From: | "Michael R. Goldberg" <mrgoldbe@**.NETCOM.COM> |
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Subject: | Mirror |
Date: | Fri, 5 Jun 1998 00:05:53 -0500 |
As much as it pains me to state the obvious, I think in your case, I
should do it anyway.
Look in the fragging mirror, you drek-headed Yank!
Your best friend just got toasted. Someone you've campaigned with for
years on end. You'd trust his judgement to then ends of the earth and
then some, and now in addition to the fact that he was just rudely
removed from your world prematurely, you got some snot faced punk
insulting the memory of him.
Amazingly within hours, that same punk apologies for the words said at
the heat of the moment. Would you believe that apology was sincere if
it was from one of your peers? Would you believe it if it was from a
"dirty" shadowrunner?
Better still, would you accept the apology and forgive the mistake?
I don't think you would. I _know_ I wouldn't. I would never forgive
that insult. I would go out of my way to pay back for that insult!
(No matter how insanely horrible the odds are.)
And on this one, I know I'm not alone.
You want to apologize to Marathon for words of that magnitude said in
the heat of the moment? Great. Go do it in person, unarmed, and not
babysat or forced by your co-workers, Mr. Seal-pup. The only way that
apology could ever be accepted would be to convince the wronged parties
that you are sincere in your apology.
Frankly, I don't think anyone here believes that you are _sorry_ for
your words, unless it happens to jeapordized your ability to do
anything you want while hiding behind a fragging badge. ]<<<<<
-- Ratspeak <05:53:08/05-JUN-59>