Posted on 06/21/2002 9:18:04 AM PDT by anniegetyourgun
Given the carping and nasty nature of FR as of late, I thought it might be a good time to see the more civil and gracious side of participants. Here is a thread for just that purpose – to edify, encourage, and thank.
Ever wanted to thank that unsung FR hero? Agree or disagree, why not tell JohnHuang2 or Registered how much you appreciate their skills. And can you imagine the many hours Alamo-Girl puts into her work? Perhaps you appreciate how well the folks over at Word For The Day wield their words. Or maybe you just want to tell WIMom and her gang that you’re sorry for all your unkind words about the recent Freepathon ads, and thank her for all her hard work on that. Maybe you are an FR Radio fan. Well, you get the idea.
What this thread is NOT for: complaints against the management, flaming those you disagree with, bashing the current administration, leaving your opus, whinning about someone being banned, criticizing FR spelling, grammar, or sentence structure, calling out newbies (unless they are disrupting this thread, of course), shilling for your candidacy, carping about a particular regular thread. Well, you get the idea.
Freep on…..
P.S. No, I’m not fishing for compliments. I’ve already been called every name in the book here on FR, and “toothless hag” is still my personal favorite.
Well at least they ain't bootleading and cheerlicking.
Though mebbe they should.
LOL! Yer tellin me!
Well OK here goes... anniegetyourgun it's good to see you're still around. I remember that old abortion men/women thread. I still don't think you are what PatriotX said you were. He totally missed the point.
To all you hunting guys/gals... thanks for sticking by me, you're the best!
Thank you!
Can't believe this thread is still here! Glad you brought it up again.
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