3 Golden Rules
1. Keep it clean. There's an ascending scale of naughty words, most people of a certain age know it. The lower end words are acceptable. Don't even think the upper end words while you're visiting my blog. When in doubt, think about what a newspaper would print, say, twenty years ago. When still in doubt, don't.
2. Keep it civil. Living in DC has taught me not to take personal attacks personally. But personal attacks are often immature and, unless skillfully executed, make the person firing the shots look like an idiot. So commit character assasination at your own risk. But keep it civil. What does that mean? It means, after you're done tearing each other apart, shake virtual hands.
3. Keep it real. If you're going to be critical of somebody or something, me or another commenter, I highly recommend you SIGN YOUR NAME. It doesn't have to be your real name, and you don't have to include any contact information. Rather not sign your name to a negative diatribe? Then don't. But you're a chicken and you'll be called out on it.
*Remember, Nuns read my blog, and God willing, I'll one day be one of them. So don't write anything you'd be embarrassed to have one of the Company Girls read*
2. Keep it civil. Living in DC has taught me not to take personal attacks personally. But personal attacks are often immature and, unless skillfully executed, make the person firing the shots look like an idiot. So commit character assasination at your own risk. But keep it civil. What does that mean? It means, after you're done tearing each other apart, shake virtual hands.
3. Keep it real. If you're going to be critical of somebody or something, me or another commenter, I highly recommend you SIGN YOUR NAME. It doesn't have to be your real name, and you don't have to include any contact information. Rather not sign your name to a negative diatribe? Then don't. But you're a chicken and you'll be called out on it.
*Remember, Nuns read my blog, and God willing, I'll one day be one of them. So don't write anything you'd be embarrassed to have one of the Company Girls read*