In honor of one of the most funniest men alive. RIP Robin Williams

Deleting your comment is getting off on a bad foot. If you do realize that the comment was offensive, inappropriate, unnecessary, etc. then you accept your downvotes and apologize below, which I appreciate you doing now. Not trying to start anything, really just saying thank you for apologizing and letting you know that deleting your comment is rarely a good solution. (Welcome to FunSubstance btw, sorry for my harsh words.)

Thanks for the advice. I'll know better next time. I really do just want to be a part of all the love I see here. So thanks again for accepting my apology :)

quirkey102, you've over-reacted. "Go fuck yourself sir". Really? That's not necessary. We're all grieving his passing, but it's not right to direct your anger at someone else this way. "Hey spiritanimal, this might not be the best time to point out a grammar mistake" See how easy that was? See below for an example of how another person pointed out the grammar mistake and the OP's response didn't tear someone apart. Your comment was the only one that was "offensive, inappropriate, unnecessary".

And quirkey, you're no stranger yourself to deleting your comments. There have been several occasions where you've deleted all your comments in arguments, and even deleted your posts, because of downvotes. Practice what you preach.

Whoa, I thought this was going to end peacefully. Why did you have to come and rustle up the dust again? I gave my apology. If you just want a more lengthy one then ask. Criticizing me about my past commenting is not the way to solve that.
I really don't know what else I'm supposed to do than apologize. Can somebody please help me understand what else I can do to make up for past and present mistakes?

(I'll drop it after this) It's not so much about the apology. I know we all make mistakes. But your apology was one sentence of a whole paragraph of attacking someone. And don't play the victim if someone calls you out on it. I guess my point is, think of the kittens.

You say it's not about the apology and then a sentence later you say my apology was too short.
I am still genuinely confused how else you expect me to make up for past and present mistakes though. In context I can see that you're expecting me to do something else. If it's "not so much about the apology" then what is it about? Is me being confused making you think I am playing the victim, for I am not. I fully accept that I have said some harsh words and I take full responsibility for saying them. A victim would say things like: " Why are you guys all attacking me??" or "Please stop being so mean to me." I'm not saying things like that, eh?
This is a trivial matter that I have done everything in my hands to solve. Hopefully, we can all drop it.

Agreed that we can drop it. The following is only to clarify my original point, not to be return fire: Sorry, I wasn't suggesting that the apology was too short, an apology is an apology. I just meant that you seemed to dismiss the comment by saying that you had apologised, as if you can say anything you like to a person as long as you throw an apology on the end, so you couldn't understand why I had criticised you. We'll still probably disagree on the basic point, but hopefully we can see each others side.