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To: Mad Dawgg

Why do these types of threads always wind up with some people telling the rest of us how smart they are and how they do things?


12 posted on 09/10/2010 4:43:30 AM PDT by 1raider1
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To: 1raider1
Why do these types of threads always wind up with some people telling the rest of us how smart they are and how they do things?

Let's just cut to the chase. I'm the smartest and coolest person here and the things that I do are the best and most interesting things that anyone could possibly do. Now that we all agree on that, we can have some profitable conversation.

19 posted on 09/10/2010 5:04:35 AM PDT by Drawsing (The fool shows his annoyance at once. The prudent man overlooks an insult. (Proverbs 12:16))
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To: 1raider1
Why do these types of threads always wind up with some people telling the rest of us how smart they are and how they do things?

Sharing information/knowledge is not a bad thing if one is willing to learn, and I'll accept there are many smarter people than me...since I have a reasonably thick skin, I can ignore attitude.

If you don't listen to how others do things, chances are, you might get into a rut and never learn something new.

Maybe how someone else does something is not better than how you do it, but sometimes it's nice to compare...lets you make sure you're doing it as well as you can.

30 posted on 09/10/2010 5:27:07 AM PDT by and so? (If it angers you, a sarcasm or irony tag after everything I post should be assumed)
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To: 1raider1

Human nature.


49 posted on 09/10/2010 6:46:04 AM PDT by stevio (Crunchy Con - God, guns, guts, and organically grown crunchy nuts.)
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