Is there a way to block a member from sending you pms

Meghan · **Posted:** Tue Dec 08, 2020 7:09 pm

Scranton Yard wrote:

I think it is terrible that one or more members have tried to send another member pms. I've known people who have suffered from the monthly bloating, cramping, and wild mood swings associated with pms and I would not wish it on anyone. That said, from the postings in this and related threads, I'd say there is one poster in particular that I'd suspect is suffering terribly from pms and has been for a long time.

I have pms and a gun. Now what was your question?

I've been watching all three threads and until now I've resisted the temptation to chime in (as has Grandfather) primarily because I simply don't know enough beyond what I've seen here to be able to add constructively to the conversation. What I have seen is a couple of people who are really trying to have a productive conversation and are beginning to show their frustration, one or two who are carefully pushing buttons to get a rise out of someone else, some of who are taking the bait, and a few more who seem to believe that no horse is too dead to beat. If I were in Mommy Mode the solution would be simple - two thirds of you are going to your rooms without supper or internet until you can be polite again. I just not sure which two thirds...

Alexander D. Mitchell IV · **Posted:** Tue Dec 08, 2020 7:14 pm

BSFSRYFAN wrote:

Wasatch RR Cont wrote:

Want my number yet?

32 to 0

I have it. You sent it to me seven times total. That includes four times in about 23 minutes.

What is that folk definition of "insanity" again? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result?

Scranton Yard · **Joined:** Thu Feb 27, 2014 10:08 am **Posts:** 733

Meghan wrote:

I have pms and a gun. Now what was your question?

Sorry to have left you off the list. TMI for sure.

A second amendment conversation would definitely be the largest derail in the history of RYPN.

Meghan wrote:

I've been watching all three threads and until now I've resisted the temptation to chime in (as has Grandfather) primarily because I simply don't know enough beyond what I've seen here to be able to add constructively to the conversation. What I have seen is a couple of people who are really trying to have a productive conversation and are beginning to show their frustration, one or two who are carefully pushing buttons to get a rise out of someone else, some of who are taking the bait, and a few more who seem to believe that no horse is too dead to beat. If I were in Mommy Mode the solution would be simple - two thirds of you are going to your rooms without supper or internet until you can be polite again. I just not sure which two thirds...

It appears that you forgot to consider those of us who can not resist a pun (good, bad, or ugly). Have a pleasant evening.

jayrod · **Posted:** Tue Dec 08, 2020 10:37 pm

Meghan wrote:

I have pms and a gun. Now what was your question?

I've been watching all three threads and until now I've resisted the temptation to chime in (as has Grandfather) primarily because I simply don't know enough beyond what I've seen here to be able to add constructively to the conversation. What I have seen is a couple of people who are really trying to have a productive conversation and are beginning to show their frustration, one or two who are carefully pushing buttons to get a rise out of someone else, some of who are taking the bait, and a few more who seem to believe that no horse is too dead to beat. If I were in Mommy Mode the solution would be simple - two thirds of you are going to your rooms without supper or internet until you can be polite again. I just not sure which two thirds...

Two thumbs up! Where’s the like button?