What part of that don't you understand?

More like due process than PC or sloppiness.

Remember that?

SB- I'm sorry for calling you out like that. It's just that it makes me feel sad that so many Italians don't stick togather like many other cultures do. It's something that hits home with me. Another thing that hits home is putting down the way I write. I'm one of many people who have to use spell check because my spelling and even my grammar is really bad. I personally never point out others weeknesses because that would be extremely rude and disrespectful of me. And it is a real hurttful thing to do. That would be like me walking up to an overweight person and calling them fat to their face. It's just really bad. There was other stuff you wrote towards me in the past that weren't very kind. Two wrongs don't make a right i know that, but i was angry earlier. And again I'm truly sorry. We all have things we need to work on.

DiMaggio, while I appreciate that you actually used the words "I'm sorry", you don't apologize to someone by calling them hurtful and bad. I do, however, appreciate the effort.

I pointed out things that you said that were incorrect. I didn't make any statements about your writing, spelling or anything else until YOU made it personal.

I acknowledge my Sicilian heritage proudly, and I don't see how anything I said revealed that I was pretending to be Sicilian or Italian or unmarried or lonely or in need of sex, or any of the other things that you claimed. However, you are who you are, and I'm pretty sure that we will have to agree to disagree in the future.