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→ #Guilty vs. #Innocent -- Usually, when an innocent party is falsely accused of guilt I have found that 98% of them do #not go forth with showing others they are anything other then innocent. -- For example, eight months ago or so my #journalism was stolen/plagiarized; it was placed on a paying website for #freelance writers and tagged with her name. -- As a journalist it was simplistic of an ordeal for me to get those removed as I had proper proof that I had wrote what was plagiarized. The articles were removed and here we are 8 months later and I am still obtaining daily "hate mail" in response to my actions. -- She has professed her innocence, yes; I know the truth as to that. However, instead of acting innocent she is now copy catting words, blogs, phases, and ideas that I have used (and others have used) word for word. -- Honestly, actions speak louder then words I say, today's actions reflect the acts of stealing/plagiarism to my articles. However, it feels nice to not have to say anything but to allow this woman to show that I never told a lie, regarding the content stealing. Ah. we make our beds.
- H0llywoodWh0re
→ .."What a tangled web we weave when we first practice to deceive" a very old, yet very true cliche. Within my mind no one who is innocent will later start reflecting their guilt; unless they were in guilt to begin with and attempting to make themselves appear better in professing their "innocence". -- However, I'm not the only one who she has stolen from; it appears almost 20 times...
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- H0llywoodWh0re
She's a lying slug. That's all I have to say on this :)
- Renee Hendricks
→ With the current actions of her behavior I don't think there is a single person who believes that she never placed up my articles, with her name; as she never expected to be caught. I understand the mental disorder a little better from information posted online; they don't expect to be punished nor do they understand the consequences to their actions. Which is clearly why she keeps...
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- H0llywoodWh0re
→ Skimming the blogs again only to find "I hope my kid never gets fat".. Um, okay? So does this person mean that if her child puts on weight when she is older that child will be unloved? Sad. In fact, I think that this is a horrid thing for any parent to say; eluding to the fact that if the child puts on weight she/her will be unloved and shipped to "fat camp". -- You're not supposed to starve a toddler nor is it proper to shove fatty food, red meat, coated in grease in front of their faces..
- H0llywoodWh0re
→ Just grasping to straws now are we, #BSCW? Do you honestly think that having a child who is underweight is a reward, it's no fucking reward to go around telling all "my kids not fat she's actually underweight, she's 2 years old" you're an idiot plain and simple to be watching your daughters weight SHE'S JUST TURNED TWO YOU IDIOT. Being premature and underweight may happen for "some"...
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- H0llywoodWh0re
Children at that age should *never* be put on a diet. Nor should they be fed fatty foods.
- Renee Hendricks
→ Oh my god Renee some people should NOT have children! She needs to get herself a copy of What to Expect in the Toddler years! It's a rather long book (much longer then what to expect when your expecting) but it details what that child needs to eat! Dieting a child at 2 is wrong, so very wrong; children need the proper foods for growth and for cognitive development. In fact, why is it that we NEVER hear about this child talking.
- H0llywoodWh0re
Personally, it sounds like flipping back and forth (we know what that's indicative of) - possibly dieting and then forcing fatty foods?
- Renee Hendricks
→ That's really possible to, but as much fatty greasy foods as she fixes and brags about fixing for them I would highly doubt that a 2 years stomach and digestive system would be able to stomach that crap. So it's possible that she's feeding her child fatty grease and that child is getting ill and vomiting it up. BAMO underweight and she perhaps figured that out so she thinks she's dieting the child by making her throw up to not become fat. I mean we're not dealing with a sane mother.
- H0llywoodWh0re
@SavvyAuntie #guilty doing plank. Time to read. - http://twitter.com/elizabe...
@SavvyAuntie #guilty doing plank. Time to read.
RT @t_iii: new Fera page up at: http://angelk.at/fera/ enjoy (RT's appreciated) #lgbt #comic #webcomic #furry #guilty - http://twitter.com/Tom_AIA...
we all have reality distortion fields -- turmoil results when we believe we are uniquely exempt from that. #guilty
Why is thinking Overrated? ~ http://bit.ly/4XSNmw #psychology #angels #anthem #bada #blurry #bonus #boot #boxes #loves #goal #guilty #gurl - http://twitter.com/ChrisCo...
RT @PlayboyAdonis <~~ #Guilty of busting a morning nutt <<-- ME Too...Who gone check us?! lmao.
“Working too long without a break is a form of pride.” - Dave Williams (from his book, “Emerging Leaders”) // ouch #guilty
Last night my family harshed on me for using my iPhone too much. #Guilty. This awesome chart might help me: http://gizmodo.com/5419435...
Top 10 Stupidest Things Girls Like http://www.ultimatehatelist.com/2009... Part II http://www.ultimatehatelist.com/2009... (RT @SirPopper) Brunch Romantic Comedies Candles #guilty
#Guilt vs. Innocence -- When a human is guilty in his/her behaviors he/she will act as out like a mere child when viewing content in which they are #guilty of; when that contact does not base his//her name or is not wrote directly to him.her. In social media, I am area that when someone is directly talked about their name appears in that tread.
→ I am seeing more of this as my social media develops today; a user to a web-based social network made a comment in regards to flooding the time line and he had a user lash out towards him who indeed flooded the social time line. However, this man treated all users involved with respect and he didn't mention a single name (as there was many doing this),
- H0llywoodWh0re
→ Typically, on a social network that is small you need to be respecting of others and know that with each post you make it appears of a time line (of other posts). #Flooding occurs when a user posts in rapid succession over the unspoken limit (this limit is to your digressions).
- H0llywoodWh0re
→ Personally, on a small social media network (other then the millions on #Twitter) is no more then two monologue posts in a period of 10 minutes (depending on if your post is with a micro-blog or textual limit, without a limit it is one monologue) This apparently does not apply to the net base of #Friendfeed but to sites that are less then 10-25 active members.
- H0llywoodWh0re
→ ...Secondly, a dialog is that of socialization; this is a target on social media. For example if you send a post to a user and that is replied back to and other people jump in, and you than reply back after this; that is a #dialog. In this, it is professional to answer the initial poster first (and second answer the secondary posters only if the post is directed to you and not to the other body.
- H0llywoodWh0re
→ Do not flood a time line, when you post 10-15 rapid succession posts in a period of three minutes you are cluttering the time line with your posts ONLY. This does not give you more attention, or exposure; it will give you lowered creditability and it will make users mad. I cannot stand when someone does this, in a sort of "look at me, I'm exposing myself to you way, look look.." way....
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- H0llywoodWh0re
@designsenter I bet you haven't hit a golfball off of the top of the Lamar building. #guilty
@designsenter I bet you haven't hit a golfball off of the top of the Lamar building. #guilty
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