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10 May 23
@divegeester saidWhat does it mean to be called a harpy?
What a harpy.
har·py ˈhär-pē plural harpies. capitalized : a foul creature of Greek mythology that is part woman and part bird. : a greedy person. : an evil-tempered woman.
Shows your character gooster!
-VR
@divegeester saidThat shows you have no class on top of the nonsense you are spewing. Calling any woman that word should get you tossed out of here. No class at all. You owe her an apology.
What a harpy.
And everyone knows Very Rusty like most on this site has the rating go up and down the more games you play, and the faster you play. Yours don't move because you don't play much, and you play people under 1000 a lot. That is my range. Play me.
You just enjoy annoying people.
@very-rusty saidIt's a horrible name to call any woman.
What does it mean to be called a harpy?
har·py ˈhär-pē plural harpies. capitalized : a foul creature of Greek mythology that is part woman and part bird. : a greedy person. : an evil-tempered woman.
Shows your character gooster!
-VR
@vespin saidYou have misunderstood me. What word would you use to describe her that carries the same information as the word you object to?
Woman or lady or young lady. Where I come from you treat woman the way you would treat your mother or sister. My sister has blasted me over the years and I never had a go at her no matter what she said. That is how you treat all woman.
@vespin saidThis is a disposition that will most likely not be endorsed by Suzianne on account of her feminist principles. She will not welcome being treated in an unequal way by a man who refers to her as a "lady".
Woman or lady or young lady. Where I come from you treat woman the way you would treat your mother or sister. My sister has blasted me over the years and I never had a go at her no matter what she said. That is how you treat all woman.
@FMF
I would NOT use any word that describes the same information. I would not use any language that would convey any information that was negative. Not that word, not any word, and certainly no words put together that would describe any woman like that.
If she wanted to, she would crush you both verbally but I don't think she feels either of you are worth her time.
She would be correct.
@fmf saidI also used the words young lady, and "Woman". And she has only been treated unequally by you and Dive. I believe in being polite to "woman".
This is a disposition that will most likely not be endorsed by Suzianne on account of her feminist principles. She will not welcome being treated in an unequal way by a man who refers to her as a "lady".
I guess you believe in being abusive verbally?