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Sharcu on June 4, 2008

Hey, just thought I'd stop by and say hi to an ex-Greeter
Shadow-Stalker : ur page on January 25, 2008

love your page especially the comic about the men and women funny lol
Hope Angel on January 5, 2008

I really like your page! I especially loved the comics! I don't think you should change anything!

Best wishes,
Jade
preparing4promise on December 9, 2007

JUST STOPPIN BY TO SHOW SOME LOVE.
ThePoetAmuse on October 27, 2007

Dropping by to say "hi"
: . on January 7, 2007

Thank you for your comment on my poem. Have a wonderful day.ok.
CookieZeal on December 4, 2006

I find it so gratifying to find someone so willing to give to the masses what is much needed. Thank you, dear one!
Warmly, CookieZeal/DiBE
Kari : Love You Lots! on November 19, 2006

I love you lots to hun
ChiyoKaya : thanks on November 18, 2006

That's cool, I'll wait for everything to settle. Thanks a bunch for your help!
Kari on November 5, 2006
Doctor Proxima on November 5, 2006

Hey I really like your pic! ~dances in your guestbook~

xoxo
~Proxi
Epitome Of Man on November 4, 2006

Yes, you're right; certain emotional experiences can prevent us progressing. I would like to add, that most decisions we make on a day-to-day basis are based on past experience. Simple tasks like turning a tap for water, or pressing a light switch for light would baffle someone with no experience of such technologies. Without our past knowledge, we'd resort to 'trail and error', and that would make us no better than soft automata (animals). Sure, we start out completely dense, but documenting experience allows us to progress.

You perhaps need a new motto which incorporates both sides of the argument. As it stands, it's rather narrow-minded and open to criticism. Of course, all mottos are open to criticism, but the more successful ones can evade it.

I judged you based on the comment you made on the teen board to 'twistedtiger', attacking her over spelling mistakes. That's been deleted now, either by you, or a moderator. The point is, as a member of staff, I don't think you're setting a very good example. Having said that, if an inability to spell offends you, you should have every right to vent your feelings concerning the matter. Twistedtiger has the choice of defending herself, or accepting what you say. Is it wrong, though, because she hasn't the sagacity to defend herself, she should be offended? Is it survival of the fittest - the strongest will emerge dominant? Are the boards an example of Social Darwinism?

It's difficult to say who's right and who's wrong. I’m sure there’s a happy medium.
Kei-Aira on November 4, 2006

I totally agree that history is important. I have studied it for years. I do feel that one should consider one's mistakes and learn from them, but I also feel that you can get bogged down in those details and it can prevent you from moving on.

Believe me, I don't need to hide behind authority figures. However, as a member of staff on this site it is my responsibility to point out to you that making certain comments can be hurtful to some people. A lot of what you said is very judgemental. Personally I don't care what some person on the internet says - your opinions really don't bother me. But other people could be hurt by them and react. You want to be the type of person who goes round judging others they don't know, fine, but that is rather sad.
Epitome Of Man on November 4, 2006

The quote wouldn't make sense what academic approach one took in reading it. You're suggesting looking to the future is more important than looking back on the past. That's nonsense. It's because we look back on the past, we can learn from the mistakes of our ancestors. Memory and history has allowed us to progress. The past is equally as important as the future.

You can't report what I've said. I've pointed out how your author page offends me. Do you normally resort to reporting someone when you’ve been criticised? Is that how you deal with it - hiding behind an authority figure?

Lots and lots of love.

Epitome Of Man.
Kei-Aira on November 4, 2006

I think you are a little confused. Any person with half a brain knows the biological reasons for the placement of the eyes and why they differ in different animals. I was being philosophical, coming up with little mottos and things I think are important.

I don't even think you read the text. You do know that what you have said can be reported, don't you?
Kari on November 4, 2006

Her page kicks ass
Edited on Nov 04 because ''.
Epitome Of Man on November 3, 2006

There's a lot of nonsense on your page:

"Our eyes are placed in front because it is more important to look ahead then to look back on the past"

I think it's more to do with predatory reasons. Front-facing eyes aid predators, apparently.

Your quotations, if one could call them that, bother me.

I suggest you delete all the text from your author page and just keep the image.

Lots and lots of love.

Epitome Of Man.
Kari on November 2, 2006

My darling Slave,
You've made me a very proud Mistress n more then one way
xXGoddessofPainXx on November 1, 2006

hey i like ur page. U live in england so kool. we can befriends. look at my page.
Kari on October 31, 2006
Hatstand on October 30, 2006

Oh dear...domestics, huh? The transport going down there isn't great (never try to get a train to/from Cornwall on a Sunday!). I've got relatives there, though, and the National Express coaches are pretty good if you can cope with being cooped up there for a few hours.
Good luck with your ex, btw
Kei-Aira on October 30, 2006

A few probs there - it is difficult for me to get to Cornwall (I don't drive and trains aren't good at night). Plus, my ex, who I hope to get back with (if he and I get on) is from Cornwall and I would feel a bit funny about being down there without him!
Hatstand on October 30, 2006

Yeah, it's easy to get overwhelmed in the cities. That's the beauty of Cardiff; one of my housemates is from a village in the mountains about 20 minutes' drive away - if you get sick of the city, you can be out of it nice and quick.
If night walks are your thing, I think you'd love Cornwall
Kei-Aira on October 29, 2006

Bristol is okay. It's too big for me as I come from a tiny little town, and so I don't really enjoy it, but it is better than some cities. I just miss being able to go for walks up the mountains and seeing the stars at night.
Hatstand on October 29, 2006

Haha, tell me about it. I'm English, living in Wales - philosophising at Cardiff Uni. It feels weird going home and not seeing signs in Welsh, and not hearing the accent all the time. How do you like Bristol? I've had mixed reactions from friends there/who've been there.
Kei-Aira on October 29, 2006

Doose - Please don't go asking people to read your work. It is a form of spamming and is not tolerated on this site. To get more reads we suggest that you read and comment on others, and they will return the favour.
Doose on October 29, 2006

hey greeter...check me out poet: doose....let me know what you think
Kei-Aira on October 28, 2006

Well, when you are Welsh living in England is a big deal!!! lol. I am studying in Bristol.
Hatstand on October 27, 2006

Forced to live in England? That's no hardship, surely? England is wonderful. Which university are you at?
P.S. - excellent choice in books!
Kari on October 27, 2006

My darling slave I'm so proud of you
Kari on October 22, 2006

I'm becoming more n moren luv with u as I believe you're my angel and my blessing xxoo
Edited on Oct 22, 4:05 because ''.
Kari on October 21, 2006

when everything is spiriling down and things turn grey...I know you are here by my side
Kari on October 20, 2006

hehe I am over with you on comments now
Darcs Dove on October 19, 2006

hey! i'm greeting the greeters as i see em on!!

i like the greeter pic at the top of your page..
Kari on October 17, 2006

Hey sweety don't forget to change my name again lollll I promise to not change it anymore! Lol
Nitenovanavium on October 10, 2006

woa, thats alota money for a person... can i buy you, lol
on October 9, 2006

dear/ my sympaty with u iam as you i can understand yr felling
Kei-Aira on October 4, 2006

I want a poem to be read to children (thus fitting into the childrens category), not one written in the style of a child. And in future can you please ask questions on the contest page? That way others can see what is going on, in case they were going to ask the same question.
smudged on October 4, 2006

i have a question on Round 2. part A, do you want us to write a poem about childhood, or do you want it more of like a "a cow lays on the ground, he's laying next to a hound,"...etc?
acytra on October 1, 2006

P.EASE HELP ME1!! I am panicking.....EVERYTHING FROM MY AUTHORS PAGE TO MY POEMS HAVE NO BACKGROUNDS NOTHING AT ALL....HELPHELPHELP.!!! i don't know how to fix it and I have tried. Please let me know what I can do or if you can fix it!!!@
Kari on September 30, 2006
Kari on September 28, 2006

I should have the new graphic ready in the next couple of days...I've not forgotten my love >>>3
Kei-Aira on September 28, 2006

I'm sorry, but what do you mean by 'kewl character'???
NickLuver on September 28, 2006

hi its me maiden how do i get a kewl character again???
Darc Raven on September 27, 2006

Cute pic you have on your page ^^ love it!
golddustgypsy09 on September 24, 2006

hello greeter! im new here at AP, and i was wondering if you would look at my poetry and help me find ways to get others to look at my poetry so that way i can get a idea of if i am any good at writing.......
Kari on September 24, 2006
sunnystar on September 21, 2006

Greetings to you the greeter
Kari on September 21, 2006

Have a wonderful day my love
Kari on September 20, 2006

lol Baby sis hey if she is my wife and u are my baby sis where does that leave u at lol

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