Things you have learned and...

**Fragony** · 05-25-2007, 15:12

Originally Posted by Odin

Lets see Fragony, I suspect you know but I dont want to deny you an opportunity at sarcasm, that wouldn't be consistant with your represented charecter here at the org now would it?

hehehe

**Odin** · 05-25-2007, 15:16

Originally Posted by Fragony

hehehe

humor as a mask for arrogance, delivered as saracasm has a belittling effect on the practioner as well as the object.

Did I spell every thing right?

**Fragony** · 05-25-2007, 15:21

Originally Posted by Odin

humor as a mask for arrogance, delivered as saracasm has a belittling effect on the practioner as well as the object.

Did I spell every<-thing right?

Afraid not, but I did learn a few things.

**Fragony** · 05-25-2007, 15:22

Originally Posted by Odin

humor as a mask for arrogance, delivered as saracasm has a belittling effect on the practioner as well as the object.

Did I spell every<-thing right?

Afraid not, but I did learn a few things.

ps, editing isn't one of them

**Bijo** · 05-25-2007, 20:16

Well, thanks for the inputs. Well, not everybody of course, heh heh :P

I'd be willing to read more of useful inputs of anybody regarding life lessons :)

**KafirChobee** · 05-25-2007, 20:20

Challange everything. Find your own truths, and question them on a regular basis.

If under 30: Trust no one over 30.
If over 30 : Trust no one under 30.
If over 50 : Trust no one,; by then they may all actually be out to get you.

Read Rudyard Kipling's poem "if".

http://www.businessballs.com/ifpoemrudyardkipling.htm

**Gawain of Orkeny** · 05-25-2007, 20:44

If over 50 : Trust no one,; by then they may all actually be out to get you.

Or on to you.

**Goofball** · 05-26-2007, 00:18

Even paranoids have enemies.

**Redleg** · 05-26-2007, 01:38

Short term gain often equates to long term pain. One of the main failures of the American economic (credit) philosophy.

Better to suffer short term pain for the long term gain - save your rearend off while your young and earning.