We need an "unlike" button.

[pixmedic]

 

[charlie76]

Disagree...don't need it

 

[The_Traveler]

 

[pixmedic]

Lew has had some of the forums absolute best one-liners and non-sequitur's lately....
did you change your coffee lew? switched from decaf or something?
you are on fire!

 

[mishele]

Lew has had some of the forums absolute best one-liners and non-sequitur's lately....
did you change your coffee lew? switched from decaf or something?
you are on fire!

It's the nude pic that I sent him that has his spirits up!

 

[pixmedic]

Lew has had some of the forums absolute best one-liners and non-sequitur's lately....
did you change your coffee lew? switched from decaf or something?
you are on fire!

It's the nude pic that I sent him that has his spirits up!

his spirits?
is that what kids are calling it these days?

 

[The_Traveler]

It's the nude pic that I sent him that has his spirits up!

yes, that's it.

Until that moment I had never seen a Brazilian that went left to right.

TBH, it almost appeared like you were sneering at the photographer.

 

[Overread]

I'd like to point out that most of the buttons you guys are asking for are already enabled! We enabled them all under a single multi-function button called "Quick Reply" we even have an advanced form called "Go Advanced". We chose a single selection, manual entry approach to this because it helped keep the visual load minimal on the site without cluttering it with so many buttons that users would be unable to find they button they wanted.

Thusly there is an element of manual entry of the specific option you want; however this is no bad thing as it allows for a very fine resolution of clarity. You can adjust the function to really say whatever you want without being limited by set choices that might not always convey the exact meaning you require.

 

[Derrel]

I'd like to point out that most of the buttons you guys are asking for are already enabled! We enabled them all under a single multi-function button called "Quick Reply" we even have an advanced form called "Go Advanced". We chose a single selection, manual entry approach to this because it helped keep the visual load minimal on the site without cluttering it with so many buttons that users would be unable to find they button they wanted.

Thusly there is an element of manual entry of the specific option you want; however this is no bad thing as it allows for a very fine resolution of clarity. You can adjust the function to really say whatever you want without being limited by set choices that might not always convey the exact meaning you require.

Yet another polite, erudite, tactfully paraphrased, "RTFM,you morons!" post from our overlord, overread!!!!

 

[pgriz]

The problem with buttons, is that they don't allow the exquisite tonality of meaning that a well-written phrase can give. Of course, even better would be some direct body language which will put most wordplay to shame, but the internet hasn't yet figured that out out (yet) - and skype doesn't really count. For example, one can have a "dislike" button. Or one can pen the words "I am truly sorry that your intellectual incapacity prevents you from understanding the level of contempt I have for that inapproriate, infantile, and inappropriate idea". Or, if we had the body language part working, a momentary sneer followed by a pitying glance...

 

[robbins.photo]

I'd like to point out that most of the buttons you guys are asking for are already enabled! We enabled them all under a single multi-function button called "Quick Reply" we even have an advanced form called "Go Advanced". We chose a single selection, manual entry approach to this because it helped keep the visual load minimal on the site without cluttering it with so many buttons that users would be unable to find they button they wanted.

Thusly there is an element of manual entry of the specific option you want; however this is no bad thing as it allows for a very fine resolution of clarity. You can adjust the function to really say whatever you want without being limited by set choices that might not always convey the exact meaning you require.

Yet another polite, erudite, tactfully paraphrased, "RTFM,you morons!" post from our overlord, overread!!!!

Wait, if he's our overlord does that mean I've finally done it?!?!?

Yes.. my lifelong dream, finally fulfilled! Do you hear that, all you snot knockers I went to high school with? That's right. I'm an Evil minion now!!!!!

Dang, that felt good.. rotfl

 

[robbins.photo]

The problem with buttons, is that they don't allow the exquisite tonality of meaning that a well-written phrase can give.

Ok sure, but when was the last time we saw a well-written phrase around here?

Of course, even better would be some direct body language which will put most wordplay to shame, but the internet hasn't yet figured that out out (yet) - and skype doesn't really count. For example, one can have a "dislike" button. Or one can pen the words "I am truly sorry that your intellectual incapacity prevents you from understanding the level of contempt I have for that inapproriate, infantile, and inappropriate idea". Or, if we had the body language part working, a momentary sneer followed by a pitying glance...

Well the day they invent smell-o-vision I pull the plug on the cable modem. Lol

 

[The_Traveler]

OK, subtlety and sophisticated language is clearly what is called for - along with an expression of disapproval.

 

[robbins.photo]

Ok, I think your on to something here Lew - the best of both worlds. A button that uses subtle sophistication, something erudite. Yes.. I can see it now...