Word of the Day

[KathyInAR]

...or in today's case, "phrase of the day"...

Beyond the pale

• ​not acceptable to most people; outside the bounds of acceptable behavior; outside agreed standards of decency

The phrase "beyond the pale" dates back to the 14th century, when the part of Ireland that was under English rule was delineated by a boundary made of such stakes or fences, and known as the English Pale. To travel outside of that boundary, beyond the pale, was to leave behind all the rules and institutions of English society, which the English modestly considered synonymous with civilization itself.

[KathyInAR]

Empathy and Sympathy are often confused or though to be the same...

Empathy

• 1: the imaginative projection of a subjective state into an object so that the object appears to be infused with it

• ​2: the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another of either the past or present without having the feelings, thoughts, and experience fully communicated in an objectively explicit manner; also: the capacity for this
  

Sympathy

• 1: the feeling that you care about and are sorry about someone else's trouble, grief, misfortune, etc. : a sympathetic feeling

• 2: a feeling of support for something

• 3: a state in which different people share the same interests, opinions, goals, etc.

[Fastcar]

Here's one that pretty much describes how Stupid lives his life.

Vicariously

[KathyInAR]

Paradox n.

A statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth. An opinion or statement contrary to commonly accepted opinion, but may be factual.

[KathyInAR]

Don't we see this happening every day...usually by Donnie-boy himself...

Impugn tr.v.

To attack as false or questionable; challenge in argument: “To impugn a political opponent’s record.”

[KathyInAR]

Delusion

• : a belief that is not true : a false idea
• : a false idea or belief that is caused by mental illness

[KathyInAR]

Atrocious adj.

Horrifyingly wicked: “Atrocious cruelties.” or "Atrocious behavior." Of a very poor quality; extremely bad or unpleasant: “Atrocious weather.”

[Fastcar]

We been subject to that behavior with Stupid.

[KathyInAR]

We been subject to that behavior with Stupid.

Yes, and now he appears to be gone--at least for now; so, I'm going to pretend it was only a bad dream and move on...LOL I've done my civic duty as well concerning the disgusting and vile website he has; now, it is in the hands of ProBoards and hopefully they will do the right thing.

[Fastcar]

I don't know his website. What is it imanasshole.com

[KathyInAR]

I don't know his website. What is it imanasshole.com

Well, this was it...http://flaglercountychat.freeforums.net/

But, look what I just found when I clicked on it...boy, those ProBoard people don't mess around! Thanx ProBoard!

In accordance with Section 25(a) of the ProBoards Terms of Service, this forum has been taken offline.

Lesson learned??? Maybe, don't mess around with this "old bag"....LOL

[Achilles]

Hmmmmmm......wonder what happened?????

[Fastcar]

Well, this was it...http://flaglercountychat.freeforums.net/

But, look what I just found when I clicked on it...boy, those ProBoard people don't mess around! Thanx ProBoard!


Lesson learned??? Maybe, don't mess around with this "old bag"....LOL

Your wonderful!!

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Now, if he has been banned from here all is good. If not he will be back.

[KathyInAR]

Depraved, adjective

: corrupt, wicked, or perverted.

[Fastcar]

That fits Stupid and Trump!!

[KathyInAR]

Coprolite

• : fossilized excrement/dung

[Fastcar]

Or, old shit!

[KathyInAR]

Austerity n.

(1) Sternness or severity of manner or attitude.
(2) Extreme plainness and simplicity of style or appearance.

[Fastcar]

Or my new budget after handing out big bucks for a/c repairs this weekend.

[KathyInAR]

Ouch! I read an article a few years ago about an important consideration when deciding to buy a home. It was about also setting up a savings account devoted exclusively for "home maintenance" as these requirements surely will happen. If I am remembering correctly, the advice was to save a percentage of the purchase price of the home yearly--if the home is new construction one should save 2% of the purchase price yearly; if 10-15 years old when purchased, save 3% of the purchase price yearly; and, if more than 15 years old save 4% of the purchase price yearly. These amounts are significant and should be accounted for when determining "how much house can I afford to buy" ... E.g., a $200k new construction house would "cost" $4,000 a year or $333 monthly; a 10-year-old $200k house would be $6,000 yearly or $500 monthly; a 16-year-old $200k house would require a savings of $8,000 yearly, or $667 monthly. Of course once you've accumulated enough to replace a roof and the heating/air conditioning systems as well as other major appliances and routine major repairs and maintenance you can back off a bit on the monthly savings requirements.