According to the shitstorm that followed, yes, that is exactly what transpired.

Ah well.

Ice Cream Jonsey wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 1:08 pmNikos, you are correct in everything you said. You seem to have "understood" Twitter without actually partaking in it.

Smelling SJW BS a kilometer away isn't too difficult. "Girl wears Chinese dress and gets accused of cultural appropriation". Do you actually need to read it to figure out it's SJW BS with exactly 0% useful content?

AArdvark wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 2:51 am I swear he does this on purpose to make it all about himself

Yes, I notice Pinback does that a lot, doesn't he?

Nikos, you are correct in everything you said. You seem to have "understood" Twitter without actually partaking in it.

I swear he does this on purpose to make it all about himself

pinback wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 1:33 pm Was the dress BLACK AND BLUE or was it WHITE AND GOLD?

Well, if you'd bothered to look at the teaser image, you can she is wearing a red and white dress.

Was the dress BLACK AND BLUE or was it WHITE AND GOLD?

RealNC wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 1:02 am I am not interested in finding anything out about it, because it sounds dumb and inconsequential to anything that ever mattered.

This generally applies to me regarding all "current events".

Correction:

Never heard of the Chinese dress thing, and I am not interested in finding anything out about it, because it sounds dumb and inconsequential to anything that ever mattered.

RealNC wrote: ↑Tue May 01, 2018 12:29 pm (Never heard of the Chinese dress thing.)

Philip DeFranco reported how a white girl who just turned 18 wore a Chinese dress to prom, and started an international incident over what she thought was just a pretty dress.

And in that, sir, I envy you.

Thanks. I don't know how twitter works, really. And I don't actually care, I just press "reply" and that's the end of it for me. If twitter wants to send that to some random person out there, blame it on twitter, not me :P

(Never heard of the Chinese dress thing.)

I did like your tweet regarding the Brodie Bruce thing on Twitter. And I was going to respond. However, I can. not. figure. out. how to stop Twitter from @-replying to the people in a conversation. And I didn't want to bug Kevin Smith any more than I did. Even when I delete the other person in a reply, Twitter goes HERPY DERPY and puts it back.

He probably gets hundreds of tweets an hour and while it is true that my motives were in hoping for a retweet, which I would use to spring my gofunder, Kickstarter, wefunder, IndieGoGo, Patreon, RocketHub, Bandcamp, Itch.io account, CrowdRise and SendMeCash.xxx, I did enjoy your contribution.

I also can't believe that tweet about the Chinese dress took off. How on earth does Twitter not intervene to stop thousands of morons from yelling at a high school girl? (No offense to high school guys, but they all deserve to be yelled at over Twitter at all hours. They know what they did.)