[Quix]

Avoid the bother, smvoice.

Someone would just come along and say:

YOU SURE ARE--YOU SORRY PRODDY!

LOL.

However, using left and right carets vs brackets, the following would do. I don't want to take up the time to refresh my memory about how to do the text in a box.

[b]
[font color=009999]
[font face=broadway]
[font size=+5]
[center]


results in:

!SORRY!

add to close: [/b][/font][/font][/font][/center]

[smvoice]

THANKS, Quix! It can just wear a person out, apologizing to one when a thousand were pinged...;)

[Mad Dawg]

YOU SURE ARE--YOU SORRY PRODDY!

My favorite retort is:

Well (harrumph, harrumph) you've certainly got a lot to be sorry about!

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For a moment's seriousness:

I think one of the most difficult chores of the adult Christian is to apple "[Charity] rejoiceth not in iniquity but rejoiceth in the truth,...." (Paul, under the guidance of the Spirit, really was a remarkably insightful guy!)

In my (mostly failing) efforts to live as though I Cor 13 actually mattered, it's helpful to me to remember the saying, "If it's too good to be true, it's probably not true." I guess a corollary is "If it's about my opponents and it's too deliciously wicked to be true ...."

But the real spiritual opportunity, in my view, is to notice that there's a part of me that really wants terrible things to be true about my opponents, that is disappointed when they are better people than I thought.

Children of the Lord, THAT is messed up!