arrogance and politics

In a message dated 4/5/06 11:51:16 pm, Ender100@aol.com writes:

> Should that happen, I might become arrogant or something hehehehehee
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>
Mark

Given that you do not read what is put in front of you and call in aid the
kind of childish attacks that give the list a bad name, you should be careful
about ascribing arrogance to others.

There are others here who appear to make a point of saying that they do not
read the posts of others but are quite ready to pontificate on points those
others have raised., who might also take a moment to see themselves as others see
them.

I would agree with Katherine that parochial political spats could kill the
list, but a short survey yesterday among those who have already unsubscribed
from this list, showed that endless discusssion of the minutiae of pointless
tests, are just as much a reason for not hanging around. Why not discuss the
detail off list, if there are those who are interested, and then come back to the
list with any worthwhile results ?

Terry

Terry

Terry

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Received on 05/05/06-09:16:42 AM Z