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Originally Posted by mscat  no need to try and give someone direction who did not need it. If you do not want to have a snarky me, then do not try and tangle , cause I am much older, and a lot more cynical . As well as disabled, single parent, with a kid who is disabled.
In other words , I have been around the block a few times and back, with gray hairs to show for. (yawns)
As you have finally caught on for yourself dogs are NOT allowed in the dorm. My whole point!
Then you decided to try and let me know that I had not read everything correctly. let's get down and snarky  |
LOL, oh my Gosh, this is ridiculous. My first post wasn't being rude, I'm so sorry you thought I was directing you and you did not need it. It wasn't meant to be like that! Sorry if you thought I was trying to... I don't know even know what you thought I was trying to do. Good lord, people mis-interpret everything.
By the way, I'm not disagreeing with you that dorms are NOT a good place for dogs.
How is this being snarky? (my comment):
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| If you read some of her previous posts, she states that she is the only one living in the dorm, nobody else. And I think she said small dogs ARE allowed. |
Also, I totally respect and commend you for being a disabled person raising a disabled son. But WHAT does that have to do with anything? Wow, you just totally turned this into something it shouldn't be. I've been through a lot of stuff in my life too but I don't bring it up because
we're on a dog forum talking about how a dog should/should not live in a dorm. Has absolutely nothing to do with life experience.
But, I'll just be the bigger person and apologize to you because my comment was totally not meant to be taken rudely and I was completely taken back by your reply with rolling eyes. I simply just didn't appreciate it. And that's the end of that.
Sorry if you mis-interpreted what I wrote and maybe I should have wrote it different?
Also, I want to apologize to the OP, this is not helping you out.