if) the Knot system admins go down the path of actually listening to you, reviewing my posts, and go through the effort combing through all their log files on their machines to find my IP address, it would not tell them who I am. Again what a stupid idea!!

You clearly don't understand how any of this works. The point of the IP lookup is not to find out any personal info, but if someone has two TK accounts with the same IP address, then they are breaking the TOS.

And humor is not your strong suit if you have never heard, nor understand, the comment made by @TrixieJess regarding how to internet. Nor do you understand what bullying is, apparently.

But really, are you sure you're not drunk? Because you're rambling.

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Goob!! When you register for a Knot account the IP address when that transaction took is going to be different when the other account is also created. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME!! This is how the internet works. And again I do not have two knot accounts.

Please enlighten me then how to "internet". Since the word is a noun, not a verb, how does one internet?!

TrixieJess · October 2015

Knottie1443833754 said:

tfmrserwin said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

It's finally come to this...trying to get my IP address to figure out who I am. Well I can tell I am NOT the OP. Now that is a completely stupid thought! Also, if (and I do stress if) the Knot system admins go down the path of actually listening to you, reviewing my posts, and go through the effort combing through all their log files on their machines to find my IP address, it would not tell them who I am. Again what a stupid idea!!

You clearly don't understand how any of this works. The point of the IP lookup is not to find out any personal info, but if someone has two TK accounts with the same IP address, then they are breaking the TOS.

And humor is not your strong suit if you have never heard, nor understand, the comment made by @TrixieJess regarding how to internet. Nor do you understand what bullying is, apparently.

But really, are you sure you're not drunk? Because you're rambling.

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Goob!! When you register for a Knot account the IP address when that transaction took is going to be different when the other account is also created. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME!! This is how the internet works. And again I do not have two knot accounts.

Please enlighten me then how to "internet". Since the word is a noun, not a verb, how does one internet?!

You are about as dense as a pound cake. I'm not going to explain something that will obviously go so over your head that you will need a telescope to figure it out. Buh-bye! Don't let the door hit you on the arse as you leave!

Knottie1443833754 · October 2015

onefootinthebayou said:

Here we go, the old geriatric people are playing their bingo...I hear canasta might be fun for the elderly...try that!
I think the game you're looking for is Ca-nasty, and we don't play that around here.

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No I actually meant canasta, that's a real game. I guess with nothing to do within a 24 hour day, people play made up games.

madamerwin · October 2015

Knottie1443833754 said:

tfmrserwin said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

It's finally come to this...trying to get my IP address to figure out who I am. Well I can tell I am NOT the OP. Now that is a completely stupid thought! Also, if (and I do stress if) the Knot system admins go down the path of actually listening to you, reviewing my posts, and go through the effort combing through all their log files on their machines to find my IP address, it would not tell them who I am. Again what a stupid idea!!

You clearly don't understand how any of this works. The point of the IP lookup is not to find out any personal info, but if someone has two TK accounts with the same IP address, then they are breaking the TOS.

And humor is not your strong suit if you have never heard, nor understand, the comment made by @TrixieJess regarding how to internet. Nor do you understand what bullying is, apparently.

But really, are you sure you're not drunk? Because you're rambling.

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Goob!! When you register for a Knot account the IP address when that transaction took is going to be different when the other account is also created. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME!! This is how the internet works. And again I do not have two knot accounts.

Please enlighten me then how to "internet". Since the word is a noun, not a verb, how does one internet?!

Wait, what? This makes absolutely zero sense and is false. Most computers have stationary IP addresses. You create two accounts on the same computer network, your accounts will reflect the same IP address unless you specifically have a dynamic IP, which is uncommon. Admins have the ability to see that on the back end. Creating an alter ego (i.e. having two accounts with the same IP address and actively posting from both) is a violation of the TOS.

Your claim is another example of your inability to internet and/or understand humor. #ByeFelicia

onefootinthebayou · October 2015

Knottie1443833754 said:

So you all are wanting me to define bullying for you...well, have you ever heard of this new thing called Google. Try googling cyber bullying...but since these bullies are lazy, fat and have nothing else better to do, here you go. Cyber bulling is defined as actions that use information and communication technologies to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior by an individual or group, that is intended to intimidate people. The key word here is INTIMIDATE.

While I agree having an outdoor wedding in freezing weather is a bad idea. The methods used to send this message have been intimidating and down right mean. Saying things like that's a shitty idea, or making fun of her hot chocolate bar idea, why not increase your vernacular and say something like, Have you thought of idea X, or have you considered idea Y. Again the. short answer is no, you have not.

And finally for TrixieJess who said "If you can't internet, go away." The word internet is a noun, not a verb! How in the blue hell do you internet?!

I'm actually not fat.

People did make suggestions and (as I've mentioned to you before in response to one of your previous rants, OP even appeared to consider them). But you wouldn't know that b/c you...

snowywinter · October 2015

What is happening?

onefootinthebayou · October 2015

Knottie1443833754 said:

onefootinthebayou said:

Here we go, the old geriatric people are playing their bingo...I hear canasta might be fun for the elderly...try that!
I think the game you're looking for is Ca-nasty, and we don't play that around here.

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No I actually meant canasta, that's a real game. I guess with nothing to do within a 24 hour day, people play made up games.

levioosa · October 2015

onefootinthebayou · October 2015

levioosa said:

You're right. I fed it way too much.

This is how I imagine it "learning to internet":

ryanandjoe4 · October 2015

What the hell happened? She went from calling everyone bully's to being a bully, calling everyone fat and jobless? Wow wait let me grab my popcorn!

redoryx · October 2015

tfmrserwin said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

tfmrserwin said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

It's finally come to this...trying to get my IP address to figure out who I am. Well I can tell I am NOT the OP. Now that is a completely stupid thought! Also, if (and I do stress if) the Knot system admins go down the path of actually listening to you, reviewing my posts, and go through the effort combing through all their log files on their machines to find my IP address, it would not tell them who I am. Again what a stupid idea!!

You clearly don't understand how any of this works. The point of the IP lookup is not to find out any personal info, but if someone has two TK accounts with the same IP address, then they are breaking the TOS.

And humor is not your strong suit if you have never heard, nor understand, the comment made by @TrixieJess regarding how to internet. Nor do you understand what bullying is, apparently.

But really, are you sure you're not drunk? Because you're rambling.

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Goob!! When you register for a Knot account the IP address when that transaction took is going to be different when the other account is also created. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME!! This is how the internet works. And again I do not have two knot accounts.

Please enlighten me then how to "internet". Since the word is a noun, not a verb, how does one internet?!

Wait, what? This makes absolutely zero sense and is false. Most computers have stationary IP addresses. You create two accounts on the same computer network, your accounts will reflect the same IP address unless you specifically have a dynamic IP, which is uncommon. Admins have the ability to see that on the back end. Creating an alter ego (i.e. having two accounts with the same IP address and actively posting from both) is a violation of the TOS.

Your claim is another example of your inability to internet and/or understand humor. #ByeFelicia

This reminds me of that scene from Arrested Development where the dad is saying he made Lucille the president of the company because he knew the gov was on to him and a husband and wife can't be charged with the same crime. Michael kind of looks at him and says, "Yeahhhh I don't think that's true." And George goes, "I have a terrible lawyer."

kimmiinthemitten · October 2015

@Knottie#'s, what's your story, seriously? And how did you stumble upon here then?

Because if you were a person looking for advice in planning a wedding and read something you disliked, I feel like you would have handled this differently. You know, introduce yourself to an established community, asked questions and kept the conversation civil. Instead you tell me in your first response your comments were directed at me, and then in the second go all out with the internet yell.

So, if you're not the OP or her friend, what gives? Why are you here? And why are you so passionately defending this one. single. poster out of all of the people we have disagreed with over the last few weeks. There's another 'outdoor don't care' post currently happening here and you didn't rush to that posters defense.

drunkenwitch · October 2015

Knottie1443833754 said:
Here we go, the old geriatric people are playing their bingo...I hear canasta might be fun for the elderly...try that!

I'm turning 40 this month, I guess that's halfway to geriatric,. But I only play sex games, and time management video games, does that count?

kimmiinthemitten · October 2015

drunkenwitch said:

Here we go, the old geriatric people are playing their bingo...I hear canasta might be fun for the elderly...try that!
I'm turning 40 this month, I guess that's halfway to geriatric,. But I only play sex games, and time management video games, does that count?

Sounds like today's Old Folks to me!

Baby Boomers gone wild!

missa011 · October 2015

knottie2b256f5c2ae42586 · October 2015

I have a headache now.

I immediately thought that Knottie# was an AE from her first post because she just magically appeared in the conversation yelling at everyone.

As for saying regular TK posters have nothing better to do, Knottie#s must not have much going on herself to randomly jump in on a forum post so conveniently.

knottie2b256f5c2ae42586 · October 2015

And she makes fun of old people! I really do hate that because my grandmother lived with us for most of my life and I had to take care of her after she had multiple strokes and developed Alzheimer's. Poking fun at the elderly is in extremely poor taste and pretty immature.

Plus she called everyone fat. That's just mean.

Knottie1443833754 · October 2015

tfmrserwin said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

tfmrserwin said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

It's finally come to this...trying to get my IP address to figure out who I am. Well I can tell I am NOT the OP. Now that is a completely stupid thought! Also, if (and I do stress if) the Knot system admins go down the path of actually listening to you, reviewing my posts, and go through the effort combing through all their log files on their machines to find my IP address, it would not tell them who I am. Again what a stupid idea!!

You clearly don't understand how any of this works. The point of the IP lookup is not to find out any personal info, but if someone has two TK accounts with the same IP address, then they are breaking the TOS.

And humor is not your strong suit if you have never heard, nor understand, the comment made by @TrixieJess regarding how to internet. Nor do you understand what bullying is, apparently.

But really, are you sure you're not drunk? Because you're rambling.

ETA paragraphs

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Goob!! When you register for a Knot account the IP address when that transaction took is going to be different when the other account is also created. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME!! This is how the internet works. And again I do not have two knot accounts.

Please enlighten me then how to "internet". Since the word is a noun, not a verb, how does one internet?!

Wait, what? This makes absolutely zero sense and is false. Most computers have stationary IP addresses. You create two accounts on the same computer network, your accounts will reflect the same IP address unless you specifically have a dynamic IP, which is uncommon. Admins have the ability to see that on the back end. Creating an alter ego (i.e. having two accounts with the same IP address and actively posting from both) is a violation of the TOS.

Your claim is another example of your inability to internet and/or understand humor. #ByeFelicia

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oooooookkkkkk....here we go ladies...dna

onefootinthebayou said:

Knottie1443833754 said:

So you all are wanting me to define bullying for you...well, have you ever heard of this new thing called Google. Try googling cyber bullying...but since these bullies are lazy, fat and have nothing else better to do, here you go. Cyber bulling is defined as actions that use information and communication technologies to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior by an individual or group, that is intended to intimidate people. The key word here is INTIMIDATE.

While I agree having an outdoor wedding in freezing weather is a bad idea. The methods used to send this message have been intimidating and down right mean. Saying things like that's a shitty idea, or making fun of her hot chocolate bar idea, why not increase your vernacular and say something like, Have you thought of idea X, or have you considered idea Y. Again the. short answer is no, you have not.

And finally for TrixieJess who said "If you can't internet, go away." The word internet is a noun, not a verb! How in the blue hell do you internet?!

I'm actually not fat.
People did make suggestions and (as I've mentioned to you before in response to one of your previous rants, OP even appeared to consider them). But you wouldn't know that b/c you...

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Uh-huh....riiiiiiiight

Knottie1443833754 · October 2015

Hi ladies!! Looks like my gal pals were busy chatting it up while I was out. My FI and I were out on the town celebrating. Anything interesting happen while I was out? I really can't wait to catch up with my besties.

kimmiinthemitten · October 2015

Jax43615 said:
And she makes fun of old people! I really do hate that because my grandmother lived with us for most of my life and I had to take care of her after she had multiple strokes and developed Alzheimer's. Poking fun at the elderly is in extremely poor taste and pretty immature.
Plus she called everyone fat. That's just mean.

I'd rather be fat than be the type of person who uses fat as an insult anyways.

Etf early morning phone typing

Heffalump · October 2015

redoryx said:

This reminds me of that scene from Arrested Development where the dad is saying he made Lucille the president of the company because he knew the gov was on to him and a husband and wife can't be charged with the same crime. Michael kind of looks at him and says, "Yeahhhh I don't think that's true." And George goes, "I have a terrible lawyer."

https://uproxx.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/ad-borderline-attorneys-6.gif?w=650

As for Knottie Numbers, how tacky is it to use fat as an insult? Because if I had a choice between being fat, vs. being rude to my guests and/or ignorantly aggressive to a group of total strangers on the internet, it wouldn't really be a tough decision, YKWIM?

And elderly? My grandmother just turned 99, retired from a career she loved, has six great-grandchildren she adores, still manages to travel a few times a year, always calls to sing Happy Birthday (out of key

) on my birthday, was widowed in her forties and raised her two daughters on her own (after losing a third as an infant), and faces the world with grace and humor every day of her life. So if you want to call people elderly, how exactly is that an insult? I'd wager that 99.9% of the elderly people out there are more interesting than you are.

Maggie0829 · October 2015

TrixieJess · October 2015

I can't figure out if Knottie#s is:

Or:

onefootinthebayou · October 2015

Heffalump said:

redoryx said:

This reminds me of that scene from Arrested Development where the dad is saying he made Lucille the president of the company because he knew the gov was on to him and a husband and wife can't be charged with the same crime. Michael kind of looks at him and says, "Yeahhhh I don't think that's true." And George goes, "I have a terrible lawyer."

As for Knottie Numbers, how tacky is it to use fat as an insult? Because if I had a choice between being fat, vs. being rude to my guests and/or ignorantly aggressive to a group of total strangers on the internet, it wouldn't really be a tough decision, YKWIM?

And elderly? My grandmother just turned 99, retired from a career she loved, has six great-grandchildren she adores, still manages to travel a few times a year, always calls to sing Happy Birthday (out of key ) on my birthday, was widowed in her forties and raised her two daughters on her own (after losing a third as an infant), and faces the world with grace and humor every day of her life. So if you want to call people elderly, how exactly is that an insult? I'd wager that 99.9% of the elderly people out there are more interesting that you are.

Your grandmother sounds like an amazing woman. The elderly person I most emulate is my late great aunt. She worked in NYC for 63 years. She started as a secretary at the age of 19, and retired as a production director at a major publishing house at the age of 83. Even then, she asked my mom if she thought it was too soon for her to retire. Bless her heart. She was the classiest person I'd ever known, always dressed up in Chanel suits, hats, and heels. She had friends that she would hang out with who were in their 20s and 90s. She was timeless. Thinking of her makes the use of "elderly" as a pejorative term seem absolutely ludicrous. I think the troll has a pretty limited intellect and goes for the low hanging fruit of insults: old & fat. I'd place a wager that this troll is an unhappy person IRL who somehow pumps herself (himself?) up by needlessly picking on people on an internet forum.

ShesSoCold · October 2015

I'm 27 and I play the shit out of American Legion hall bingo on Friday nights.

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