Re: Humiliation redefined

jmorngstar@xxxxxxx wrote:
Floyd replies....
Which is *exactly* why using the google search engine to spot articles
of interest is productive; but did you notice how some people resent
that. It is an amusing bit of psychology...

Floyd,

Are you talking about this board or other usenet sites that you visit?
If you are talking about this board, you have been nothing but
welcomed.

I was very explicitly referring to comments made on *this*
newsgroup.

The usual "welcome" includes email accusing a person of
"trolling" a newsgroup? And includes messages accusing a person
of posting pronouncements of being an expert?

Regardless, why would I be concerned whether _everybody_ likes
me or not? That's a pretty hard goal to meet, and would force
an eternal search for a non-existant utopia.

I find your interpretation a bit of amusing psychology.

Very original thought there, Janice.

We are all very skilled in googling, as it is part of our profession,
some even call us the Google Queens and Kings.

If you think this is a "board", don't know why your AOL email
vaporizes, and have never managed to understand how to format
quoted text... it's amazing you even know what google is.

--
Floyd L. Davidson <http://www.apaflo.com/floyd_davidson>
Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) floyd@xxxxxxxxxx
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