sig line_forgive me my error!

[Guest guest]

I am sorry, Pat. I forgot to remove those sig lines before

approving that gluten post. I guess I was in a hurry

and just didn't scroll-read the post carefully enough

before I hit the approve button.

I fully intended to, so please forgive that error.

I promise to be more careful in the future.

Namaste

 

~ feral ~

 

Always aim at complete harmony of thought and word and

deed. Always aim at purifying your thoughts and everything

will be well.

~Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948)

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, Sant & Brown

<santbrown@l...>

wrote:

> Re yr sig:

>What's *with* this group lately???

[Guest guest]

Sorry, love ;=) Shouldn't be up to you to do this! Shouldn't have to

remove these danged things - and certainly shouldn't be apologizing for

omitting to do so :=(

 

This is where, I guess, I apologize back for being such a persnickety

daughter of the gundeck - but I don't think that's what you are angling

for *lol* No hassle. I *was* intrigued by the juxtaposition of the two

'quotations'/slogans in the sig - and I found the first one ambiguous:

is the speaker delighted or complaining? And does the second slogan

follow on the first? And if so, who but one person in religious

literature would be likely to be able to say it? As I said, it would

have been an amusing double sig, were it not for . . . sigghhhh ;=)

 

Best,

Pat

 

> I am sorry, Pat. I forgot to remove those sig lines before

> approving that gluten post. I guess I was in a hurry

> and just didn't scroll-read the post carefully enough

> before I hit the approve button.

> I fully intended to, so please forgive that error.

> I promise to be more careful in the future.

> Namaste

 

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