By the time I read all the posts and began responding I WAS huffy, but that's not your doing nor responsibility, and since I had strong reason to give you the benefit of a doubt, I should've. Just a suggestion to take for what's it worth: This is why I always put a smiley on any teasing to show it's not serious. Not that it always works, mind, but it seldom hurts.

No, you don't, you deserve a public apology, and more than I deserved one from you. To be honest, I think we both deserve one, yet we're the only ones making them; odd, no...?