He's only disappointed rather than upset/hurt so I'm no longer that bothered about all of this.

At the time it was very funny for me and a lot of people. In hindsight the jesting atmosphere is gone and it's then easy to look at it in a really bad way.

If I posted it on Facebook for my hundreds of friends to see then I woudn't be that annoyed to find it here.

You were right actually - I knew you woudn't want it here but I still did it for the entertainment factor knowing that it was very temporary. I didn't feel that bad doing it because I knew you weren't sensitive type and also knew you had severely breached someone else's privacy in this forum before.

Now I know you were not upset I really don't think it was such a bad thing.

Not sure what you mean by this

I already agreed I was an arse earlier, I woudn't have been an arse if I posted it in complete innocence. And anyway, it doesn't make me look that bad when you consider you are a victim of a crime you once committed but to a worse degree. You can reply with your primary school response of two wrongs don't make a right but the fact is you are less of a helpless victim when you count this into the equation.


You've lost me, what rule have I broken?


I actually think I've done pretty well tonight, entertained the troops and all.

"Two wrongs don't make a right" is to stop primary school pupils from fighting with their class mates and then using the excuse that "they started it" even though in the adult world that's a completely valid excuse. Seriously, you need to stop using it in an adult conversation as it certainly holds no weight in this particular argument.

If a rapist is raped then people won't feel sorry for that person. If someone who is innocent is raped then they will. Or would you jump to the defense of the rape victim who is also a rapist and say that two wrongs don't make a right and you feel dreadfully sorry for him because it was such a immoral act?

Once again, I've already clearly stated I did not break any rules and you agreed on that. You can't just change your mind later.

I didn't feel that bad doing it because I knew you actually did break the privacy rule where I technically didn't but the emotions of the victim would have been similar.

1. I once again admit that it was wrong but I don't particularly regret it because you did something worse and actually did break the privacy rule severely where what I did can at worst be considered borderline but at the end of the day I didn't break any rules.

2. You interpreted it as a contradiction but go back and you'll see that I never changed my stance.

3. If you think it's a bad analogy than fair enough but it's certainly valid and gets my point across.

4. I disagree with you that I'm having a bad day - I've managed to entertain a lot of people and only at the expense of someone who's certainly no angel himself

You go ahead and take sides based on your gist of not reading this argument

bi*ch! But thanks for finally getting involved in something like this, muahahah.