Cutting and pasting

[dolphinlove]

Ive noticed on the non catholic forum a few people like to cut and paste answers.
Well i dont know about anyone else, but im getting quite sick and tired of re-reading the same old stuff over and over and over and OVER again!!!
Half of the time, sorry MOST of the time, the stuff you are cutting and pasting does not even answer what has been asked.
So, i put this challenge to you cutters and paster’s, why not try actually typing your words of wisdom instead of pasting! We like to hear the answers from YOU, not from anyone else, but YOU!!!
Now you know who you are, i offer this challenge to you, quit the cutting and pasting, and give us real answers!!
Good Luck and God bless!

 

[dosdog]

Ive noticed on the non catholic forum a few people like to cut and paste answers.
Well i dont know about anyone else, but im getting quite sick and tired of re-reading the same old stuff over and over and over and OVER again!!!
Half of the time, sorry MOST of the time, the stuff you are cutting and pasting does not even answer what has been asked.
So, i put this challenge to you cutters and paster’s, why not try actually typing your words of wisdom instead of pasting! We like to hear the answers from YOU, not from anyone else, but YOU!!!
Now you know who you are, i offer this challenge to you, quit the cutting and pasting, and give us real answers!!
Good Luck and God bless!

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