Say something nice about the preceding poster.

[Mr. Smith]

I appreciate his sincerity and piety.

[Mr. Smith]

Very kind and has some pretty awesome views

[Mr. Smith]

He's never lost his cool...ever.

[Mr. Smith]

Precocious dude, and not an a@# about it either.

[Mr. Smith]

The dude has conviction.

Not a bad guy.....for a Cal student. 

Not a Cal student, just an on again-off again employee and a town native.

[Mr. Smith]

Easily the one of the wisest, humblest and kindest posters here.

If Atlas did have a Mr. Rogers, it'd be him.

[Mr. Smith]

The man's not afraid to ask anything.

[Mr. Smith]

Very earnest, friendly, and quite sharp.

[Mr. Smith]

Good, sensible poster. 

This is quite apt again, also one of the least judgmental 'round here too.

[Mr. Smith]

On Kaljewt: An excellent story writer, truly made a great character-study... All the 's is a bit scary, but that only shows true devotion to the character he tries to show us.

On rfayette: A very sincere and genuine dude, probably one of the best.

[Mr. Smith]

Probably one of the funniest people around here.

[Mr. Smith]

I appreciate the fact he has strong convictions which he can present them in articulate and civil fashion.

This is applicable here too.

[Mr. Smith]

On Intell: It's in his name what he is

On kalwejt: This story alone should grant him the title for the funny post mine.

[Mr. Smith]

He chose the right part of California in which to settle.

[Mr. Smith]

Very forthright, intelligent ,calm and articulate for a teenager...I wish I was there back then.

[Mr. Smith]

Another good candidate for being the Mr. Rogers of Atlas.

[Mr. Smith]

We share some more traditionalist views, and he seems to be a high-quality poster, no doubt.

[Mr. Smith]

We share some more traditionalist views, and he seems to be a high-quality poster, no doubt.

This again.

[Mr. Smith]

He speaks his mind no matter what.

[Mr. Smith]

If one were to take all the positive stereotypes of a learned latte liberal, such as empathy, articulation, and generally avoiding the petty things...you'd get Crumpet.

And most of the negative stereotypes are either absent or hardly noticeable unless seriously pushed.

[Mr. Smith]

Very articulate and by far the most concerned about the poor and downtrod

[Mr. Smith]

I appreciate his devotion to what he believes and remaining courteous and pleasant on top of it, in spite of many disagreements.

[Mr. Smith]

He has some of the best views on just about everything, and he's articulate about them and not a prick while articulating them.

[Mr. Smith]

He takes no prisoners and can make a good one-liner.

[Mr. Smith]

Very witty, but not in-love with said wit either.