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Originally Posted by Pseudonymous
His post was harmless, absolutely 0 personal attacks and zero speculation. just a couple questions and noted her history that she left on bad terms with a couple people (which can be confirmed.)and asking what her role has been/will be considering she mentioned it will be changing.
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When did the transition begin? Seems like it's been a few months, no?
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Originally Posted by Mutt
hahaha - nowhere near that. my post wasn't inflammatory at all, just blunt and to the point.
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Totally unrelated, but just found this application for a program when I was cleaning out some files...
I never use the word 'cunt' when referring to models, but I do frequently use the term when referring to someone who either pisses me off or has engaged in some type of behavior that I deem to be unacceptable. I also feel that, when used properly, it can be used humorously. IE, by casually reminding surfers of the fact that nobody likes a cheap cunt before ending with a smiley face to make it seem like I'm joking when I'm really not. I'm also in the process of completing a webmaster resources page which will end with a 'Do Not Promote These Sponsors' section. I will undoubtedly use the 'C' word quite a few times in that section. Primarily in reference to those who work at Media Revenue, which is a program who has been widely accused of banging credit cards on a massive scale, as well as the known compulsive liars who run VideosZ, one of the largest financers of online piracy.
For the most part, I'm very respectful when referring to models. The only time I ever use 'fuck' as a verb is when referring to anal sex, i.e. 'fucked up the ass', but that's not the primary focus of the site and is never used in blog posts and only on pages that are deep within the site.
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