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On 30 Dec 2005 16:59:31 -0500, a...@pobox.com (Mean Green Dancing >>Is that a comment on the exchange between you and me that you snipped >Nope. I'm not much of one for hidden messages. I did respond to the >>Not even you? >Not really. Many's the time I've come across an old post from the early --
Machine) wrote: <snip>
>In article <075br19gj9pb9l17du6v7ps99ibfics...@4ax.com>,
>kmd <k...@lifeofaction.org> wrote:
>>On 30 Dec 2005 10:45:00 -0500, a...@pobox.com (Mean Green Dancing
>>Machine) wrote:
>But my Kinda like low GPAs from genuises. PRotFU had the same vow, never get
>essential worldview has changed not at all, only how I think about it.
>For example, I once swore I'd never get involved with a smoker, yet I
>celebrated my tenth anniversary with one last October. (No, not the
>ProblemOlderWoman for those of you having trouble with dates.) OTOH,
>I've never ever seen zir smoking, and zie doesn't have the icky smoker
>smell I usually encounter. My basic policy still stands; I've just made
>an exception for an unusual circumstance.
involved with a smoker. And yet he was astonishingly gracious and
supportive during the first four years of our relationship as I
continued to smoke. I smoked outside or next to an open door, so our
house wasn't stinky. But I still always felt like my breath was like
an ashtray. One failed attempt the first year, then three years later
I quit. That was over three years ago. Phew. And always support,
always encouragement, never a single angry complaint from the man who
swore he'd never get involved with a smoker.
>>>and I'm less likely to get sucked into Got to my newsfeed several hours after this one did.
>>>interminable point/counterpoint discussions where it's apparent that the
>>>other party isn't paying any attention to what I'm saying.
>>to get to this last bit?
>rest of the stuff in another post, did you miss it?
>>>I doubt Wow. Well, I see all kinds of glaring immaturities and chasms of
>>>anyone could find style changes that identify when I was writing.
>90s and had to double-check that it really was old because it sounded
>exactly like something I'd say now.
barely-masked loneliness in my old stuff. OTOH, sometimes I read
something from 7 or 8 years ago and it tickles me pink. Feisty and
funny.
Kristen