I was making a comment about the complaining, before it got out of hand (as it usually does in this forum) and metastasized into full-blown "carping".
I saw this happen multiple times in the last forum. People start complaining about small things, then more join in, then they grab pitchforks, and the next thing you know, it's gotten so extreme -- VMP employees are leaving and we're getting less updates and then suddenly there's no forum at all. I never spoke up during any of that. I probably should have. But I didn't.
Even now, in this new forum, when threads are taken over with waves of complaining and negativity -- and all I want to do is read about new records or engage in what the actual topic of the thread is -- I haven't said anything.
But this time I did say something, before it snowballed. I really don't want people here to do to Sounds Delicious what they did to VMP. I don't think Sounds Delicious can take it. They're too small. They're my favorite sub and I want them to stay that way. So, I spoke up early and gave my two-cents, hoping others might agree and the complaining wouldn't escalate.
Re-read my comments. Or don't. I honestly don't care. I am not engaging anymore with you. You're willfully ignorant or just straight-up ignorant (doesn't really matter), and I know you'll throw in more weak-ass references -- like that pitiful "it's Thursday afternoon, so it would be pretty hard for me to Monday morning qb anything" -- and I'm not a big enough person not to comment on how tired and lame and pathetic that is.
Also, just for the record -- your reading comprehension is "ridiculous". There, I slipped it in.
Also, starting off with "can you just not" (unless you're 12, which you may be since you referenced that Taylor record -- and if so, I'm truly sorry and I take all of this back) is pretty "ridiculous", too. There, I slipped it in twice. Not hard when you're dealing with someone ridiculous.