Posts by Henry Gray14

steelskipper5 said:And who exactly is this "everyone"? What do they actually know—other than the fact that my computer is on and I've got a browser open?

Plus, which thread are you even looking at?

hiddensailor14 said:Since I ended up getting a warning just because of how I strategically placed my emojis, I’d like to ask the mods and admins to step in and set some clear, official guidelines regarding their use. I’m also hoping the rest of you users might weigh in with your own thoughts and suggestions.

So, basically, are we actually allowed to use all the different emojis available, like the more "aggressive" ones such as :2up: or :asshole:? 🙂

Or maybe 🙂 something that takes an insult to the next level...

Then there are the others—the relatively mild ones🤮, the chauvinistic types🙂, and so on...

Thanks to the forum leadership for any clarity you can provide.

Personally, I’d say we should ban them—not because they’re offensive or anything, but just because they’re... well, they're a different kind of eyesore. Sort of like having bad teeth or something similar...

It could be "yes" or "no," or maybe neither—it’s not like there's some strict rulebook for this kind of thing... 😉

And just like that, another New Year is going to roll around ☕

You know exactly who I'm talking about—don't play dumb with me...lji

silentsailor5 said:Thinking is just a total drag 🙂

Using these kinds of logical fallacies really feels like one of the smarter ways to prove how useless our brains are—honestly! It’s pretty obvious you’ve forgotten who actually hangs out on Teens.

Tyler Ross86 said:Look, speaking as someone just trying to stay neutral here, I honestly don't get why a moderator—someone who's supposed to be an actual adult—can't be bothered to step up and answer serious, direct questions... It makes the whole situation look even more pathetic than those Teens posting in this thread, who basically need a babysitter to teach them basic manners, let alone a mod who's meant to be leading them.

Look, we aren't ten years old—if you're really curious, the average age here is around 18. We aren't being immature. And no, a moderator shouldn't have to "guide" us or teach us anything; I mean, if we haven't learned how to act by now, what's a moderator going to do—give us a lecture?

So, what's the move here if we want to actually get noticed (and get a response)? Should we just PM the admin of Reddit?

Look, being a moderator isn't just about playing cop—it’s more about guiding the community by kicking off threads and actually getting people talking... Yeah, it’s a bit of a struggle trying to steer a crowd that keeps spawning threads like "Why doesn't she like me?" or "How do I kiss someone?" (which, let's be honest, nobody here is looking for!) especially when the whole group is basically labeled as a bunch of immature, clueless teenagers, but hey, we aren't exactly asking for much 🤷

But seriously, man, nobody needs to take their personal issues out on us 🤷

Jerry Roberts15 said:Oh yeah, kiddo—freckled and blue-eyed as you might be—it is absolutely debatable!
Look, sure, Anić has errors, logical hiccups, and inconsistencies. I get it.
BUT NOT NONSENSE!
"Nonsense" is maybe what happens when your mom stops wiping your runny nose,
or when despite reading a ton of books (one a day, according to Abica!),
you haven't actually learned a single thing—not to mention anything about culture.
So, feel free to step up, you lot, along with those countless English majors looking down from their high horses to trash Bujas, and let us know once you actually contribute a decent dictionary to our tiny, struggling American culture.
🤮

To put it bluntly without paraphrasing, she basically called it nonsense ☕

If I had my way, I’d suggest either Colbert or Sarah Garcia46 for the moderator spot...
Honestly, I don't see why anyone thinks bluerider2 is a bad moderator 🤷—she's such a pleasant person and always ready to lend a hand! 🙂