As someone has "Jumped on my coattails," an expression in the UK, unsure if the same in US, I feel inclined to take my post down.
It would appear that
@mjm9 doesn’t have an original thought in their head, so feel that they can, in the post after mine, 'jump' on my back. Patronising, or what.
It's ironic really, that when I realised that people were 'liking' a thread title, which should have been attributed to
@Quiet candy, I made it clear #393.
@mjm9 gave me a 'hearted like.' I just wanted to be honourable, and point it out that when I saw this, and thought it would make a potentially good thread title in a post of theirs, I wanted to give it a "shout out." When I realised it was being misconstrued as my title, that's when I decided to create a post stating the fact that it wasn't mine, it was
@Quiet candy.
I feel it's a little passive aggressive for
@mjm9 to blatantly follow my post, with their interpretation. If I wanted to use that title, I would have done.
I may be an 'oldie' but I'm not senile. I may be blind in one eye, but I see exactly what goes on. I may have two fractured hands, but it doesn't stop me from expressing how I feel.
If you want this thread title so much dear, have it with my compliments. I hope it makes you feel so good about yourself. There's always one....
And I would like to say, I don't expect or want any 'likes' to this post. I feel certain posters possibly, are feeling awkward, and I wouldn't want anyone else feeling the same way.
Actually just had a quick looksee, and it would appear
@Galorious is leading the way. I could 'tweak' this, with a far better imo, thread title, but unlike
@mjm9, I wouldn't dream of doing so.