Email From the Vets (x-posted from Balt/Wash List)

topic posted Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:43 AM by  Smelly
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Hey there, folks - please, please cross post to all regional lists and tribe as this is all of our community's issue. It's a very significant issue - please be aware that the words below are directly copied from an email from our VNVMC representative, the current Vet's President. The sound issues come from theme camps - until we have a new home (and even then, we may continue to have to be quiet earlier than we want) we must comply with the sound turn down policy. Will this convince you how important it is?


Summary
1. Sound problems - extremely serious
2. Clean up problems - serious


Email From Vets:
..." the clean up wasn’t to good me and another member had to go around and pick up trash and belonging that people left.

In addition, the music or I should say the Bass is a problem with the people that live around us. They didn’t mind the music too much but they said that the Bass has to stop at midnight or they will call the police and maybe start a petition to get it to stop.

In the spring with the trash that 1000 people had and you want to increase to 1200, I think you’ll need a third roll off for trash. In addition, I think that wristbands(I corrected spelling) are a good idea for our people and I think it should and will be mandatory for them to have one on or they will have to leave no exceptions! "
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Smelly
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  • I know the sound was an issue, but as far as garbage...

    I was part of the final moop crew and I focused my efforts on the theme camp areas, because this is where I was camped. If last spring was any indication, I am guessing the pavilion and walk-in camping areas were trashed, since the theme camp region was spotless when I left. Last spring, I mooped the entire pavilion myself over the course of 6 hours, and it was abysmal.

    What does this mean? New comers need to be educated more proactively, and veteran burners camped in the walk-in camping area need to give the virgins a hand, and do their best to pass along our principles. People coming from other types of festivals are used to having someone come in and clean up after them, and they don't necessarily realize that our burn is ENTIRELY volunteer driven. If you are on tribe reading this, you are probably well aware of these facts, but please, try to pass along to at least one or two people in the spring what are burns are really about.

    End public service announcement.
    • Maybe we ought to put signs up about the sound policy and clean up, Leave No Trace at the gate and make sure to have the greeters make it well known when people come to the gate on arrival! Something along the lines of, "Are you aware of the turn down policy and the Leave No Trace principle, education. Any time we bring a virgin, it is required reading to read the survival guide online pre-event in order to camp with us, we "quiz" our newbies on it and we ALWAYS have a pre-burn meeting to go over each and every item with both the veterans and the newbies we bring!
      • Sound policy it the responsibility of the theme camps. They need to be more selective of the DJs they allow on their decks, and be held responsible if they fuck up. Also, people policing sound policy need to be educated. Nick Cosmo, one of the DJs at propaganda, was telling me that he was being hassled about sound volume when his subwoofers were completely turned off. You have to realize, treble does not travel the same way bass does, so even if your speakers are "loud" if the bass is turned off, you should be ok.

        Signs may be appropriate for moop, but as far as sound...if you can't adhere to our policies, your camp should not be allowed to return.
  • oh shit.... not good.

    Self policing isn't working, we need some bad guys.
    • I can be a moop and sound Nazi.


      YOU! Pick that shit up!

      I hated picking up moop at BM, because there was lots of it, and you had to pack it out - space constraints can be a big problem for that.
      Picking shit up at PDF with dumpsters? No problem, just do it! One reason having public trash bags may be a GOOD thing at PDF where it's a BAD thing at BM.

      Also, WTF people, Friday Night and there were already bottles/cans/non-shit shit in the potties?!
      Christ, just because you're on something doesn't mean you have carte blanche to act like a 3 year old.
  • How about this:

    If, after a warning, it's after midnight and your subwoofers are on, will will shut off and confiscate your generator.
    • Having "public" trash bags at a burn goes so far off the "leave no trace/pack it in/pack it out" and I would be willing to bet that those same people who would overflow the public trash bags will NOT be the ones carting them to the dumpsters either!!
      • Very true about the overflowing, at least at PDF there's a place to tie them up and throw them out, whereas at BM it's "tie it up and take it back to your camp". Of course, having "public" trash bags is no further off "leave no trace" than having dumpsters available. It is true that public trash bags is a band-aid that will not really fix the problem that already exists.

        And I can understand the bass issue, one car a block away can keep me up at night, with a fan on, in the back room of my house, where I can hear nothing else..... except the bass from that one freaking car.....

        Just be a good neighbor and you'll be happy with what people DON'T mind you doing next door...
        • I agree about that with the dumpsters too, but the VVMC requires us to have them, so there really is NO excuse to have any trash lying around anywhere end of event since we do have that luxery of having dumpsters, ugh, so frustrating, all it comes down to in the end is disrespect, no matter how you look at it ;(
          • Damn straight!
            I was going to rant on the whole "Respect" thing last night (after seeing 6 cop cars and an ambulance at the end of my street).
            People just need to learn some respect! Maybe I should join Camp Fogie so I can start yelling "Respect your elders, hippies!"
            • LOL, too funny!
              • as far as sound goes the main culprit was ........

                KADESH

                for which i hope they are banished to the far back field for a year until they learn that they need to listen to the rules
                and they need learn not to leave equipment running with bad music playing to late at night with no one listening.
                yes it happened i walked over at 3am plus on sundaynight monday morn and found a disc playing on repeat with no one in attendence at their camp. i turn the shit down to zero

                they need to learn how to zone their sound and control their equipment
                and artistically i wish they had a broader range of styles of djs but i won't bitch about that (too much)

                as far as the moop issue our camp was spotless
                picking up after my mates easy
                picking up after newbie slobs and other inconsiderate foools , not so much
                we need to police our brothers and sisters on this and shame them and name them

                people we need to do better not just for them vets but for ourselves
                when we have our own land moop issues will have to be dealt with harshly and thouroughly
                i would even go as far as to say that moopers on our own land should be a banishable offense
                but thats a debate for a future time

                monk e
                • wow dude. even when you have good points to make you come off like such an asshole you arent worth listening to.
                  • This is the maximum depth. Additional responses will not be threaded.
                    dude your harsh
                    dude i am harsh
                    we both have a tendency to say it like it is
                    i don't candy coat
                    i call it the way i see it

                    i am not fighting with you
                    and in fact defended some of your points on the other thread

                    so thank you for recognizing that i am abrasive
                    most of my friends appreciate the fact that i am not afraid of speaking out
                    regardless of whose feelings i may hurt

                    and in the end facts are facts
                    and the fact is that kadesh was the biggest violator of the sound rules
                    would you expect me not to call them out on it

                    i think they owe the entire community a HUGE APOLOGY
                    i ran the stage as well as large sound camps in the past
                    and always did my best to keep it in line
                    did i slip , yes every once in a while
                    did i dial it back for the greater good
                    yes i did

                    monk e
                    • This was Kadesh's first year doing sound. Hopefully they will learn how to do it better in the future.

                      We (Tower of Power) did it like them in the past. Then we looked at how PEX does it, and tried to emulate their style of setup this time. More sound equipment, not pushed hard, with speakers pointing inwards from all sides. Sounded so freaking good in the middle of the dome and didn't blast out our neighbors (I think...).

                      It's really all about the surround sound enveloping the audience.
                  • This is the maximum depth. Additional responses will not be threaded.
                    and really is calling me an asshole really productive to the conversation or just something to say to make yourself feel better
                    if you have issues with what i say then lay them out in a constructive fashion otherwise its all just white noise
            • It's "GET OFF MY LAWN!"

              Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:17 PM
              Who gives a rat's ass about respect? Everybody should just totally shut off all music at midnight, put on ALL the lights we can muster, and MOOP right then each night! Pick up anything and anyone that somebody doesn't say "Hey that's mine!"...and toss it or them into the dumpster (Please remember to remove the wristband before putting human waste into the dumpster so the bodies can't be traced back to us.)
  • Improperly disposed of ashes.

    Mon, October 19, 2009 - 11:05 AM
    I would lke to add to this discussion.

    Some one(s) improperly disposed of HOT ASS ashes by the rear gate(near a LOT of flamable material). At about three o'clock Fritz, Smarty Marty and I observed a smoldering pile of ashes by the dumpster near the rear gate. They were not dropped off in the area marked off the purpose of ash disposal by Pineapple. They were in fact next to and under a pile of trash and discared wood pieces and other flamable items. We removed a partially burned chair(two legs and the back were mostly burned off). The fire was creeping up the pile and would clearly have lit the pile on fire(to anyone observing it, and likely would have spread to adjacent areas. View of the smoldering fire was blocked by the dumpster. We carried many buckets of water from the creek to put it out as well as dumping dug earth on top. We stayed for a while to verify that it was out.

    Had we not had to return for our vehicle, which we left in the front lot because we had to drive another vehicle used in the event back to it's storage, It would have made for a real Beach of Fire!

    Also some one left a bunch of items(sleeping bags,tent half a pinniata? , litters of cider and gallons of Cranberry and other crap) etc. past the wood frame structure in the mid to far field). Basically it appeared as if some one abondoned camp(perhaps because of an emergency or because their ride could only fit them.

    At this point the last people on the playa(other than vets and our selves) were one goup of people by the helicopter.

    This is it, for now.
    Thank You.
    Yeti(aka shitboxer).
    • THANKS ANDRZEJ ...Improperly disposed of ashes.

      Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:37 PM
      I'm glad you brought that up. I never found out what that one weird abandoned camp was. it was spooky, but NOT AS SCARY as the ashes. I wish I had been able to mark the Ash Dump location better, but there WERE notes in the W.W.W. and posters taped to the dumpsters. At least nobody put the ashes IN the dumpster. Where they were dumped was marginally better than that. They likely would have gone out if no wind picked up. As it was, we shoveled them up and put them (wet) onto the real ash dump. A better, more obvious ash dump WILL be designated further in advance than we did it this time.
      The LBO's this event were pre-designated as far as i can tell: 'LAST BURNER OFF' was Ranger Blue, preceded by myself, Calamity & Smitty. We moved the Post-PDF 'debriefing' to the Smyrna Diner. We discussed the broken-windshield car and the Ghost Tent. The car had permission from The Vets; the tent and gear we hoped belonged to a friend of the vets, but we had no way of determining that. As for the Pavillion, Marti & I cleaned it thoroughly, the land was clear by sight, but admittedly not "rake-clean" like at BRC. If the 'ghost tent' was what the Vets had to clean up, we should probably try to figure who left it? It really looked to Andrej, myself and Blue as if it was 'creepy' and that it might even be 'evidence' so we left it. Sorry. Sometimes weird shit don't make no fuggin sense?!
  • I love the idea of being proactive!
    I'll be setting up a moopbin at Bof in the spring and manning it like the best Moopsketeer that I can be :)

    With a place to put trash onsite, why not have a Moopbin at each theame camp?
    I bet I can even have a cooler looking moopbin than anyone else on the playa.
    Hmmm... something that I can burn on Sunday... (sound of brain wheels turning fast)

    *gauntlet thrown down*
    • I can tell you right now that Camp Fogie will not have a moop bin at our camp, YOUR trash is YOUR responsibilty, NOT mine, my camps or anyone else's for that matter, and on the other hand, I do let people throw trash out here and there in our camp but I will be damned if I provide a trash receptacle that we have to throw out at the end, remember that principle, LEAVE NO TRACE!!!
      • I spent far too much time picking up trash at my camp as it was at this event. After the Saturday night burn BOF had a lot of people who stayed for the fire spinning and then the fire (till after morning came round). Many of them were Asses and left trash everywhere. It was disgusting, upsetting, and took too much time out of MY Saturday night. I would rather have a moopbin in a corner for those asses, then feel as cranky as I did this burn.

        It truly sucked.
  • Two words: moop map

    As for sound, the solution is simple but no one wants to do it:
    decibel meter + enforcement: starting with unplugging, up to and including eviction. Until someone is willing to step up and be the hard ass, there will always be complaints : playadelfuego.tribe.net/thread...4f39a16 (from a year ago!)

    • I stepped up to get sound turned down at SUNRISE!

      Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:58 PM
      LOOK - THE FUCKING SOUND PATROL SUCKS AND IT DOES NOT EXIST. PERIOD.

      Solution A: "LET's MOVE PDF TO A PLACE WE CAN DO WHAT WE WANT?!"

      Solution B: "FUCK THIS MISTER NICE GUY GOOD-NEIGHBOR SHIT! TURN YOUR GODDAM SUBWOOFERS OFF ASSHOLIOS! Y'ALL WANT A HARD-ASSS? I'LL DO IT! I DON'T LOVE U HIPPIES NO MORE! I'm PACKIN HEAT and I'm OFF my MEDZ and YOU WILL TURN THAT SHIT DOWN DICK-FOR_BRAINS OR I WILL SHOVE IT UP YOUR...
      hey, look is that a chicken?"

      Yep, I wish I was 8 foot tall and I could get away with not having to work things out slowly and "non-confrontationally"...but The Creator made me short and slow-moving for YOUR benefit!
  • This sucks. Plain and simple. And it's a problem that does need to be addressed. Offending the vets is not cool and this is in no way directed at their calling us on it but...

    If you don't have something nice to say, shut the fuck up. You're ruining the PDF vibe for those of us who both act responsibly and DON'T act like we're better than "Newbies". God I can't even believe people in this community are actually using that word.

    Maybe this is a bit hypocritical but every time I start reading over the posts on this tribe it's people bitching about other people. It's getting old. Grow up. This isn't highschool.
    • Huh...this isn't HIGH school?...then a whole lot of people were in the wrong place having a right time.

      But seriously, to the hundred or so "R.A.'s" (Responsible Adults) who stay sober and mostly-sober all weekend so that they can stand watch over the rest of us 900 Stumbling Funyuns day and night, I give you ALL {{{major kudos}}} !!! Thanks for your diligence and devotion. It seems there may be only 10% of you in the community, but I hope that you are extracting 90% of the satisfaction of realizing how essential you are to this community! [And on a personal note, MANY THANKS for putting up with my own self-created drama and poorly-planned pranks over the years before I migrated in your general direction.]

      PDF's volunteer firemen, EMT's, doctors, lawyers, police, board members, soldiers, sailors, theme camp mappers & DPW hard-laborers, pyrotechnicians, sculptors, body-painters, greeters, GOD's, parking attendants, professional massage technicians, cooks, dishwashers, coffee and tea brewers, bakers and candle-stick makers...these quiet, behind-the-scenes people have already contributed plenty. You know who you are; names would embarrass you; but WORSE, pointing you out might make you have to work HARDER than you do already?! Like being drafted into being the "Sound Nazis".

      So what we DO need is to CONTINUE BITCHING HERE in this Tribe, in cyberspace, NOT mentioning names, but just mentioning complaints. Whether they come from The Vets, their neighbors, the 'newbie' camp or the 'fogey' camp...ALL COMPLAINTS should be addressed. And creative solutions should be proposed. And then vetted. And eventually some workable solutions WILL surface.

      It's easy enough to click away to another topic here, online, than it is to 'walk away' from a loud camp whether it is from ELECTRONIC high volume, or just HISTRIONIC loudness from an argumentative drunk outside the next tent over. In this 'Tribe.net' (or the BBS?) we can easily 'move our mouse' if we don't like the discussion, but it's harder to 'move our house' once we've set up at PDF.

      BUT I hope that people with ANY complaints can keep them 'generalized' and not 'personalized'...it's a subtle difference, but an important one. Try talking to an exhausted DJ at 6 AM who honestly doesn't realize that 3 prior DJ's have tweaked the panels in such a way that 'ambient music' sounds like Drum & Bass from 'OUT THERE?'

      Many times what might seem like an individual's error is actually a series of collective errors by a theme camp or the entire community, and the "last DJ standing" ends up taking the heat when a few people finally build up the nerve to march in a noise complaint. Other times it really IS just a matter of delivering somebody a well-defined CLUE, since a hint would no longer do.

      For instance, there's rarely any monitor speakers set up in most of the Dance Camps. So maybe there should be? Or maybe some of the bigger speakers should be turned to FACE the DJ booth from the far side of the dance area, to 'contain' the sound. I don't know the technical requirements to avoid feedback or clipping, but I have seen some camps do it better than others. So let's get the older, wiser DJ's to mentor the younger, energetic DJ's in a way that 'old dogs' learn new tricks and vice-versa. How do we bring them together?

      What we should do is establish a SOUND PATROL MADE ENTIRELY of DJ's! Not Rangers, not Vets, not 'Newbies' or 'Fogies'. The SOUND NAZI's should be the people who have the MOST to LOSE if ALL MUSIC is banned from midnight to sya, 9AM, just as an example for a Sound Turn-Up time? Why? Because members of the DJ community know if another DJ is BS'ing them about modifiying their equipment to make it quieter. DJ's know the difference between Drum & Bass as opposed to Drum & Bugle? I don't. Since there's at least twice as many hours 'unpatrolled' as would need to be patrolled, if you sign up for two hours of spinning, I think it's fair to give back one hour of patrolling. Shifts for Sound Patrol can be arranged via the Main Stage, with guidance from the Participation Station nearby. Training sessions on how to work the dB meter should also be offered, like Ranger Training sessions are, but by leaders in the DJ community. If nothing else, the DJ's working a Sound Patrol Shift get a chance to hear each other, and the lessons learned get spread quicker among a group with a common interest. And if petty arguments break out among two "Diva DJ's", I know people who "would personally disembowel them both SIMULTANEOUSLY with plastic 'sporks' from Wendy's!"

      BIG SUMMARY POINT >>>> A genuine 'UP' time needs to be set AS WELL AS a set number of decibals as read from X-feet from the speaker or from the center of the dance floor, or from the Front Gate? or from the top of the "Tower of Babble"...and what about the shouts and silliness of people on top of scaffolds or RV's or bus roofs. Does that get meter readings, too? Some of the Sound Patrol is going to have to be 'self-reliance' and common courtesy no matter what; but for "BASS" noise which seems to be the biggest source of complaints, the use of a METER requires the establishment of METRICS. Therefore, it seems to me that the people who have learned to generate the sound are the best ears and minds to learn how to establish methods and metrics that will contain the sound.
      • Fritz, I think your idea of putting DJs as sound patrol nazis is brilliant. Even just going through a 30 minute training session would impress on the newer or more stubborn DJs just how serious sound issues are. Your idea just works on so many levels and if we could pull it off (get a critical mass of DJs to be sound nazis) then I'm pretty sure that would solve all our problems.
        • After all that rambling, I think we are finally getting somewhere.

          I will reiterate some of the things I have already said, and stress some points I have maybe not made so well:

          Our community is one of "radical inclusion"

          It is OUR responsibility to educate the newcomer; things like our ten principles, and policies at PDF that are outside of the principles such as the sound turn-down policy. It doesn't matter WHO in particular violates these policies or principles; it is WE as a community that are responsible, bottom line. Because, we are also a community devoted to "civic responsibility" and "communal effort". Problems with moop and sound are merely symptoms of a greater disease. Either we pull together and succeed, or divide ourselves and fail.

          That's how I see it anyway...

          And I'm just a "newbie".........
          • Jonah, what are you talking about that "it doesn't matter who in particular violates the policies?" If a DJ is violating the sound rules, then the DJ is breaking the rules, not the community as a whole. Yes, we're a community, and like any other community, some of us are more responsible than others. There is no group guilt - only individuals can be guilty of breaking the rules. And if we can identify problematic individuals and either get rid of them or modify their behavior, then the community as a whole will benefit.

            Your sort of thinking, with its attendant diffused sense of responsibility will only perpetuate our problems.
  • Sound patrol hard asses are a really good idea. The training and explanation needs to be better. When I was pulling my late night ranger shift, I met several people on "sound patrol." Not one of them knew what was expected of them, how (or if) they were empowered; they didn't know how to use the dB meters they were given and even when I showed them how to use the device, they didn't know what the maximum decibel reading was supposed to be.

    In short, they were given these little gadgets and told to watch for camps committing noise violations. It's possible that word got out that there was a sound patrol, so if a camp was too noisy, your average "Joe Burner" would think, "Not my problem. If sound patrol is ignoring it, then it must be OK."

    I agree we need to keep sound down after midnight. Edumacating camps is a good start, but clearly is insufficient. A well-trained sound patrol with some teeth wouldn't be a bad idea.

    Generator confiscation with the genny to be returned in the morning is also a good way to get the message across to the more stubborn camps.
    • I'm quiet confused....

      I didn't notice the sound being a problem this year so much.

      Oh well... I hate the sound restrictions & the ticket cap.
      • lol I heard Qadesh's Psy-trance ALL DAY ALL NIGHT. Personally I rarely see more then a hundred or so people up past 3-4 am on non burn night. I wouldnt be opposed to a sound turn WAY DOWN/OFF at like 3 or 4 AM. Honestly. You can ALWAYS hear the camp thats camped right beside the burn in the main camping area ALL weekend. 3-4 hours of silence and good sleep will go a long way, especially when I only get 3-4 hours a night before its 120 deg in my tent.

        Does anyone really even know qadesh ? I have yet to see one retort from their camp about their sound level. It really is absurd to leave a CD on repeat while NOONE is at your camp at 3-4 AM with volume FULL BLAST. I Know PDF is all about fun and "breaking societal rules" but common sense and decency towards others should still be present. Not Everyone likes to hear Goa 24 hours a day...
      • While I personally don't mind the noise either way, there were complaints, and speaking to authorities, and then early sound turn down and sound nazi-ism to try to keep things alive Sunday.

        I wouldn't be surprised if some people call in just because they don't like us being there even if the sound doesn't bother them, but at the same time, I feel their pain as "locals" (of course, anyone who has moved there in the past few years should just suck it up :) ).
        • Hi All,

          I was there Fri through Sat afternoon & came away thinking this was the LOUDEST PDF I ever experienced out of 6 I have attended. There was no quiet space Fri night.

          I was on shift Rangering from 8 - 2 and literally could not hear or understand the calls on my walki talki. (Granted, my hearing is marginal but this was never a problem before.) I tried walking to the rear of the property but it was only marginally better. (What happened to no sound in the back field anyway???)

          Ordinarily, if Rangering at midnight, I would nicely ask people to turn the sound down. Since we were told this fall in Ranger training that there were now people who specifically handled sound problems, I opted to let them do their jobs and not intrude in the new process.

          My opinion; When a Ranger can't even find a place where it is quiet enough to hear their radio, that is a problem. When you consider that the other Rangers on duty were dealing with two separate groups of gate crashers at the time, you have to agree loosing the assistance of one of your people to something this stupid can also be a problem.

          Again, just my opinion

          Lucifer
        • Hi All,

          I was there Fri through Sat afternoon & came away thinking this was the LOUDEST PDF I ever experienced out of 6 I have attended. There was no quiet space Fri night.

          I was on shift Rangering from 8 - 2 and literally could not hear or understand the calls on my walki talki. (Granted, my hearing is marginal but this was never a problem before.) I tried walking to the rear of the property but it was only marginally better. (What happened to no sound in the back field anyway???)

          Ordinarily, if Rangering at midnight, I would nicely ask people to turn the sound down. Since we were told this fall in Ranger training that there were now people who specifically handled sound problems, I opted to let them do their jobs and not intrude in the new process.

          My opinion; When a Ranger can't even find a place where it is quiet enough to hear their radio, that is a problem. When you consider that the other Rangers on duty were dealing with two separate groups of gate crashers at the time, you have to agree loosing the assistance of one of your people to something this stupid can also have negative impact.

          Again, just my opinion

          Lucifer
  • rabble rabble bitch bitch... "insert attempted comment that makes you sound like you're someone intelligent, but actually just makes you sound like a stupid fucking asshole"... rabble rabble bitch bitch


    yea, that pretty much sums up the majority of this post
    • Uhh...

      Tue, October 20, 2009 - 9:21 AM
      Your attempted comment(I think) -
      yea, that pretty much sums up the majority of these posts.

      Your actual comment-
      yea, that pretty much sums up the majority of this post .

      it does-
      actually just makes you sound like a stupid fucking asshole

      and I suspect
      that you are not actually doing much fucking

      so you
      probablly
      are just
      a stupid
      asshole.


      But if it weren't for you assholes,
      were would shitheads like me come from?
      • Re: Uhh...

        Tue, October 20, 2009 - 5:25 PM
        um... was any of that actually a proper sentence?
        • Re: Uhh...

          Wed, October 21, 2009 - 1:42 PM
          No, I call that poetry. Take a lesson from Yeti's book; if you are going to call someone out, at least be artistic about it.
        • Re: Uhh...

          Sat, October 24, 2009 - 3:14 AM
          I believe what he was getting at is that you are inline with replies to the original poster, who just raised an important point using words directly from our hosts. By not pluralizing "post" you sounded as if your comment was directed at the original post only. If you had said "posts" or "comments" or "replies" then maybe you would have had a point, albet a snarky one, about the full content and discussion of this thread. Since you mucked up your grammar you made it seem that you were referring to Smelly Melly's post as: "rabble rabble bitch bitch... 'insert attempted comment that makes you sound like you're someone intelligent, but actually just makes you sound like a stupid fucking asshole'... rabble rabble bitch bitch"