PROBATION DISCUSSIONS 21 21

[divad]

Times change. People don't.

I disagree.

[divad]

Say what you will, but if the means justifies the end, then I'm all for it! Congrats to all parties involved in the recent negotiated settlements.

[Pirate]

Apparently people are selling to Oldman by PM. I'd like to say for the record that anyone who knowingly sells something to a person on the probation list is a colossal person_who_is_obnoxiously_self-impressed... Have a nice day.

I agree with this part. (thumbs u

 

amen

 

capffreek

I'm not on the list okay. Get off my back.

 

I forgot apology = absolution on the boards. You will always be on my list

[DrWatson]

Say what you will, but if the means justifies the end, then I'm all for it! Congrats to all parties involved in the recent negotiated settlements.

You're logic is flawed. He should have worked out his problems before you sold to him. It's like the preacher giving a sermon on adultery after he's been caught with the deacon's wife.

[Shootydog]

Times change. People don't.

 

Perhaps but they certainly should be given the chance.

 

Pessimism, however, is eternal.

[GACollectibles]

Times change. People don't.

 

Well then, there seems to be enough Forum members to divide into two threads:

 

1) Probation List, with the potential for resolving issues and being removed from Probation status

 

2) Permanent "Do Not Deal With" List, as some members view the Probation List as anyway.

[chromium]

Times change. People don't.

 

Perhaps but they certainly should be given the chance.

 

Pessimism, however, is eternal.

 

I agree 100% but isn't Old Man a recidivist ?

I seem to remember he was placed on the list, made good and his name got removed. A few weeks later he didn't pay another seller and was put on the list again.

[DrWatson]

Times change. People don't.

 

Well then, there seems to be enough Forum members to divide into two threads:

 

1) Probation List, with the potential for resolving issues and being removed from Probation status

 

2) Permanent "Do Not Deal With" List, as some members view the Probation List as anyway.

Some People Suck.

[VintageComics]

Times change. People don't.

 

Well then, there seems to be enough Forum members to divide into two threads:

 

1) Probation List, with the potential for resolving issues and being removed from Probation status

 

2) Permanent "Do Not Deal With" List, as some members view the Probation List as anyway.

 

Andy that's not the issue here.The issue is should people on the probation list be dealing with people who put them on the probation list.

 

R.

[divad]

Times change. People don't.

 

Perhaps but they certainly should be given the chance.

 

Pessimism, however, is eternal.

[divad]

Say what you will, but if the means justifies the end, then I'm all for it! Congrats to all parties involved in the recent negotiated settlements.

You're logic is flawed. He should have worked out his problems before you sold to him. It's like the preacher giving a sermon on adultery after he's been caught with the deacon's wife.

 

Is she cute?

[divad]

Times change. People don't.

 

Well then, there seems to be enough Forum members to divide into two threads:

 

1) Probation List, with the potential for resolving issues and being removed from Probation status

 

2) Permanent "Do Not Deal With" List, as some members view the Probation List as anyway.

 

Andy that's not the issue here.The issue is should people on the probation list be dealing with people who put them on the probation list.

 

R.

 

 

You are just plain uninformed - who "put" them on the list?

[lizards2]

I'm kind of enjoying the days of the anti-divad

[VintageComics]

Times change. People don't.

 

Well then, there seems to be enough Forum members to divide into two threads:

 

1) Probation List, with the potential for resolving issues and being removed from Probation status

 

2) Permanent "Do Not Deal With" List, as some members view the Probation List as anyway.

 

Andy that's not the issue here.The issue is should people on the probation list be dealing with people who put them on the probation list.

 

R.

 

 

You are just plain uninformed - who "put" them on the list?

 

It's not worth running in circles about.

Like I said in another thread...I'll back off and I hope Old Man does well around here as part of the community.

 

(thumbs u

[OldGuy]

Times change. People don't.

I disagree.

 

That times change?

[50 Cent #II (1st)]

Two groups of people...

Someone should start another probation thread where those listed on it, while they are listed on it, are actually on probation.

 

[ashrael]

Times change. People don't.

I disagree.

 

That times change?

 

It was 1:45 when I started reading this thread and it is 2:05 now

 

 

 

I am up for giving people a 2nd chance, just be careful.

[divad]

Two groups of people...

Someone should start another probation thread where those listed on it, while they are listed on it, are actually on probation.

 

Good idea! (thumbs u YOU could be its first member.

[GACollectibles]

Times change. People don't.

 

Well then, there seems to be enough Forum members to divide into two threads:

 

1) Probation List, with the potential for resolving issues and being removed from Probation status

 

2) Permanent "Do Not Deal With" List, as some members view the Probation List as anyway.

 

Andy that's not the issue here.The issue is should people on the probation list be dealing with people who put them on the probation list.

 

R.

 

My comment was in reference to the unending carp that some people get once rectifying the situation that got them put on the Probation List, my point being that some people won't let it go once it is "resolved".

[DrWatson]

Times change. People don't.

 

Well then, there seems to be enough Forum members to divide into two threads:

 

1) Probation List, with the potential for resolving issues and being removed from Probation status

 

2) Permanent "Do Not Deal With" List, as some members view the Probation List as anyway.

 

Andy that's not the issue here.The issue is should people on the probation list be dealing with people who put them on the probation list.

 

R.

 

My comment was in reference to the unending carp that some people get once rectifying the situation that got them put on the Probation List, my point being that some people won't let it go once it is "resolved".

I haven't seen any evidence of this.