In polite society, never discuss religion, politics or Liam — Page 2

Jacob is right.

There are people who are cruel and mean, some who are just thoughtless, and some who find humor in everything. Don't always assume that everyone is being mean.

My spelling is fine, but I have a nervous tic that causes my head to jerk to one side at unpredictable intervals. Some people are cruel, but smetimes people just make me laugh. As cliche as it is, you have to learn who is laughing at you and who is laughing with you.

quite cillee that a bnch ov wannabee acters sit in this room all dai long and wership a 27 y/o pretending 2 be a misfit kyd yet rip aprt all otherz whu spell wrng, etc etc etc etc get a life peeple and let liam go bck 2 schul

Liam, your disingenuous charade is a slap in the face of every child and adult who ever struggled with dyslexia or a learning disability.

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I haven't seen the vouchers, so I still maintain that the disingenuous charade is a slap in the face of every child and adult who ever struggled with dyslexia or a learning disability.

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Oh that's just a game we all play.

But it's a disingenuous charade that is a slap in the face of every child and adult who ever struggled with dyslexia or a learning disability.

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I don't believe any of it. It's just a disingenuous charade that is a slap in the face of every child and adult who ever struggled with dyslexia or a learning disability.

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PJ, why, do you suppose, someone would take all that time to spell so poorly? I'm not saying I don't believe you, I'm just asking why you think he would do it? Frankly, even if I had that disability, I would post everyting in an email, do spell check, then cut and paste.

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There are an awful lot of cranky people on this Board. Can anyone answer why that is?

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I'm not cranky. It's just a disingenuous charade that is a slap in the face of every child and adult who ever struggled with dyslexia or a learning disability.

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Liam is just fine in my book. He went along with me and was a good sport in the Yenta is Pregnant Thread. He was the father and our child will never be able to spell!

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OKAY. I've said this before on here, but clearly I need to say it again. To those of you that think Liam doesn't exist:

Liam and I grew up in the same town. As did Emcee. Liam's father was my baseball coach way back when. I graduated high school with Liam's older brother, and I musically directed Liam and his sister in a summer teen production of THE PAJAMA GAME upstate. I also went to see a production of BYE BYE BIRDIE (that Emcee also saw) that Liam's sister was in. And I saw Liam there twice. Trust me on this one. Liam is real. He's a real kid. THE END.

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PalJoey - There has also been nothing to vouch that Liam is not exactly who he says he is. Guilty until proven innocent? He has done absolutely nothing to deserve the amount of abuse he receives on this board. I think he's pretty courageous for still posting here and putting up with all this. It's funny how the same peope who cry out against cruelty against certain groups are the same who victimize others shamelessly without provocation.

"Liam, your disingenuous charade is a slap in the face of every child and adult who ever struggled with dyslexia or a learning disability."

Your strong unsubstatiated words are a slap in the face to those on this board who do not judge others based on the false accusations of a few small-minded cruel individuals with nothing better to do than start a witch hunt with no more evidence than spelling errors. Unless you have irrefutable proof of his being disingenuous, there is no reason at all to believe Liam is not who he says he is. There are members of this board who have noted that they know Liam and his family personally and have been attacked and accused of falsifying their identities simply because they backed him up. The whole thing is so ridiculous.

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