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Feb 4, 2012, 1:00:33 PM2/4/12
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"Wanda" <wrsuth...@charter.net> wrote in
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> and don't like.
>
> I like to read posts about peoples lives and what they are doing. What
> their hobbies and projects are and how they get along with them.
> About peoples jobs and pets and families and photography and nature
> and love life. I like to hear peoples problems and when I can I like
> to try to help them out by saying something uplifting. And there are
> times when people, like myself, need to have a reality check in a
> Positive way.
>
> I don't like people going off on other people to soothe their own hurt
> and anger. I don't like to see people try to take others down to make
> themselves feel better about their own problems.
> Loneliness takes a lot of forms. Not just the ones we think it should
> all the time.
>
> We need to be nice to each other. If we can't be nice then just be
> quiet!
>
>
I like alot of the above first part too and I believe most of the people
in here do as well.
As I said in a lot of posts, there are people who suffer from loneliness
and I count myself in. I too have my moments when not coping all too
well with that situation and I wish it would be different.
Fact of internet is that we cannot always check if something is real.
Not when it comes to what people say about their personal life.
I know what I like in my life, I like cooking, photography, nature, beer
and wine, brunettes and sometimes blondes, sometimes red heads,
sometimes bald.
What I don't like is people calling me a liar, when I am not, and I am
called a liar for the silliest of arguments.
My thoughts about %, and this whole 'peeing contest' taht went on and
on, is based on this probably.
When popular psychology says that a man lies every 3 lines he said, I
know I don't have to take this seriously.
I thought at a time, % was ready or willing to give up those silly LIAR
arguments. But he wanted proof on all points. Then I am out. He has
serious convictions about me.
I now know he is holding on to them.
I am willing to give up the idiotic behaviour, because I don't like it
myself.
Wanda I can read between the lines.
news:6idXq.8481$wR2...@newsfe01.iad:
> and don't like.
>
> I like to read posts about peoples lives and what they are doing. What
> their hobbies and projects are and how they get along with them.
> About peoples jobs and pets and families and photography and nature
> and love life. I like to hear peoples problems and when I can I like
> to try to help them out by saying something uplifting. And there are
> times when people, like myself, need to have a reality check in a
> Positive way.
>
> I don't like people going off on other people to soothe their own hurt
> and anger. I don't like to see people try to take others down to make
> themselves feel better about their own problems.
> Loneliness takes a lot of forms. Not just the ones we think it should
> all the time.
>
> We need to be nice to each other. If we can't be nice then just be
> quiet!
>
>
I like alot of the above first part too and I believe most of the people
in here do as well.
As I said in a lot of posts, there are people who suffer from loneliness
and I count myself in. I too have my moments when not coping all too
well with that situation and I wish it would be different.
Fact of internet is that we cannot always check if something is real.
Not when it comes to what people say about their personal life.
I know what I like in my life, I like cooking, photography, nature, beer
and wine, brunettes and sometimes blondes, sometimes red heads,
sometimes bald.
What I don't like is people calling me a liar, when I am not, and I am
called a liar for the silliest of arguments.
My thoughts about %, and this whole 'peeing contest' taht went on and
on, is based on this probably.
When popular psychology says that a man lies every 3 lines he said, I
know I don't have to take this seriously.
I thought at a time, % was ready or willing to give up those silly LIAR
arguments. But he wanted proof on all points. Then I am out. He has
serious convictions about me.
I now know he is holding on to them.
I am willing to give up the idiotic behaviour, because I don't like it
myself.
Wanda I can read between the lines.
Ethan42
Feb 4, 2012, 1:05:39 PM2/4/12
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"%" <per...@gmail.com> wrote in news:Xns9FEFC15CB8B47persentgmailcom@
193.202.122.61:
Oops, I used the copy cat % ID :)
I will delete this fake profile.
It's me...Ethan.
193.202.122.61:
I will delete this fake profile.
It's me...Ethan.
%
Feb 4, 2012, 3:11:04 PM2/4/12
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Wanda wrote:
> "Ethan42" <Eth...@universalexports.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns9FEFC239...@91.208.207.40...
> Lol! I could tell it was you by the way you write. Sometimes I am
> confused into not actually knowing who is who, but I know most of the
> time. I hope.
>
> You know, everyone in here has something good, interesting, or
> valuable to say. Something that could help someone. Not everyone is
> the right fit to be able to help all people. Some people fit and some
> clash. It's hard sometimes to have to deal with the clashing part.
> For the people involved and to others that see it. But it's going to
> happen sometimes. I have done it myself a few times too. But you have
> to learn to see the pattern of how these things go, and to let it go
> there or to stop it from happening.
>
> Anyway, we all have a place in here. And when we talk to others we
> should be able to say what we feel we need or want to say, but just
> look at how you say it. And I don't mean you in particular, I mean
> everyone. Each one of us has their own ways about them. Their own
> personalities. That does not have to be a bad thing is all I'm trying
> to say.
he's obsessed and that's all there is to it ,
so much so now he tries to be me like no one can tell the difference
> "Ethan42" <Eth...@universalexports.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns9FEFC239...@91.208.207.40...
> confused into not actually knowing who is who, but I know most of the
> time. I hope.
>
> You know, everyone in here has something good, interesting, or
> valuable to say. Something that could help someone. Not everyone is
> the right fit to be able to help all people. Some people fit and some
> clash. It's hard sometimes to have to deal with the clashing part.
> For the people involved and to others that see it. But it's going to
> happen sometimes. I have done it myself a few times too. But you have
> to learn to see the pattern of how these things go, and to let it go
> there or to stop it from happening.
>
> Anyway, we all have a place in here. And when we talk to others we
> should be able to say what we feel we need or want to say, but just
> look at how you say it. And I don't mean you in particular, I mean
> everyone. Each one of us has their own ways about them. Their own
> personalities. That does not have to be a bad thing is all I'm trying
> to say.
he's obsessed and that's all there is to it ,
so much so now he tries to be me like no one can tell the difference
Ethan Hunt
Feb 4, 2012, 5:51:15 PM2/4/12
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"Wanda" <wrsuth...@charter.net> wrote in
news:A4gXq.7616$nV5....@newsfe12.iad:
what I was doing. Trying to lay out his behaviour.
I am glad you take it as humour as well. Though for me there is a part
of hurting him. I will stop it though.
I really have a sense of humour. It is hard for others maybe.
I will speak my english as a dutch person. Maybe I tried to speak
american and that would have made other people to think I am a fake.
Sometimes they point me at my grammar issues, that aren't flawless.
> You know, everyone in here has something good, interesting, or
> valuable to say. Something that could help someone. Not everyone is
> the right fit to be able to help all people. Some people fit and some
> clash. It's hard sometimes to have to deal with the clashing part.
> For the people involved and to others that see it. But it's going to
> happen sometimes. I have done it myself a few times too. But you have
> to learn to see the pattern of how these things go, and to let it go
> there or to stop it from happening.
>
Good insight, Wanda.
Cannot say it better. If we would use our qualities to our best to help
people out...instead of using our best to step on people while we know
it hurts ourselves.
You could be a true intermediate, a counselor, and you may very well get
there, when you would want a job. Bringing people to understand
something. It's a very good quality of yours.
> Anyway, we all have a place in here. And when we talk to others we
> should be able to say what we feel we need or want to say, but just
> look at how you say it. And I don't mean you in particular, I mean
> everyone. Each one of us has their own ways about them. Their own
> personalities. That does not have to be a bad thing is all I'm trying
> to say.
>
I have nothing to say about it, yet somehing to think about.
I know good hearts when I meet them.
news:A4gXq.7616$nV5....@newsfe12.iad:
> Lol! I could tell it was you by the way you write. Sometimes I am
> confused into not actually knowing who is who, but I know most of the
> time. I hope.
You do fine with that. I started the 'mirror image of %' just knowing
> confused into not actually knowing who is who, but I know most of the
> time. I hope.
what I was doing. Trying to lay out his behaviour.
I am glad you take it as humour as well. Though for me there is a part
of hurting him. I will stop it though.
I really have a sense of humour. It is hard for others maybe.
I will speak my english as a dutch person. Maybe I tried to speak
american and that would have made other people to think I am a fake.
Sometimes they point me at my grammar issues, that aren't flawless.
> You know, everyone in here has something good, interesting, or
> valuable to say. Something that could help someone. Not everyone is
> the right fit to be able to help all people. Some people fit and some
> clash. It's hard sometimes to have to deal with the clashing part.
> For the people involved and to others that see it. But it's going to
> happen sometimes. I have done it myself a few times too. But you have
> to learn to see the pattern of how these things go, and to let it go
> there or to stop it from happening.
>
Cannot say it better. If we would use our qualities to our best to help
people out...instead of using our best to step on people while we know
it hurts ourselves.
You could be a true intermediate, a counselor, and you may very well get
there, when you would want a job. Bringing people to understand
something. It's a very good quality of yours.
> Anyway, we all have a place in here. And when we talk to others we
> should be able to say what we feel we need or want to say, but just
> look at how you say it. And I don't mean you in particular, I mean
> everyone. Each one of us has their own ways about them. Their own
> personalities. That does not have to be a bad thing is all I'm trying
> to say.
>
I know good hearts when I meet them.
%
Feb 4, 2012, 6:05:15 PM2/4/12
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nothing you do can hurt me because ,
first i would have to care about what you do
no one important
Feb 5, 2012, 2:23:14 AM2/5/12
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On Sun, 5 Feb 2012 11:48:36 -0500, "Wanda" <wrsuth...@charter.net>
wrote:
to get back to making more music (sometime in the not too distant future).
>About peoples
>jobs and pets and families and photography and nature and love life.
I think my cats just have my house on a list of places for free food,
sometimes don't see them for days.
>I like
>to hear peoples problems and when I can I like to try to help them out by
>saying something uplifting. And there are times when people, like myself,
>need to have a reality check in a Positive way.
>
>I don't like people going off on other people to soothe their own hurt and
>anger. I don't like to see people try to take others down to make themselves
>feel better about their own problems.
>Loneliness takes a lot of forms. Not just the ones we think it should all
>the time.
Agree.
>We need to be nice to each other. If we can't be nice then just be quiet!
and agreed. (if it only were a perfect world)
[that being said] I would like to to see "Ethan" and "%" on a Jerry
Springer or Geraldo show. Wonder who would get hit with a chair first?
--
;)
wrote:
>and don't like.
>
>I like to read posts about peoples lives and what they are doing. What their
>hobbies and projects are and how they get along with them.
I'm in the middle of building a level for he old Descent 3 game, and need
>
>I like to read posts about peoples lives and what they are doing. What their
>hobbies and projects are and how they get along with them.
to get back to making more music (sometime in the not too distant future).
>About peoples
>jobs and pets and families and photography and nature and love life.
sometimes don't see them for days.
>I like
>to hear peoples problems and when I can I like to try to help them out by
>saying something uplifting. And there are times when people, like myself,
>need to have a reality check in a Positive way.
>
>I don't like people going off on other people to soothe their own hurt and
>anger. I don't like to see people try to take others down to make themselves
>feel better about their own problems.
>Loneliness takes a lot of forms. Not just the ones we think it should all
>the time.
>We need to be nice to each other. If we can't be nice then just be quiet!
[that being said] I would like to to see "Ethan" and "%" on a Jerry
Springer or Geraldo show. Wonder who would get hit with a chair first?
--
;)
Ethan42
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no one important
Feb 6, 2012, 5:43:25 PM2/6/12
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On Mon, 6 Feb 2012 06:47:59 -0500, "Wanda" <wrsuth...@charter.net>
wrote:
>"no one important" <no-one-i...@nowhere.net> wrote in message
>news:4f2e2bdd...@news.localnet.com...
>played that particular game though.
not really as hard as it might seem, the game came with a level editor for
creating new mines/missions
>>>About peoples
>>>jobs and pets and families and photography and nature and love life.
>> I think my cats just have my house on a list of places for free food,
>> sometimes don't see them for days.
>
>Lol! That's ok. At least they know where to come! I used to have cats some
>years ago.
They keep the mice under control, so it's all cool.
>All I have now is a mini goat.
I've been thinking about getting something like sheep or goats to keep my
grass and weeds from getting too out of control, but they would probably
just end up roaming all over the county
>>>I like
>>>to hear peoples problems and when I can I like to try to help them out by
>>>saying something uplifting. And there are times when people, like myself,
>>>need to have a reality check in a Positive way.
>>>
>>>I don't like people going off on other people to soothe their own hurt and
>>>anger. I don't like to see people try to take others down to make
>>>themselves
>>>feel better about their own problems.
>>>Loneliness takes a lot of forms. Not just the ones we think it should all
>>>the time.
>>
>> Agree.
>>>We need to be nice to each other. If we can't be nice then just be quiet!
>>
>> and agreed. (if it only were a perfect world)
>Yeah, I know. Not a perfect world at all. But kinda just saying.
>down.
probably true :)
--
now listening to Traci Lords - 1,000 Fires
wrote:
>"no one important" <no-one-i...@nowhere.net> wrote in message
>news:4f2e2bdd...@news.localnet.com...
>> On Sun, 5 Feb 2012 11:48:36 -0500, "Wanda" <wrsuth...@charter.net>
>> wrote:
>>>and don't like.
>>>
>>>I like to read posts about peoples lives and what they are doing. What
>>>their hobbies and projects are and how they get along with them.
>>
>> I'm in the middle of building a level for he old Descent 3 game, and need
>> to get back to making more music (sometime in the not too distant future)
>
>Wow. Amazing that you can do that. Building games I mean. I have never
>> wrote:
>>>and don't like.
>>>
>>>I like to read posts about peoples lives and what they are doing. What
>>>their hobbies and projects are and how they get along with them.
>>
>> I'm in the middle of building a level for he old Descent 3 game, and need
>> to get back to making more music (sometime in the not too distant future)
>
>played that particular game though.
not really as hard as it might seem, the game came with a level editor for
creating new mines/missions
>>>About peoples
>>>jobs and pets and families and photography and nature and love life.
>> I think my cats just have my house on a list of places for free food,
>> sometimes don't see them for days.
>
>years ago.
They keep the mice under control, so it's all cool.
>All I have now is a mini goat.
I've been thinking about getting something like sheep or goats to keep my
grass and weeds from getting too out of control, but they would probably
just end up roaming all over the county
>>>I like
>>>to hear peoples problems and when I can I like to try to help them out by
>>>saying something uplifting. And there are times when people, like myself,
>>>need to have a reality check in a Positive way.
>>>
>>>I don't like people going off on other people to soothe their own hurt and
>>>anger. I don't like to see people try to take others down to make
>>>themselves
>>>feel better about their own problems.
>>>Loneliness takes a lot of forms. Not just the ones we think it should all
>>>the time.
>>
>> Agree.
>>>We need to be nice to each other. If we can't be nice then just be quiet!
>>
>> and agreed. (if it only were a perfect world)
>
>> [that being said] I would like to to see "Ethan" and "%" on a Jerry
>> Springer or Geraldo show. Wonder who would get hit with a chair first?
>
>No one because in order to have a show they would have to bolt them all
>> [that being said] I would like to to see "Ethan" and "%" on a Jerry
>> Springer or Geraldo show. Wonder who would get hit with a chair first?
>
>down.
probably true :)
--
now listening to Traci Lords - 1,000 Fires
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Feb 6, 2012, 6:46:55 PM2/6/12
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> news:4f30555...@news.localnet.com...
> If you do get a goat and don't have a fenced area for him to live,
> you can always stake him out in the areas you want him to eat. I have
> a fenced in back yard that Billy runs around in. I have staked him at
> certain parts of the fence so he can trim (eat) the growth on the
> fence line.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovhTIQn2Je4
> you can always stake him out in the areas you want him to eat. I have
> a fenced in back yard that Billy runs around in. I have staked him at
> certain parts of the fence so he can trim (eat) the growth on the
> fence line.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovhTIQn2Je4
no one important
Feb 6, 2012, 6:41:08 PM2/6/12
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On Tue, 7 Feb 2012 18:34:21 -0500, "Wanda" <wrsuth...@charter.net>
>news:4f30555...@news.localnet.com...
>news:4f30555...@news.localnet.com...
>If you do get a goat and don't have a fenced area for him to live, you can
>always stake him out in the areas you want him to eat. I have a fenced in
>back yard that Billy runs around in. I have staked him at certain parts of
>the fence so he can trim (eat) the growth on the fence line.
well, yeah, that could work
>always stake him out in the areas you want him to eat. I have a fenced in
>back yard that Billy runs around in. I have staked him at certain parts of
>the fence so he can trim (eat) the growth on the fence line.
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