10 Apr 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou got me on that one, I thought this thread was going to be a sneak-peek at Microsoft's replacement for Vista. 😕
Windows '09
Interesting how our eye/brain coordination works. Many days of the week most all of us scan through the RHP General Forum looking at
members' posts, seeing a post. Then we look again more closely, realizing it's a window on someone's world. Then realize it's a person.
10 Apr 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIf forum posts are a window to the person, then you surely live in a glass house.
Windows '09
Interesting how our eye/brain coordination works. Many days of the week most all of us scan through the RHP General Forum looking at
members' posts, seeing a post. Then we look again more closely, realizing it's a window on someone's world. Then realize it's a person.
Happy throwing matey.
10 Apr 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyNot convinced GB. You post a plethora of posts every day, but I know sfa about you.
Windows '09
Interesting how our eye/brain coordination works. Many days of the week most all of us scan through the RHP General Forum looking at
members' posts, seeing a post. Then we look again more closely, realizing it's a window on someone's world. Then realize it's a person.
(except you like making lots of posts some of which hurt my brain).
Evidence please....................
10 Apr 09
Originally posted by divegeester"Not convinced" of what? "Evidence" of what? "Hurt my brain"... 'If you make people think they're thinking,
Not convinced GB. You post a plethora of posts every day, but I know sfa about you.
(except you like making lots of posts some of which hurt my brain).
Evidence please....................
they'll love you. If you actually cause them to think, they'll hate you.' Please help me understand 'sfa'.
10 Apr 09
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyCome on GB - read your own post as reference to mine, my illustrious rhp friend.....
"Not convinced" of what? "Evidence" of what? "Hurt my brain"... 'If you make people think they're thinking,
they'll love you. If you actually cause them to think, they'll hate you.' Please help me understand 'sfa'.
I'm not convinced of its premise; that posts here are a “window” to the person. Another metaphor is more appropriate and therefore requiring "evidence" of your claim.
Perhaps you are making an inference that because your own posts are a window your own personage, that therefore all posts are a window to the postee?
Sfa = sweet **** all. Excuse the coarseness but perhaps it is justified in that we all know nothing of each others real person.
Your posts often make me think. But sometime the benefit is dubious and painful for my simple synapses!
🙂
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10 Apr 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbySome windows are just mirrors
Windows '09
Interesting how our eye/brain coordination works. Many days of the week most all of us scan through the RHP General Forum looking at
members' posts, seeing a post. Then we look again more closely, realizing it's a window on someone's world. Then realize it's a person.
11 Apr 09
Originally posted by divegeesterYou're probably more inclined to believe you/your family leave carbon footprints than that you leave your unique signatures everywhere you go.
Come on GB - read your own post as reference to mine, my illustrious rhp friend.....
I'm not convinced of its premise; that posts here are a “window” to the person. Another metaphor is more appropriate and therefore requiring "evidence" of your claim.
Perhaps you are making an inference that because your own posts are a window your own personag ...[text shortened]... ious and painful for my simple synapses!
🙂
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11 Apr 09
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Originally posted by divegeesterGenetic inheritance, place and station of birth, environment, experiences and innumerable daily decisions synthesize to form our view of ourselves,
Exactly.
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of others and the larger world. Our bodies are temporary tents. We are what we think. That real you expresses itself constantly with others or alone.