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10-05-2009, 05:54 PM
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I wasn't present in the beginning but since 2005-6 DT has been my neighborhood place to come to socialize, discuss, laugh and learn. No subject is taboo, no event considered too private as immediate family have passed and babies born. In learning to measure what I write and to read much more than I say, the place still works for me and I appreciate those here that make me smile, warm my heart, force me to think and question that which I had taken for granted in this world as judgment should be the last thing I should be comfortable with here......so I am not.
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10-05-2009, 05:57 PM
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10-05-2009, 06:53 PM
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well, thanks! i just know that steve has many irons in the fire, and isn't always here to keep us all in line. we're all adults here-i think. and yes, when i said many of us no doubt have said things we regret, i was thinking of myself along with many others. there is some anonymity here...some may feel emboldened because of it. but, i'd like to think that i wouldn't be embarrassed to meet anyone in person that i've conversed with on here.
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10-05-2009, 07:11 PM
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It's been a while since there's been any kind of air-clearing around here, so I'll make a brief 'policy statement'...
There are terms of service outlined on the forum, and about 99.8% of the time they are followed. For the most part, the forum hasn't even needed moderation for ages. That in itself is remarkable considering we have a community of more than 900 Derby Trailers visiting here over any 72 hour period, and is thanks largely to the tone set early on when pais was serving as the invaluable reine-de-course. While I wish I could, I cannot read every post. If I delete something, it is usually a post or posts that I interpret as mean-spirited or ill-advised. I cannot catch everything and I don't believe there is a more relaxed policy, in a forum of this type, towards members occasional inappropriate conduct. I do the best I can while watching over the board largely alone. As I've said before though, this isn't a public trust. I like to think I've operated this site in an even-handed manner. If someone doesn't think so, I'm sorry. As was originally suggested in 2005, I expect DTers to treat each other as if they were sitting together at a picnic table in the Saratoga backyard. And I'm confident that anyone who has been around me by the Barbecue at Saratoga knows how I try to treat my guests. Everyone here has something to contribute to the ongoing party. I do my best to maintain the atmosphere, but I'd like to think everyone knows how to conduct themselves and treat their fellow guests.
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All ambitions are lawful except those which climb upward on the miseries or credulities of mankind. ~ Joseph Conrad A long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right. ~ Thomas Paine Don't let anyone tell you that your dreams can't come true. They are only afraid that theirs won't and yours will. ~ Robert Evans The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. ~ George Orwell, 1984. Last edited by Kasept : 10-05-2009 at 08:16 PM.
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.... mmm I been having dt's (withdrawal kind) for a pork bbq .... i'll gladly attest to how great u treat your guest.
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It is difficult for me to gain and maintain any attention when our caped crusader is busy keeping the threads safe for all horse lovers.
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see what happens when you live past warrenton, you think you're in carolina and automatically a panthers fan, unreal -bt-
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OMG. Something truly salvageable from this thread. A picture of THE staple of every real man's wardrobe in '09. You Ed Hardy affectionados....F*ck off. Thank you, Coach. Yet another one of your valuable contributions in a truly legendary body of work. When this magnificent piece of art became available to the general public earlier this year, the first reviews leaked to the press were over the top. I remember them vividly. "SonOfSpam" wrote: "So I'm looking for threads that say, 'Hey, baby......I'm real boss!' when I stumble upon this epic creation. The wolves spoke to me in a language all their own; it was like German, Mongol and Bitchin all mixed together. I mean, one wolf howlin at the moon is major....but three??? I ordered next day air (if only there was same day!), and, of course, a size smaller than usual to ensure the closeness to the wolves to my chest hair. When the package arrived, I tore it open and I SWEAR angels sang. I think it was "Freebird". I immediately removed my "No Fat Chicks" shirt and replaced it with this finery. Lemme tell you: AW YEAH. I'll spare the details of my conquests since I started wearing this shirt. Suffice it to say, I'm swimming in a sea of babes the likes of which are usually only found on those K-Tel infomercials. I'm also more confident at work and expect to be promoted to cashier soon. I owe everything to this shirt. (I should say "shirts" since I now own 23 of them)
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