Re: oops
From sandra van zantenr <svz...@xs4all.nl>
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· 15 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Colin Douthwaite wrote: > joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl> wrote: > > >Colin Douthwaite wrote: > > >[snip] > > >> I really don't think that 13 year olds can fully understand FAQs, > >> documents and literature which were written for mature adults. > > >Colin, maybe you should meet kids more often.You'd be surprised how much they > >understand. > > Joris, My Dear Young Thing...you are trying to teach your > grandfather to suck eggs. How many kids have you got Joris? I wrote: "Colin, maybe you should meet kids more often"and not: "Colin, maybe you should make kids more often".Anyway... I don't think this is relevant but I've got one kid,named Ot, and I'm -very- proud of him. Aaaah damn... *Pride* again... one of the Seven Deadly Sins. I'm loooost! AAaaaargghhhhh! > >> That is not an insult but more likely to be fact and it does not itself > >> make those young people stupid. It is more likely to be their own > >> behaviour and attitudes that makes them appear stupid. > > > Colin, maybe you should meet kids more often.You'd be able to > > understand their behaviour and attitudes and they (most of them) > > won't appear stupid to you anymore. > > See above. Ditto > > > > > -Sarah (13 and proud) > > > >> Pride is the most deadly of the Seven Deadly Sins. > >> After Hubris comes Nemesis. > >> "Pride always cometh before a fall". > > > blah blah religious propaganda. > > Bullshit Joris, you can do better than that. But can you? > Those things listed often turn out to be correct in real life. My gawd... he's completely brainwashed! > >> I am quite surprised that you are indeed 13 years old because some > >> of your pictures, I think would suggest a much younger child, say 7 > >> or 8, but of course physical age and actual maturity are not > >> necessarily related...it very much depends on each individual. > > > Good! a 13 year old can read and fully understand a FAQ then,or > > any other "literature written for mature adults" (I'm not sure I > > understand those myself... but I'm not mature that's for sure. > > Most of my drawings will tell you that). > > Well now, I think those remarks by you may explain why you have made > such an unintelligent posting on this occasion. We all can see how intelligent your remarks are. [snip pics] > As an artist you are superb... Thanks... :) > that's what you should concentrate on > rather than the commentary you have written in this particular > posting of yours...which was largely...Bullpoop: > +----------------------------+ > | | > | | > | | > | NO BULLPOOP PLEASE !!! | > | | > | __ __ | > | \ \ / / | > | \ \ / / | > | > < | > | / / \ \ | > | / / \ \ | > | /_/ \_\ | > ! | > | | > | (___) | > | (o o) | > | /--------\ / | > | * o| ||O | > | ||,----|| | > | ooo^^ ^^ | > | | > | -cfbd- | > +----------------------------+ > Bullshit? Bullpoop?... these are smashing arguments colin :D(and he tells me to do better) > Bottom line, Joris: (this one is too easy to answer at... so I'll pass) > Usenet newsgroups are for adults not children, whether you agree > with that fact or not. > This isn't the issue here. > Toodles, -- `, ,\, # |/ ? | ~ )\ /_ /\ \____ joris bellenger (b'ger) / \_/ \ e-mail: svz...@xs4all.nl http://www.xs4all.nl/~svzanten/joris/ascii/main.html / < ______ _> \ /___/ ,___/____) |\/
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