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Re: please help

• RobinGraves 48 Posts

  Fri, Jun 21 2013 10:02 PM

  alcaucin:

  RobinGraves:

  alcaucin:

  RobinGraves:

  alcaucin:

  cece123:

  i want to delete my site and start over.. how do i delta an existing  site.. what   are the steps.

  thank you for your  help.

  What a p*ssy....Not talking about your profile pic.

   

  It's replies like this by people like you that make the forums a better place.

   

  Well tyvm..recognition at last.

  I'm surprised that the plaudits haven't been flooding in from all corners before now !! Go figure....

   

  You're a funny guy! Your posts are not! Your posts reveal your mentality!

   

  Sorry to have spoiled your Forum experience so far..

  I will obviously try to conform to your idea of appropriate posts in the future ( let me know what they should be )

  Appreciate the feed back..

  Yours insincerely, Andy.

   

   

  Precisely what I expected from someone of your caliber.

   

• 9,041 Posts

  Sat, Jun 22 2013 8:09 AM

  RobinGraves:

  Precisely what I expected from someone of your caliber.

  Well I do hate to disappoint...so once again Tyvm.

  Andy

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Sat, Jun 22 2013 8:53 AM

  cece123:

  i want to delete my site and start over..

  Why?  Why waste your efforts so far? You're not entertaining the notion of skulking around the Hack/Pro tiers with your experience now, are you?  Tsk, tsk, if you are.

  There is no site to delete, just e-mail WGT and ask them to deactivate your account.

   

  Now back to the Andy-Robin drama.  :-)

• RobinGraves 48 Posts

  Sat, Jun 22 2013 6:12 PM

  YankeeJim:

  cece123:

  i want to delete my site and start over..

  Why?  Why waste your efforts so far? You're not entertaining the notion of skulking around the Hack/Pro tiers with your experience now, are you?  Tsk, tsk, if you are.

  There is no site to delete, just e-mail WGT and ask them to deactivate your account.

   

  Now back to the Andy-Robin drama.  :-)

  Sorry to disappoint you, but what you consider to be the "Andy-Robin" drama is over.  If I want to carry on a conversation with somone whose responses are similar to what Andy posted I can do so by speaking to any 13 year old juvenile delinquent. Andy may or may not be older than 13 but his mindset has not developed beyond that of a juvenile.

   

• 9,041 Posts

  Sat, Jun 22 2013 6:58 PM

  RobinGraves:

  Sorry to disappoint you,

  Don't worry your little head over it..Jim never gave it a 2nd thought.