User blog comment:LizardMaster178/Icy, Ninja and Jet are BUSTED!/@comment-5103702-20131117060844/@comment-5103702-20131117195504

"Oh Atomic, if you're in love with me just say so."

You just exposed the invitation for your own downfall. Your luck has just run out, kiddo. And just because you've written an apology blog does not entitle you to any forgiveness from me, or other users- quite frankly, not going to happen. I've been on Wikia too long to easily classify your behavior as insincere. That's exactly how it all happens. You screw up, play victim, then when you realize that you're outnumbered, you flee. Plus, an apology may be thrown in here and there. But does that erase any of the marks you left on some of the members here? Actions speak louder than words, especially when applying it to the internet.

Gotta love delusional minds. Who ever said I "love" you? I sure don't. Don't play cute with me, because while some people here may buy it, I definitely don't. I've come across too many liars, back-stabbers, and attention-seekers to be able to identify their true tactics. However, I would applaud you on your nerve in providing no denial to my claims, but you simply side-stepped my comment, and threw another bullet out there. Proves just how right I am, does it not?

"So shut up and walk away."

Ahahaha. Do you even know me, for crying out loud? I am Atomic Angel, and if there's one thing I'm good at, it's telling off users who need to learn their place rather than sitting on their high horse and acting like they're justified in whatever tormenting they do. Do not ever tell me to shut up. Especially when you cannot provide a valid argument to support yourself. You're digging yourself a deeper hole. My advice to you is to drop the tough-guy act, because it not only makes you look foolish, but emphasizes how invalid your own debate is. Stop being a disruptive obstacle to other users. And for the love of the heavens, if you're going to own up to your mistake, then simply admitting you were a butthead is not going to cut it. People who are truly sorry learn from their mistakes, rather than repeat them for their own purposes.