Posted byTwitter is a public forum. We all know that, or we should know that. It makes anything you post, by default, public domain and open to any sort of worship or attack, which is fine. It is what it is – shards of information. And whether we want to choose to accept this or not, this information is only as valuable as the reader chooses to make it.
I’m going to say this now, for future reference – I don’t take your opinions into consideration when I’m writing an opinion piece for gamingbs.com. I’m not vying for your approval. Any opinion piece I’ve written, or will write here is my opinion, and it’s not something that should be taken personally. However, if you choose to take offense to anything, I’m more than happy to discuss the matter with you, and I’m more than happy to have an intelligent conversation/debate regarding such discrepancies.
If this is something you need to sleep at night, then please email me at sully@gamingbs.com and I will be more than happy to exchange skype information, and we can have a live discussion on gamingbullshit.com. Otherwise, go write your own article, express your own opinion, but stop trying to force it down reader’s throats. It’s not that important. I promise.
Remember, information is only as valuable as we allow it to be. And we really aren’t looking for your approval. So go fuck yourself!
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About Sully Fisher
I have a sick interest in outdated comedy and films from the 80s/early90s, and an unconditional love for Sega Dreamcast. Basically, everything you will ever need to know about me can be summed up in one play through of Contra 3, and one episode of Sanford and Son.
Ugamerz
December 17, 2012
RT @GamingBullshit: Vs. The World: Twitter is a public forum. We all know that, or we should know that. It makes anything … http://t.c …
Ugamerz
December 17, 2012
@GamingBullshit @thesullyfisher would be great if more sites done that.
TheSullyFisher
December 17, 2012
@Ugamerz @GamingBullshit lol I’m just sick of having to defend my opinion on social media sites. Free thinking is a crime.
Ugamerz
December 17, 2012
@TheSullyFisher @gamingbullshit people are fearful of honesty. It’s stupid.