huh?

"New York fan": If you will read diane's post entitled Facebook, you will know that she said she had not been to his site in over a month. While going over her attendance list for Facebook friends, she discovered he was gone and had blocked her. Haven't ever had a friend who you had no problem with, and then all of the sudden for no reason known to you, they don't want to be your friend anymore? I think Bill owes diane an explanation. In Bill's own words "Rumor and inuendo is all that was ever known." We can only assume there was something going on between Bill and diane. Only diane and Bill know the truth, or at least their side of it.

I think, it was because diane made some poor judgement last month with two other posters, and when trouble started brewing between Bill Ratekin and some posters (1) who posed as Bill in their posts, by the way if you read diane's appology note from the week of June 14th, you will know that she also posted using false names. (2) There were some anonymous posters who heckled Bill, leading up to the day he unfriended diane. Remember that diane got a little nasty last month at two posters. In her appology she explained what was in her posts that were removed by the administration. She was nasty in those posts she described, too. Bill probably read her appology on this site and what she had done, so when he got some nasty remarks from posters, what could he think? It all comes down to what I said before and do not want to have to say a 3rd time. The decisions people make in life can make you or break you in the eyes of other people. Ever since Bill learned about what diane had done back in June, he has been wary, and wanted to play it safe by unfriending her just in case those nasty posts he was receiving were her. Like I said before and don't want to have to say again, all of us need to monitor ourselves because one mistake will ruin us in the eyes of people who once thought well of us. By the way, you just proved my point in what you said about diane being mischievious and nasty when you ued to see her as sincere