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[shilafi]

It is a sad day my friends. The crocodile hunter,Steve Erwin, has died.

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My intentions

[anonymous]

I could agree with you that the simple misplacing of one letter doesn’t shadow your true feelings for his passing. At the same time, if you were truly that attached to him, I would assume that in paying your respects to the man by immortalizing his death on your livejournal, revealing to the internet world that you are indeed a fan, you would get his name correct. As for my intentions, did I ever once mention that I was mourning the death of the Animal worlds most beloved icon as you so well put it? You were the one who posted his death on your livejournal, did you see me screaming it from the rooftops? Now that would lead one to believe that my move was merely to pick at you, and from reading my post, it sounds as if I did. I do believe that when I added the statement “Just messin with ya big guy” I negated any previous statement I had written. Harsh my words might be, I did in fact reveal to you that it was all a harmless joke. Rather than admitting your simple misplacing of one letter and editing your post and deleting my comment, you’ve turned the spotlight onto this argument, rather than where it should be, remembering a man’s death. The king’s to you Fernand.

Re: My intentions

[shilafi]

"Sigh" As if speaking to a child,I will again explain. I was mourning the mans death while writing. This of course was the root cause of the misspelling. Now, one might assume that a fanatic such as myself would definatley give the correct spelling of the object of my fanaticism. Of course however, we all know that i am not indeed a fanatic. The misspelling was of course a mistake. Regardless of my mournful state. A mistake is a mistake brian. The reasonings behind the mistake, well now, that is a completley different story.I of course commented upon your intentions because of the first lines of your post my freind. "It is indeed a sad day." Now as to the context of those lines, i percieved them to be in conjuction with the death of Mr.Irwin,I dare say i was wrong. They were merely a comment on the pitiful state of my grammer upon such a mournful day. Come now brian, is that any way to approach a friend in mourning? Fanatic or not, i was sad.