Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc V.GRB

goldylocks

[tylerreddick]

With his reputation score of a whopping "23", nothing more needs to be said.

[goldylocks1]

I'm sure anyone can have your reputation score if they posted and average of 5 times per day. But some of us choose to have a life. 

[tylerreddick]

But is it a life worth living when you contribute so little to the world?

[goldylocks1]

What a comeback there! Pure intellect. Speak for yourself. I'm more than happy with my life. I got better things to do than run my mouth and then run away when someone's willing to provide facts/proof to back up what they said (I'm talking about stuff I said). So you go ahead and keep posting garbage just to check back in a few mins later to see if anyone has read it and to watch

[Blizzy420]

Everyone give goldy a like so we can get his rating up!

[tylerreddick]

" someone's willing to provide facts/proof to back up what they said (I'm talking about stuff I said). " You mean like when you claimed the reason you had a low reputation score was because Stockhouse reset the number every year? Or was that just an "alternative" fact? :o)

[goldylocks1]

Reputation older than one year expires from your calculation so as to encourage constant participation. -  copied and pasted from Stockhouse

[tylerreddick]

For clarity, that isn't what you claimed. Like I said, an "alternative" fact. So can we drop it now, and get back to GRB?

[shneps]

Now that you have been proven wrong, "lets drop it". If I have made a mistake I will at least acknowledge it and apologize. Not you.

[SvenVandeBroek]

> If I have made a mistake I will at least acknowledge it and apologize.   Shneps, I appreciate your ability to do that.   Unrelated to GRB but today I've met one of the thought leaders in my industry (software testing).  I'm following the Canadian guy that spoke this evening (https://developsense.com/about-michael-bolton) for about 12 years now and it was great