Comments on: just one pepsi http://blog.keldwud.org/2008/11/just-one-pepsi/ the complex system of keldwud Wed, 30 Mar 2011 03:13:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Charlie http://blog.keldwud.org/2008/11/just-one-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Charlie Thu, 27 Nov 2008 07:17:17 +0000 http://blog.keldwud.org/?p=46#comment-89 Ramsey, How you been man. Haven't talked to you in a long while. Been wondering what you been up to. Think you changed phone numbers since one I have didn't work anymore. Hit me up sometime love to catch up with ya. Ramsey,

How you been man. Haven’t talked to you in a long while. Been wondering what you been up to. Think you changed phone numbers since one I have didn’t work anymore. Hit me up sometime love to catch up with ya.

]]> By: Jay http://blog.keldwud.org/2008/11/just-one-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Jay Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:55:21 +0000 http://blog.keldwud.org/?p=46#comment-88 Hmmm. Keldwud, you are a narcissitic neurotic fag. Hmmm. Keldwud, you are a narcissitic neurotic fag.

]]> By: kelly http://blog.keldwud.org/2008/11/just-one-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-87 kelly Mon, 24 Nov 2008 17:55:49 +0000 http://blog.keldwud.org/?p=46#comment-87 I too am in a situation where my little girl won't ever know her father because he doesn't want the responsibility. While I don't know Ramsey as well as I'd like, I do believe he is sincere in his desire to be a part of his daughter's life and do what is best for her. I would love to have this for my daughter. I am no expert on anything and I've not known him as long as others, but I do know that Ramsey is a good guy at heart who just gets a bit over-emotional and don't we all when it's something we truly care about. I would at least give him a chance. Trust is something that has to be earned in my opinion, but if you never give someone the chance to earn it, you are losing out as well. I too am in a situation where my little girl won’t ever know her father because he doesn’t want the responsibility. While I don’t know Ramsey as well as I’d like, I do believe he is sincere in his desire to be a part of his daughter’s life and do what is best for her. I would love to have this for my daughter.

I am no expert on anything and I’ve not known him as long as others, but I do know that Ramsey is a good guy at heart who just gets a bit over-emotional and don’t we all when it’s something we truly care about. I would at least give him a chance. Trust is something that has to be earned in my opinion, but if you never give someone the chance to earn it, you are losing out as well.

]]> By: Beautiful Liar http://blog.keldwud.org/2008/11/just-one-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Beautiful Liar Mon, 24 Nov 2008 07:08:07 +0000 http://blog.keldwud.org/?p=46#comment-86 OMG - Good to see you guys attempting to work through this a little bit. Funny Girl, I don't know you, but I do know Ramsey, and for many years. Honestly, there aren't many fathers who actually want to make an effort to be part of their childrens lives, so in that respect, you are very lucky. Having a child who will never know her father, nor any member of her fathers family, is something that bothers me sometimes. His choice, not mine. My partner has taken over as her secondary parent, but she still has this whole part of her life she will never know. It isn't fair to her. I understand it being your nature to want to protect your child, believe me :) I have seen Ramsey interact not only with my daughter, but with other children as well. I promise it is in your daughters best interest to have Ramsey in her life. I hope that someday, Ramsey and Funny Girl, your child will thank you for getting past your differences and working together to do what is best for her. Good luck to both of you. PS....Ramsey....Don't mess it up!! (I kid, I kid) OMG -

Good to see you guys attempting to work through this a little bit.

Funny Girl, I don’t know you, but I do know Ramsey, and for many years. Honestly, there aren’t many fathers who actually want to make an effort to be part of their childrens lives, so in that respect, you are very lucky. Having a child who will never know her father, nor any member of her fathers family, is something that bothers me sometimes. His choice, not mine. My partner has taken over as her secondary parent, but she still has this whole part of her life she will never know. It isn’t fair to her.

I understand it being your nature to want to protect your child, believe me :) I have seen Ramsey interact not only with my daughter, but with other children as well. I promise it is in your daughters best interest to have Ramsey in her life.

I hope that someday, Ramsey and Funny Girl, your child will thank you for getting past your differences and working together to do what is best for her. Good luck to both of you.

PS….Ramsey….Don’t mess it up!!

(I kid, I kid)

]]> By: keldwud http://blog.keldwud.org/2008/11/just-one-pepsi/comment-page-1/#comment-85 keldwud Mon, 24 Nov 2008 06:27:11 +0000 http://blog.keldwud.org/?p=46#comment-85 Oh yeah, and about the Sorries. I appreciate the sentiment and I feel the same way, too. But I think we have quite a bit to go through before I give you my full apology and I accept yours. Will you accept a sorry in abeyance? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080121163830AA6XVkI except in the example outlined it would read like this: A "sorry in abeyance" is when a defendant enters in a temporary apology plea. The defendant then fulfills certain obligations set by the parties in question (i.e. does not do it again, makes nice gestures, go without any new violations for a specified period of time etc.). Once the obligations are fulfilled, the grudges are dropped, and the infractions are wiped from their records and the other party is forgiven. Something like that. Oh yeah, and about the Sorries. I appreciate the sentiment and I feel the same way, too. But I think we have quite a bit to go through before I give you my full apology and I accept yours.

Will you accept a sorry in abeyance?

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080121163830AA6XVkI

except in the example outlined it would read like this:

A “sorry in abeyance” is when a defendant enters in a temporary apology plea. The defendant then fulfills certain obligations set by the parties in question (i.e. does not do it again, makes nice gestures, go without any new violations for a specified period of time etc.). Once the obligations are fulfilled, the grudges are dropped, and the infractions are wiped from their records and the other party is forgiven.

Something like that.

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