This was not intended to be an affront to those of the Land of the Free. It was intended as humour, but it seems it was not taken as such by one of You and the response was not pleasant. I deleted the post immediately but the Lady has now posted Her Own response, in that she wishes My guts to rot. It seems I misjudged the humour .. for that I apologise, but I take offence to Her response!!
What a vitriolic response by Kyrielle, one we had always considered a friend and had enjoyed r/p in Helisto recently! How could she ever have considered this to be any more than humour? Surely most of America can see this as it was intended - UK humour? We were flabberghasted by her response - Aneesha was in tears that her words could be so misconstrued! Do other Americans see this as some sort of slight on their honour or has the great USA now lost its sense of humour???
i don't care how you garb or not as the case WAS in front of your slave. But its the HEIGHT of disrespect not to garb while speaking to a free woman. Really. It is.
Yes. It MATTERS that you were standing NAKED while speaking to me. And failed to inform me of it when I first logged in. Along the lines of " oh, I'm naked by the way". I'd of turned around and left on the spot. As would ANY self respecting free woman. So no. I'll not be back. Only the PRIEST KINGS know what you'll do next.
YUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
I think it's hilarious, I love it! I'm so sorry that the words of another were so shockingly bitter and hurtful. Please know that not all Americans are so easily offended.
The image is quite hilarious, as I find the majority of British humour. As far as the vitriol endured in response, it is unfortunate it yielded tears. It didn't merit any. The title of the thread and opening line before the image were ample indication it was meant in good-spirited jest.
I find it hilarious : ) But then, I love British humor. Why Kyrielle is even a blip on anyone's screen by now is beyond me, though I do admit the screaming can be annoying. Anyway, God save the Queen and all that rot! ~niece of a proud (and departed) Korean War Veteran.
Oh and by the way - the only way I even noticed this post was the outrage, and the response to the outrage. Guess that "outrage" accomplished something... (bu)
Correction: "Why Kyrielle's ANTICS are even a blip" should have been my verbiage. I will not demean the character personally, nor the human behind her.
Coming in late and seeing the explanation that it was meant for Humor I guess I can see that side of it.. Had I not seen the truth behind the post the word treason would have upset me...but in the end from a purely English point of view it was exactly that. The Think I really want to know is why was Mr. T naked
It was treason from any point of view, as the people at the time well knew. Revolutions are inherently treasonous. It was felt to be justified, and with the Colonials the victors history agrees, with it ultimately becoming idealized, and later romanticized, over time. Had the tide of war gone the other way the penalty for treachery would have befell them, also as the people of the time well knew.
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This was not intended to be an affront to those of the Land of the Free. It was intended as humour, but it seems it was not taken as such by one of You and the response was not pleasant. I deleted the post immediately but the Lady has now posted Her Own response, in that she wishes My guts to rot. It seems I misjudged the humour .. for that I apologise, but I take offence to Her response!!
What a vitriolic response by Kyrielle, one we had always considered a friend and had enjoyed r/p in Helisto recently! How could she ever have considered this to be any more than humour? Surely most of America can see this as it was intended - UK humour? We were flabberghasted by her response - Aneesha was in tears that her words could be so misconstrued! Do other Americans see this as some sort of slight on their honour or has the great USA now lost its sense of humour???
Needless to say Kyrielle - you are now persona non grata in Helisto - a great pity as in the past we have always tried to defend you - no more.
Like I'd EVER come to Helisto again. To discover that you were speaking to me sans your clothes. That would be an resolute NOOOOOOO.
So - that matters that much in Gor - stay in your ivory tower!
i don't care how you garb or not as the case WAS in front of your slave. But its the HEIGHT of disrespect not to garb while speaking to a free woman. Really. It is.
Yes. It MATTERS that you were standing NAKED while speaking to me. And failed to inform me of it when I first logged in. Along the lines of " oh, I'm naked by the way". I'd of turned around and left on the spot. As would ANY self respecting free woman. So no. I'll not be back. Only the PRIEST KINGS know what you'll do next.
YUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
I think it's hilarious, I love it! I'm so sorry that the words of another were so shockingly bitter and hurtful. Please know that not all Americans are so easily offended.
You can delete my comments but I'll never be able to wash the sight of " ugly" out of my mind. Every time I think of you. Standing there. Naked.
thank you Tammy . your words and thoughts are appreciated .,
The end. As they say, Amen. And I ain't just referring here to your hind end.
it seems the Lady amended Her original post to take out She hopes My guts rot . maybe She is relenting a little . ~wink~
Well - it hardly matters now - be well
Kyr . this started from something I posted and you have taken it somewhere else, really !!! Be well Kyr .. and be gone
Oh Kyr - be well gone
Be WELL gone
Do other Americans see this as an insult to them or perceive it simply as a humorous joke with no malice intended ? Did we misjudge things so badly??
The image is quite hilarious, as I find the majority of British humour. As far as the vitriol endured in response, it is unfortunate it yielded tears. It didn't merit any. The title of the thread and opening line before the image were ample indication it was meant in good-spirited jest.
Thank you Warren - that was how it was intended
Kyrielle banned Aneesha from her room when she entered to try to talk with her and un-friended us both
A pathetic response
What does it matter if he’s naked or not? When I’m in my house I strut around naked all the time!
I find it hilarious : ) But then, I love British humor. Why Kyrielle is even a blip on anyone's screen by now is beyond me, though I do admit the screaming can be annoying. Anyway, God save the Queen and all that rot! ~niece of a proud (and departed) Korean War Veteran.
And it’s not like you’ve never seen a naked man before I’m pretty sure you look in the mirror and say “damn what a handsome man I amâ€
I’m just here for the popcorn and paga
Oh and by the way - the only way I even noticed this post was the outrage, and the response to the outrage. Guess that "outrage" accomplished something... (bu)
Yeah got her to delete her tantrum
I got it....funneh :P Thankees Aneesha (tx)
From the daughter of a Navy Man and the Mother of a US Army AirBorne Ranger, I find it hilarious and thank you!
Correction: "Why Kyrielle's ANTICS are even a blip" should have been my verbiage. I will not demean the character personally, nor the human behind her.
What part of Europe are You from, the asses we kicked or the asses we saved?
/yawn
Coming in late and seeing the explanation that it was meant for Humor I guess I can see that side of it.. Had I not seen the truth behind the post the word treason would have upset me...but in the end from a purely English point of view it was exactly that. The Think I really want to know is why was Mr. T naked
I may well post up that little 'incident' for the edification of all !!
mmmm I am gonna enjoy reading that...smiles
I gotta clear my good name ~winks~
It was treason from any point of view, as the people at the time well knew. Revolutions are inherently treasonous. It was felt to be justified, and with the Colonials the victors history agrees, with it ultimately becoming idealized, and later romanticized, over time. Had the tide of war gone the other way the penalty for treachery would have befell them, also as the people of the time well knew.