Such people are such a valuable resource. Kila situation ukimpatia ako na practical experience of a similar situation that happened long ago. Very nice to chill with.
It is called a tribute.
Aren't tributes traditionally given when someone has passed?
Yeah, what is it to you?
Not necessarily. A synonym for tribute is accolade.
Then it makes sense that he would see this and see your sentiments. If he wasnt i'd still ask the same question about what the intent behind such a posting would be.
True. But the contexts in which you use the words accolade and tribute would be different.
A possibility, not cast in stone.
Boss,the best tribute you can give anyone,man or woman or child is when they are alive. Those given when some one is dead tend to be tinged with a large sprinkling of NaCl.
Am sorry but you are irritating. You are not the litmus test of what should or should not be posted. If you don't like any post move on quickly.................
Eat a dick francis. Im not saying it shouldnt be posted. Im asking what someone gets out of it because i dont know you gobshite.
OK, sir. The poster owes you no explanation. Why should he explain himself to you? Wewe ni nani?
True. I would think that also actually telling the person would be more impactful. And if the person has passed on, telling the friends and family is also a valid form of showing your love, fondness or respect for them.
He doesnt have to. But what harm does it hurt to ask? And if he doesnt feel inclined to answer, maybe another lister will give me an one.
Good, we are getting somewhere. If it doesn't do any harm to ask, does it do any to post? And if it doesn't do any harm to post, why should you question the right or motives of the poster to post?
You are presupposing that i am offended or that i think there's a problem with posting it. From there your entire argument falls into the gutter.
Dude, what's your IQ? Nowhere have I said or suggested you were offended. What I have said, suggested and imputed is that YOU have (arrogantly) abrogated yourself the superior agency to question the relevance of other people's posts.