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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / January 2004Remember
I am pleased when I see civil exchanges. We must remember almost all people are trying to help. We vary in our approach But when we get upset or frustrated we have to push a single key and it is history. Give support and be happy is our goal. What I think does not matter but I think we had a good day. Thanks to all Guy People also forget about global and regional differences in dialect and in culture. People also find it much easier to write something when they don't have to say it face to face in direct response to someone else. Yoosenet and the like are too easy to treat like you have a megaphone and the rest of the world is dumb and DEAF. Careful proof reading and use of modern things like emoticons can keep situations cool and avoid upsets. Perhaps the hardest thing of all to say is sorry. Patrick.  SignatureType 1 Diabetic. Dx'd 1993. On 26u Lantus and whatever Novorapid my meter says i need. > > I am pleased when I see civil exchanges. We [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > we had a good day. Thanks to all > Guy >People also forget about global and regional differences in dialect and in >culture. People also find it much easier to write something when they don't [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Patrick. Ever since I saw my first phoney wearing "Have A Nice Day" smile t-shirt, I have disliked what has become to be known as emoticons. Sorry, but I won't use em' And no, I am not saying that anyone who ever wore a "Have a Nice Day" T-Sshirt was a phoney, but plenty were. I remember the Moonies, and the Hare Krishna freaks, Scientologists, etc. wearing them along with the paste on smile on their faces to match. Sleepy ----------------------------------------------------------- You can tell those republicans sure do like the poor folks, They just keep helping create more and more of them! ----------------------------------------------------------- > >People also forget about global and regional differences in dialect and in > >culture. People also find it much easier to write something when they don't [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > They just keep helping create more and more of them! > ----------------------------------------------------------- Sleepy, do you remember George Carlin's routine about "Have a nice day."? Very funny stuff. -- DO NOT REPLY TO EMAIL ADDRESS ABOVE AS IT IS FICTIONAL ============================================================================== Chuck -ô¿ô- ~ email: Lperry1940@mchsi.com For psoriasis information go to: http://www.psoriasis.org/forum/ >> >People also forget about global and regional differences in dialect and in >> >culture. People also find it much easier to write something when they don't [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >Sleepy, do you remember George Carlin's routine about "Have a nice day."? >Very funny stuff. I remember it well. He stole the idea from me! Sleepy ----------------------------------------------------------- You can tell those republicans sure do like the poor folks, They just keep helping create more and more of them! ----------------------------------------------------------- > Ever since I saw my first phoney wearing "Have A Nice Day" smile > t-shirt, I have disliked what has become to be known as emoticons. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the Hare Krishna freaks, Scientologists, etc. wearing them along with > the paste on smile on their faces to match. Sleepy, just as a side note, do you remember the movie "Airplane" (I think)? At one point it had the character "Joe Isuzu" (real name unknown to me). He played the part of a Hare Krishna at the airport. It thought it was a scream! Wish I could remember more, but... >> Ever since I saw my first phoney wearing "Have A Nice Day" smile >> t-shirt, I have disliked what has become to be known as emoticons. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >played the part of a Hare Krishna at the airport. It thought it was a scream! >Wish I could remember more, but... That whole movie was a scream! Sleepy ----------------------------------------------------------- You can tell those republicans sure do like the poor folks, They just keep helping create more and more of them! ----------------------------------------------------------- >At one point it had the character "Joe Isuzu" (real name unknown to me). David Leisure. SignatureJoe Zeff The Guy With the Sideburns Unix doesn't prevent you from doing something stupid because that would prevent me from doing something clever. http://www.lasfs.org http://home.earthlink.net/~sidebrnz >>At one point it had the character "Joe Isuzu" (real name unknown to me). > >David Leisure. Thats it! It was on the tip of my tongue, but would go no further. Sleepy ----------------------------------------------------------- You can tell those republicans sure do like the poor folks, They just keep helping create more and more of them! ----------------------------------------------------------- > >At one point it had the character "Joe Isuzu" (real name unknown to me). > > David Leisure. To the guy with the sideburns, I give a hearty Thank You! Usually I don't care, but the actor and the commercials he was in were so funny, that I prolly wouldda lost sleep over this one. Thanks, Joe! "If I'm lying, may lightning strike...her" (pointing to his mother). And it did. HAH! SignatureSteve, T2 since 9/29/03 - Amaryl & Metformin Looking for help controlling your blood sugar? Visit: http://www.alt-support-diabetes.org |
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