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   9/30/09

   MissSuzie

   Call them an @ss and disconnect or hang up.

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   9/30/09

   voodooKobra

   It depends on the degree and scope of the anger, as well as the focus of it.
   
   Are they angry at you? Ignore them.
   Are they angry at someone else? Brighten their day.
   Are they angry at themselves? Console them.
   Do they have an angry disposition in general? Get over it.

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      9/30/09

      PetLvr

      good advice, but missing important component.
      
      Smilies. :8
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   9/30/09

   MadameX

   Be persistently calm and friendly.

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4. 

   9/30/09

   dbowles1017

   Convince him to go release his anger on the person or object he is angry at

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5. 

   9/30/09

   dune

   Kill it with fire!

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      9/30/09

      voodooKobra

      He meant furious, not furry-ous.
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   9/30/09

   jeremyjanson

   Comes with the territory. See if there's anything you can do for them, and if not, accept it, accept them, and leave it alone.

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7. 

   9/30/09

   ThriftShopRomantic

   Often people when they're angry really only want to vent/want someone to actually listen.

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8. 

   9/30/09

   ThinkingUhuru

   If it's directed at you, disengage until they calm down.

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9. 

   9/30/09

   LadyHands

   Talk with them by calm way and let them talk and talk without any comment , you can only hear .

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10. 

    9/30/09

    Friday13

    "There, there. Maybe Santa does exist."

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11. 

    9/30/09

    HollytheHousewife

    Log on as invisible

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12. 

    9/30/09

    HollytheHousewife

    Or just block or delete them,very easy to do. If you are the one they're mad at. They generally get glad in the same pants they got mad in.

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13. 

    10/01/09

    crazyTsu

    Assuming he is angry at you, say to him, you are flustered at the moment. I suggest we talk later ;-)

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14. 

    10/01/09

    Theresa111

    Ignore them. Without an audience there isn't much left to do. Throwing tantrums doesn't make any sense if the person is alone.

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       10/01/09

       jeremyjanson

       On the flip side though they're not always trying to throw tantrums, so maybe you should find out from them first.
15. 

    10/01/09

    HollytheHousewife

    Well like I said leave em alone or ignore,you have to be no one's punching bag. When the person gets back glad say then you talk to me, but never keep eating you know what with a smile on your face because you deserve the moon and the stars....period end of story

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16. 

    10/01/09

    owlbarn

    It would depend on why is he angry, Is he a friend of yours?
    Staying clam and empathizing always works

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17. 

    10/01/09

    HollytheHousewife

    Yea,not in all situations though

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       10/01/09

       owlbarn

       How about persistence? That'll do the trick?
18. 

    10/01/09

    HollytheHousewife

    Um no you don't pursue someone who doesn't wanna be. Like I said be civil and when that angry person gets over whatever needs to be gotten over say holla at me,but you don't go back for more you live life let go and let GOD

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19. 

    10/01/09

    geekchick

    A soft word turns away wrath.

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20. 

    10/01/09

    HollytheHousewife

    Yea

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21. 

    10/01/09

    sorcerer

    stay calm..let them tilt or run out of energy.
    then talk to them.show compassion towards their emotion.
    talk to them soo gently ..

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22. 

    10/01/09

    HollytheHousewife

    Um no you let them get over THEIR anger and let them kiss up to you for a while

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