Review:

chocolate chaos - 2005-07-14 15:54:51
gee guess i should have commented. i agree with you on most things. the one thing i dont agree with is corporal punishment in schools. as a parent, i know it can be too easy to get carried away with punishment. granted, teachers are professionals and it shouldnt happen, but sometimes shit does happen. i definitely believe in a call home, though if the kid acts up at school, and suspension or expulsion for repeated bad behavior.
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second-love - 2005-07-14 17:36:43
Shame on Randy... sheeeeeesh dont people have better things to do than criticize someone else???
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arc-angel666 - 2005-07-15 03:24:16
So you do Like Me? :-)
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Randy - 2005-07-15 06:15:58
Hey,that was no punishment at all! Don�t be so nice to me when I say something stupid,give it to me. Mock me more or something. Don�t be so nice and flattering. Be meaner. I think I was just being mean and therefor you have the higher position moral-wise. Well,make me suffer more when I do you wrong,you know. That didn�t burn me at all,you know. You have to tell me I�m stupid or something. You must tell me I suck or something,but also mean it in that second,you know. Somehow that�s rather flattering what you do. Hm. Right,I got it:you can�t forgive me. You gotta hold that grudge.
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Randy - 2005-07-15 06:24:05
Hey,you have a RIGHT to be boring!! Plus,I really liked the sailing topic. You know:don�t listen to me when I say something mean or stupid or useless or meaningless! Then just like don�t listen,then just ignore that,ok? Don�t listen to me when I hurt you.
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candoor - 2005-07-15 11:13:18
I wish I had more time to read and comment and communicate... that's probably the primary reason I've not bought a new computer (my current computers can't handle chat or instant message programs, not enough memory), not enough time to spend online... I will make an effort to comment more this weekend... and thinking about comment conversations, a lot of people require a valid email address or a comment is rejected, but then, that might eliminate some of the most interesting meaningless conversations I've ever had on line... the power of words is a power you give, or do not give, as you wish... I give no power to negative words, even when I give such words some offhand (or even direct) attention... several years in newsgroups in the nineties probably helped too :)
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Randy - 2005-07-15 12:03:52
Oh,I thought you had my email,buddy.But here it is again,you�re very welcome to write me.
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nicim - 2005-07-15 14:13:16
OK guys - I think I may not have been clear. I don't expect an email address on every comment. Candoor is right - sometimes people just want to say something and I think that is fabulous, i LOVE, no I ADORE, comments and notes. My point was that I wished folks who had the courage to leave a negative comment would also have the courage to leave an email!
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candoor - 2005-07-18 12:14:15
identity may be a highly treasured commodity, but it's value is relative... obscurity may be uncomfortable to many, but I find it almost as exciting as identity... personally, I think being online is a fool's paradise for those who wish to know and a heaven for those who wish to dream... identity is relative, it was also an interesting film :)
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