On Sat, 08 Jun 2013 11:52:56 -0700, Surprise <surprise_nospam@new.com>
wrote:
>Being over criticle of others does not help this group.
> That is the reason no one wants to share anymore.
>
Only part of the reason Surprise. Some people equate help with
criticism. It is very hard to tell someone they aren't quite doing
something right using only text.
Ask me how I know... :-D
People read text in the mood THEY are in. Perhaps not in the mood it
was written.
Tis why I find Mr Blake just amusing... only just.
I can see what he is trying to do, and I won't be in it.
Since the economic downturn and the death of Jean, people just don't
have the newer designs.
Ask for anything a few years old and mostly someone has it.
Mr Blake knew this, and asked for a new design knowing he would be
ignored. And thus, be able to make people feel guilty.
People aren't buying the embroidery machines at the rate they were
when I bought mine either. Many embroidery houses have gone by the
wayside in the last decade.
> You must understand that some of us did not grow up
>with computers on hand.
>
Probably all of us!
I wasn't even allowed to use the phone when I was growing up. Milk
magically appeared on the front step every afternoon (in a bottle!)
and fresh bread was there in the morning.
I miss those innocent days.
If kids knew today that chickens only have one bum, they would faint!
You realise they were/are a troll?? No??
Everything pointed to troll. And male troll. And just kicked out of
that "computer group" he seems so fond of mentioning.
They sure as hell don't sew.
They will get what they want (kill this group) if they are not seen
for what they are.
It would not have mattered who responded to them. They were just
seeking attention. Anyone's.
Many Ladies don't get the newer designs they request and they don't
carry on like Mr Blake did.
They've had their fun. They do no damage when everyone sees the
screeching mental case they turn into when they don't get their way.
It won't kill us if we don't let it.
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