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(: Lawrence Meckan :)
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Mark T
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Chuck Stamford
From:(: Lawrence Meckan :)
Subject:Re: Message for (name replaced)
Date:13 Jan 2005 19:07:08 -0800
pedro wrote:
> (: Lawrence Meckan :) wrote:
> >If it didn't bother you, why are you dummy spitting at me for
pointing
> >out that Mark is using it to parody your own words ?
> >
> >lawrence
>
> Duh! You get everything wrong. It wasn't about that. It was about
your
> fawning, and deliberately ignoring the facts of the matter (the
truths
> in my original post) in order to gain favour with Morkie.

I don't need to gain favour with anyone. I don't ignore facts or fawn
either. I prefer to live life with a sense of fun, whereas you seem to
be serious about everything, even Mark taking the piss of your insults
about him.

Why do you always pitch the popularity contest as the only means of
finding value, Pedro ? Are you so vain as to think popularity defines
your identity ?

lawrence
From:Mark T
Subject:Re: Message for (name replaced)
Date:Fri, 14 Jan 2005 18:42:20 +1100
"(: Lawrence Meckan :)" wrote:

>I prefer to live life with a sense of fun

"Ya gotta laugh to live!" - Mark 17:2 (MTV)


> whereas you seem to be serious about everything, even Mark taking the piss
> of >your insults about him.


Would I do a thing like that?

Probably! ;-)


> Why do you always pitch the popularity contest as the only means of
> finding value, Pedro ? Are you so vain as to think popularity defines
> your identity ?


Tsekung asked Confucious, "What would you say if all the people of a village
like a person?"

"That is not enough," replied Confucious.

"What would you say if all the people in a village dislike a person?"

"That is not enough," replied Confucious. "It is better when the good people
of the village like him, and the bad people of the village dislike him."

From the Aphorisms of Confucious, Translated by Lin Yutang, 'The Wisdom of
China' (Foursquare: London: 1963) p. 289
From:Chuck Stamford
Subject:Re: Message for (name replaced)
Date:Fri, 14 Jan 2005 01:29:08 -0800

"Mark T" wrote in message
news:41e777df@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> "(: Lawrence Meckan :)" wrote:
>
>>I prefer to live life with a sense of fun
>
> Ya gotta laugh to live

And I thought the mirror was vanity.

Chuck Stamford
   

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