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monicaei · 11-18-2012, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonesy'sMom

All I see is someone looking to stir up more drama... and your "Duh", just proved to me how young you probably are, or at least act.

And I just had some pumpkin pie...

I don't really like pumpkin pie. I think it tastes weird. But anything with whipped cream is always a winner!

odiakkoh · 11-18-2012, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by monicaei

I don't really like pumpkin pie. I think it tastes weird. But anything with whipped cream is always a winner!

We can never be friends! Not liking pumpkin pie is blasphemy!

My favorite is banana cream. Damnit, don't mention food near a pregnant lady. My husband is going to hate you all haha.

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PatchworkRobot · 11-18-2012, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by barb0604

But the OP DID 'care to share' about her money and time problems; and if it's true that she's got all those issues, then a new puppy is the worst idea ever. What's the big deal about posting about her new puppy? Is the OP ashamed about it? I just don't get why some are attacking PatchworkRobot, when all she did was post a great suggestion to someone having money, time issues, a suggestion that would greatly benefit the OP AND the puppy.

BTW: I may be in a fairytale too, one where people don't post a 'woe is me' thread with only partial information, one where people that have no money and no time do NOT get a new puppy, one where I don't have to check with an OP to find out if it's okay to post a response to their topic....

Bold is mine and I completely agree.
I don't completely agree with the last part though. Often stuff is omitted, even in threads like these, but, in my experience, the stuff that gets omitted is usually worse. Not saying that's the case here, however.

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Originally Posted by odiakkoh

Well from an outside perspective the only people causing drama in this thread is the OP and her friends who are defending her. From an outside perspective patchworkrobot didn't word her question in a malicious way or in a way that made it obvious she wanted to cause drama. She sounded to me like she was trying to be respectful and tactful as possible while still asking a question that IMO needed to be asked. She seemed (once again to someone who knows nothing of what's going on) to have the OP's best interest in mind.

The whole bit is relevant but the bold part just hits the nail on the head.

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Originally Posted by Criminal Genius Hera

You and Sinister, a couple of dumb beavers

lol wut?
Edit: The "duh" comment is a winner too.

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Originally Posted by Sam1491

Fine, i'll openly accept when i've crossed a line unlike some....consider it revised and assumption free.

It's still wrong. Your statement is making the assumption that it's something that I do on a regular basis. One can read the statement and assume that I have a folder (if not multiple folders) of information on people. That is not the case. I simply have a single picture (now two because one has been crudely dated in Photoshop) on my desktop. Do you not have ways to back up statements that you make? Most of the time I can just google things or go into someone's post history on DT but that's not the case here.

I can admit when I've done or said wrong and that's something I've admitted to on DT before. Yes, I rocked the boat, but I feel that my question, and hinted concern, was valid. I felt that way when I first posted and I still do now. This is a doberman forum and a thread about the user specifically so I think my question about her and her new doberman kind of tied in... I wasn't trying to be a dumb beaver(??) but just showing concern for how somebody going through what she's going through is going to handle a puppy. I've already answered as to why I posted here and not in PM.

PatchworkRobot · 11-18-2012, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by odiakkoh

We can never be friends! Not liking pumpkin pie is blasphemy!

My favorite is banana cream. Damnit, don't mention food near a pregnant lady. My husband is going to hate you all haha.

What about chocolate chip cookies? I'm making those now!

Sam1491 · 11-18-2012, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by barb0604

But the OP DID 'care to share' about her money and time problems; and if it's true that she's got all those issues, then a new puppy is the worst idea ever. What's the big deal about posting about her new puppy? Is the OP ashamed about it? I just don't get why some are attacking PatchworkRobot, when all she did was post a great suggestion to someone having money, time issues, a suggestion that would greatly benefit the OP AND the puppy.

BTW: I may be in a fairytale too, one where people don't post a 'woe is me' with only partial information, one where people that have no money and no time do NOT get a new puppy, one where I don't have to check with an OP to find out if it's okay to post a response to their topic....

I'm not going to say I don't agree,because yes she did share, but the reason everyone is "picking on patchwork...." is because of the way her and sinister handled it both here and on facebook. Childish, lacking tact, and imo, from it's result especially, to stir up drama more than to actually address and find out the facts.

And again I will agree with the "btw" part but hey like I said it's the internet and even in real life you aren't required to say every part of your life and how would you know if they were anyways? Bet it happens more often than you'd like to think.
Does it suck that people keep details hidden? yup but what I deem personal is what I deem personal, and if your interested in knowing that, posting the equivalent of a billboard along a highway asking if I "made out with so and so" or whatever else along personal lines, is not the way to go when you could have say text, or emailed me instead...neither is then talking about your "friend" behind her back when she did a lot for you she could share but isn't going to because it's not her story to share.

I'm done, i've made my point several times and then some and this thread is now far off topic. I don't expect anyone to fully agree or "be on my side" but you can't deny some of it doesn't make sense too....or are we still ridding around in our high school attitude cliques talking about who made out with who and only listening/believing the "popular" kids.....

To reiterate:
glass houses people....watch your words
I graduated high school, did you?

DONE! DONE! DONE!

monicaei · 11-18-2012, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by odiakkoh

We can never be friends! Not liking pumpkin pie is blasphemy!

My favorite is banana cream. Damnit, don't mention food near a pregnant lady. My husband is going to hate you all haha.

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I also don't like sweet potato pie. I understand if this impedes our friendship. People feel strongly about pie.

Now banana creme pie with some Nilla wafers... Mmmm, that sounds awesome. I also LOVE bananas foster, not pie but worth a mention.

odiakkoh · 11-18-2012, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by PatchworkRobot

What about chocolate chip cookies? I'm making those now!

I like chewy ones. Not a fan of hard cookies.

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odiakkoh · 11-18-2012, 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by monicaei

I also don't like sweet potato pie. I understand if this impedes our friendship. People feel strongly about pie.

Now banana creme pie with some Nilla wafers... Mmmm, that sounds awesome. I also LOVE bananas foster, not pie but worth a mention.

Never had sweet potato pie though I've always wanted to try it.

Mmm banana foster....

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Rosemary · 11-18-2012, 06:05 PM

Apple pie. But the apples have to be sliced in really thin slices, and packed almost solid. I don't like it when it's all big chunks of apple with lots of liquid.

PatchworkRobot · 11-18-2012, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by odiakkoh

I like chewy ones. Not a fan of hard cookies.

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Well then you'd love mine! Only slightly crunchy on the outside but super gooey in the middle. If they'd ship well some would be going to my SS victim but I've tried to ship them before... they don't ship well D:

Also, bananas foster is amazing.

odiakkoh · 11-18-2012, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by PatchworkRobot

Well then you'd love mine! Only slightly crunchy on the outside but super gooey in the middle. If they'd ship well some would be going to my SS victim but I've tried to ship them before... they don't ship well D:

Also, bananas foster is amazing.

Too bad they don't ship well, I would be willing to buy some

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Chelse · 11-18-2012, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by monicaei

I also don't like sweet potato pie. I understand if this impedes our friendship. People feel strongly about pie.

Now banana creme pie with some Nilla wafers... Mmmm, that sounds awesome. I also LOVE bananas foster, not pie but worth a mention.

I am a big lover of the lemon pie...but I have a caramel pie recipe that is amazing (might go into a sugar coma thou). I do like banana pies, apple, any berry....I just like pie I think

monicaei · 11-18-2012, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Chelse

I am a big lover of the lemon pie...but I have a caramel pie recipe that is amazing (might go into a sugar coma thou). I do like banana pies, apple, any berry....I just like pie I think

I have never tried caramel pie. I need that recipe, please?

barb0604 · 11-18-2012, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by PatchworkRobot

Bold is mine and I completely agree.
I don't completely agree with the last part though. Often stuff is omitted, even in threads like these, but, in my experience, the stuff that gets omitted is usually worse. Not saying that's the case here, however.

Perhaps I could've worded that better...I'm just sayin' that if the original post by the OP had included that they were even considering getting a new puppy, the responses in this thread would've been much different. That piece of information was very relevant to the topic (JMHO)and ultimately, you opted to speak for the dogs...

Banberry pie, yummmmmm....strawberries, bananas, pudding-like filling, and whip cream...what's not to love!

Brianne29 · 11-18-2012, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by monicaei

I have never tried caramel pie. I need that recipe, please?

I second this.

PatchworkRobot · 11-18-2012, 06:38 PM

I have this recipe for a oatmeal and brown sugar pie... it's delicious and sooooo good with ice cream!

Brianne29 · 11-18-2012, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by PatchworkRobot

I have this recipe for a oatmeal and brown sugar pie... it's delicious and sooooo good with ice cream!

Well? Don't just say these things without including it!

Rosemary · 11-18-2012, 06:42 PM

I also like chocolate merengue (sp?) pie. I don't make it too often though, because of the humidity. High humidity makes merengues "weepy" and kind of gooey.

PatchworkRobot · 11-18-2012, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Brianne29

Well? Don't just say these things without including it!

I was going to find my recipe... but I cannot find my recipe book and I have to leave the house. It's essentially this. Make it. Love it.

Brianne29 · 11-18-2012, 06:48 PM

I'll be making it for Thanksgiving!

monicaei · 11-18-2012, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Rosemary

I also like chocolate merengue (sp?) pie. I don't make it too often though, because of the humidity. High humidity makes merengues "weepy" and kind of gooey.

You need the right eggs. That "store bought, big Agra" crap is awful. Good, home grown eggs make a beautiful meringue, even down here in the swamp.

Sinister · 11-18-2012, 07:12 PM

Ya know. I thank Kate for taking Juno for a week. But she also tried to keep her AND tried to tell me how to handle her. No, I trained her well. Anyone can tell you that. She has some issues but hey, at least she listens and I can handle her most of the time.

I'm a full time student, trying to get a full time job, AND I'm moving out at 17. I still manage to get Juno straight and in classes. She's always my top priority. Working with all I do (plus with getting a job, school, farm, AND band Managment that I'm doing) I say I keep myself composed pretty damn well. Money is always right but I don't bitch about it on the net. I may have lost some "friends" but I'm sticking up for what I believe in.