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From: nstar!bluemoon!bsbbs!cynthia@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Cynthia Rosas)
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 1991 22:05:00 -0800
Subject: Re: Lots of stuff about Emotion and Cynicism
To: love-hounds@eddie.mit.edu
Organization: The Big Sky BBS (+1 614 864 1198)
> From: james@wet.UUCP (James Marshall) > > In article <9110141254.aa20112@fscott.sco.COM> jondr@sco.COM (The Man With The Vole In His Trousers) writes: > >to stop posting your "emotional writings." You just have to expect that > >we're going to continue to pick them apart and ridicule you for being > >incapable of critical thought, led around by your heart rather than your > >brain. So James said: > Yes, the rational mind is the ONLY thing that should direct what we do. Our > system of logic is infallible and efficient, and the only thing that has > advanced humankind this far. Ohhhhh, now James, you know darned well that's not what Jon was saying. In fact, I've heard NO such thing coming out of anybody's mouths (er,, fingers) here. Not even the most cynical, steel hardened hearted, mean and crotchedy of us. > I think that we should make an official policy here at r.m.g to actively > ridicule ANYBODY who posts emotional writings. Emotions of other people are > such fun to pick apart, and it would be a shame to waste the opportunity. > It's just silly to feel open, trusting, or sensitive where Kate Bush is > concerned. Gestalt therapy is the only real solution here. Ya know, I like your style, kid! You 've got a sarcastic tone that is very refreshing! I mean that very much as a compliment! But, I still think no one here is suggesting such a thaing. > I don't take anything people say about me seriously, either. Safest > policy. After all, nobody knows me as well as I do, which implies that > nobody knows anything about me I don't already know, so I can (and should) > just cheerfully ignore them. Excellent! Jon again: > >am vindicated, because poor old Cynthia has been trounced. Yes, she was a > >bit rude and inconsiderate, but we all have our off days. James: > OK, for you freshman netters: Don't Post When You Have an Off Day. > This was communicated to me more than once, when I first started reading > and posting news. Are there ways onto the net that avoid these warnings? Heyyy, I thought I told youse! I wasn't having any "off" day! See what you did Jon? Now some people might think I would have written differently on a non-"off" day. THanks alot, you're messing up my reputation! For You Freshman Netters: Post at Will! > Mmm, that's my goal too, to be able to take maximum punishment! I think > everybody should be as tough as they can be, number one priority. It's a > tough world out there, and we need to teach all you gaffa-ites how to > survive it. There's a war on, of ideas! Well, not a war I'd say, but a lively exchange for sure. I don't think people need to be tough, but they do need to realize that it's not necessary to get all sweaty cause some don't agree. There's times to be tough, and times to be tender....purrrrrr > Flames and other follow-ups, please take offline into email. Sorry, I didn't have time. Have a good one! Cynthia of Orlando "You are a raving bitch!" A Sensitive Soul ---- Cynthia Rosas <cynthia@bsbbs.UUCP> <{n8emr|nstar}!bluemoon!bsbbs!cynthia> The Big Sky BBS (+1 614 864 1198)