A man is violently robbed and assaulted on August 28 off of Waverly Rd. and a certain local reporter posts several photographs of the victim's home on social media. I asked the reporter if she thought the man had been through enough, without having photos of his home posted on the internet. They told me they post pictures of any crime scene. How would you feel if that were you or your loved one? Yes, it's a crime scene but it's also the home of the innocent person that was violently robbed an assaulted. Why add even more trauma and suffering to them? I hate the world we live in. —Terrible world, terrible humans

To the person in my apartment who keeps calling me “scuffy:” Yeah, I do scuff my feet, but I do have a name and there is a lot more to me than that. It just hurts even more that your kid thinks this is funny and thinks my name really is scuffy. Most of us teach our kids not to make fun of people with big noses or too short or whatever, but it just looks really bad when the adults are setting a bad example. —Fed Up With One-Sided Presumption

To the lowlife at the Pride parade who decided to light a cigarette two feet from our toddlers and a newborn then loudly proclaimed, “We were here first, suck my dick!” when I politely asked he move it away from them: Had it not been a community event with my kids, I would have reacted with much, much less restraint. I usually wish lung disease on no one, but for you I'll make an exception. P.S. Your friends and your community are ashamed to be around you. They told me so themselves. —Daddy No Punchy Facey

Love the Lebanese festival, hate its late-night noise pollution. —Sincerely, Crying Off Cunard

This story may qualify under the way we love comments, as this Dad may indeed love his son. It was not evident today however. As my friends and I emerged from a walk through Camp Hill Cemetery onto Robie St,. we heard loud angry shouting. A helmeted man, straddling a bike was yelling at a boy on the other side of Robie St., finally ordering him to come and "Ride in front of me! "As the boy wrestled with his bike and started to cross, a car heading south blared the horn and barely missed the child. You again shouted in anger: "What is wrong with you!?! Aren't you paying attention??” The child was indeed paying attention trying to comply with your directive. You should have crossed that busy street to accompany him. It up to you to protect him and look after him. That's your job. He’s probably scared of you. It is damaging to a child's self esteem to yell at him. He is just young and inexperienced. But more is expected of you. Try to get some parenting lessons. If you don't stand up for him, who will? If he had been hurt, it would have been your responsibility. —worried

My heart broke when I noticed your little kid had Lady Slippers, a protected flower, in their beach pail at the Park. Maybe, you couldn't stop them in time from grabbing them or perhaps you don't know that they are endangered flowers. Please leave them be in the forest. —Miss Sad

To those ppl who insist on IGNORING the scent free signs, you ppl are selfish assholes!!! Do you have any idea what your perfume/cologne is doing to the ppl around you? I have to ask, do you spray it on or do you BATHE in it?!?! We don't care you are wearing the Biebs newest scent.. it STINKS.. FYI soap and water is fine...... —Dying from your stinky scent

You had no right to be rude and snobby to my friend after he made a mistake on a very difficult climb. This gym is an excellent addition to the community and 99 percent of the climbers there are friendly and supportive, regardless of their skill level. You are part of the unfortunate one percent that are snobby, mean and impatient who make me and other less-skilled climbers feel uncomfortable and inadequate. If you want to be a jerk when you go climbing, maybe you should do wilderness bouldering so that no one has to deal with your attitude problem. —Take the bitchiness elsewhere, honey

Have I been on vacation? walked a lot in the cold? Endless other questions as to why I am a tomato face. I'd like to answer yes, Great vacation but.. I don't walk into your place of work and comment on your looks. hey, you're pretty bald.... etc. Ughh Rosacea is real and isolating as hell —SMega

On our first “date” two summers ago you borrowed $25 to buy YOURSELF a full pizza and ice cream bar (even though you knew dairy made me sick). I've mentioned several times that you owe me that money and you laugh it off. Then you proceed to underpay me significantly for the 11:40pm taxi cab ride I gave you on New Year's Eve which resulted in me ringing in the new year in the car rather than with my friends. That was aggravating, to say the least. I will never get my new year’s countdown back, but please repay me that $25 or buy me a large vegan pizza and a soy ice cream bar. K, thanks. —Angry Vegan Taxi Cab Driver