offensive sarcasm is rudeness under most civilised rules. but you want examples - okay - here goes. must be only the football on at the moment
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*** disclaimer. i realise these comments are taken out of context, but they were typed by mbl with what strongly came across as sarcasm, disrespect or belittlement.
"i doubt you are what you claim"
"i can flip you any day of the week"
"what makes you credible? sommersoft? what a pillar of education this place must be"
"is this simplistic enough for you?"
"how can this not ba a bubble?"
"this is amatuer stuff"
"do you get it?"
"do you realise it?"
"dont' think you'll have the last laugh"
"you all belong to amway"
"hearing you people spruik"
"rampant speculation"
"all you flippers"
"yeah, whatever"
"you gotta be kidding me"
"those in the property industry are liars"
"you sound like those dot.com investors"
"valuors don't have a clue"
"you have to be in lala land"
"nothing but speculators"
"amatuer guru tripe"
"people will be laughing behind your back"
and my favourite
"bwahahahahaha"
i do notice that no one is (or has ever) complained about myself - but you seem to be attracting a lot of such.
by the way, please answer my original question of:
i'd still like to have the questions answered. your experience tells you that the market is overheated? why? what in your experience indicates this to you? what happened last time around that put your family on the cliff edge? what did you do to ride out the crisis?
you have done nothing but say that you have been "close to the cliff" and that you used the valuors method behind your valuations at the time (a method you have belittled) - how do you know the prices went down unless you sold?
now i would like to learn to answers to the above questions - and not the "simplistic" waffling around the maypole that you have so far said.
see - i can be sarcastically rude too
