[Dynagroove] "Rah - Rah" Reviews

[Jonra XXX]

hahahahahahahhahaq.. ya I say fucking get some balls.. if you have something 
to say god or bad post it fuck being PC....... yes I did say fuck you will.. 
and yes I would do it again


>From: Will Yardley <dynagroove at veggiechinese.net>
>To: dynagroove at dynagroove.com
>Subject: Re: [Dynagroove] "Rah - Rah" Reviews
>Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 15:53:14 -0700
>
>On Tue, Aug 16, 2005 at 05:45:14PM -0400, BadIYE at aol.com wrote:
>
> > Interestingly enough, the reaction shows WHY people are scared to say
> > things.  Aaron and Jordan's responses were so defensive and attacking
> > in  nature, it's stifling.   BenJhammin's response is down right
> > frightening:  what do you mean "I know a  few friends who would like
> > to meet him"?  I know Sheik.  Are you threatening to beat him up for
> > speaking his mind?  When did this scene become the  Sopranos?
>
>Hah - I did have Jonra threaten me once in such a manner. But I think in
>general, people aren't so much "afraid" to say things - but there is
>some sense in being diplomatic... we're in a small world, an even
>smaller "scene", and the person you talk s--t about is very likely going
>to be the person you want / need something from at some point.
>
>I've certainly talked my fair share of s--t, but I also do try to be
>diplomatic or hold my tongue in a lot of cases. Sucks when you say "wow
>- DJ Noskillz sucks balls" and then it turns out that DJ Noskills is
>actually on the list*.
>
>Anyway, maybe I'm not the best posterboy for diplomacy... but be nice,
>folks.
>
>And, by the way, slander is spoken, libel is written. Plus, in the US,
>a statement generally has to be factually false to be considered slander
>or libel**.
>
>* Not that anything like that has ever happened to me. :>
>** wikipedia -> slander for more info
>
>w
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