A Blanket Condemnation in the Interests of Fairness

[Guest guest]

Quite right, just being light-hearted. Pat, who is Canadian, and I, often

engage in Yank-bashing banter. It is just that, banter. I don't think

categorically, nor do I approve of it. Truth is, all people suck .

There, fair enough?

lol

 

 

On Friday, July 16, 2004, at 06:54 AM,

wrote:

 

>> How about giving the rude and ridiculous stereotypes a rest?

>

>

> pssst.... He is a Yank, too, and i am quite

> sure his post was meant as a wee joke. *s*

> It is interesting to note that in certain social

> circles being a vegetarian can be seen as being

> at odds with the American norm. i am so glad

> we have this list and others like it as a source

> of support b/c so many times in r/t i feel like

> the oddball!

>

> ~ pt ~

>

 

" At every action, no matter by whom performed, make it a practice to ask

yourself, 'What is his object in doing this?' But begin with yourself;

put this question to yourself first of all. "

--Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

[Guest guest]

ROFLMAO Oh yeah, Gene, atta boy! - Blame CANADA! ;=) Good thing I don't

identify along national lines, eh? (Did you get that 'eh', eh???)

 

As for all people sucking, yeah, one way or another they truly do at some time

in their lives. *lol* Gene, you see, dear folks, always but always speaks the

truth, which is why we pick on him so damned much. Or exactly the opposite,

of course, which is the same thing.

 

Best bester and bestest,

 

Pat in Montreal, Canada ;=)

 

, The Stewarts <stews9@c...>

wrote:

> Quite right, just being light-hearted. Pat, who is Canadian, and I, often

> engage in Yank-bashing banter. It is just that, banter. I don't think

> categorically, nor do I approve of it. Truth is, all people suck .

> There, fair enough?

> lol

>

>

> On Friday, July 16, 2004, at 06:54 AM,

 

> wrote:

>

> >> How about giving the rude and ridiculous stereotypes a rest?

> >

> >

> > pssst.... He is a Yank, too, and i am quite

> > sure his post was meant as a wee joke. *s*

> > It is interesting to note that in certain social

> > circles being a vegetarian can be seen as being

> > at odds with the American norm. i am so glad

> > we have this list and others like it as a source

> > of support b/c so many times in r/t i feel like

> > the oddball!

> >

> > ~ pt ~

> >

>

> " At every action, no matter by whom performed, make it a practice to ask

> yourself, 'What is his object in doing this?' But begin with yourself;

> put this question to yourself first of all. "

> --Marcus Aurelius, Meditations