Waiting for a reasonable response from you regarding my responses to your questions...
Richard Poe responds:
Sir, you have made no responses to my questions at all, other than crude denials and evasions.
Deagle wrote:
I am not unreasonable, just a bit of an old fashioned elderly gentleman...
Richard Poe responds:
With all due respect, sir, we have only your word that you are "old-fashioned" and "elderly." It is very easy, on the Internet, for people to pretend to be something other than what they are. For all I know, you may be a college student, pretending to be an "old-fashioned, elderly gentleman."
Very few 64-year-old men, in my experience, would refer to themselves as "elderly." College students, on the other hand, probably think of 64 as quite an advanced age.
If you are "old-fashioned," I certainly see no sign of it in your comments. Medical rationing is not an "old-fashioned" concept.
Mercy...well, what can I say... You can go your own way and I will go mine... Seems like you are very hard to please and I haven’t the time... You have your beliefs and I have mine... I think that is enough stupid sayings for now... Have a good rest of the weekend...
Richard Poe responds:
With all due respect, sir, we have only your word that you are “old-fashioned” and “elderly.” It is very easy, on the Internet, for people to pretend to be something other than what they are. For all I know, you may be a college student, pretending to be an “old-fashioned, elderly gentleman.”
Very few 64-year-old men, in my experience, would refer to themselves as “elderly.” College students, on the other hand, probably think of 64 as quite an advanced age.
If you are “old-fashioned,” I certainly see no sign of it in your comments. Medical rationing is not an “old-fashioned” concept.
I would not normally respond to such gibberish, but...geez you infurate me with this... I guess your older folk think of themselves as the younger generation (ha - anyone under 75 I’d guess). Well, you are hanging out with an unusual crowd... Gentleman maybe not, but elderly yes, unfortunately my golf game gives me away... and yes, us old-fashioned folk do tend to refer to ourselves as that...
You may realize that as you get older...
Actually, we probably agree on most of what we are agruing about..but sticks get in the way. I am just a 64 year old father that would like the best results for his son...
He is going for his Phd by the way at Montana University - you can look it up on the web - Becraft will find him...
So, no, I don’t disagree with you just your attitude is causing a problem. I do think that the elderly (me included) should make way for the young - but of course it is a voluntary action, not government mandated.
Anyway, have a good one... This as?**** is going to bed...
“With all due respect, sir, we have only your word that you are “old-fashioned” and “elderly.” It is very easy, on the Internet, for people to pretend to be something other than what they are. For all I know, you may be a college student, pretending to be an “old-fashioned, elderly gentleman.”
Very few 64-year-old men, in my experience, would refer to themselves as “elderly.” College students, on the other hand, probably think of 64 as quite an advanced age.
If you are “old-fashioned,” I certainly see no sign of it in your comments. Medical rationing is not an “old-fashioned” concept. “
After re-reading this again and again...I’m pissed!
One : I am very old-fashioned and proud of it!
Two: As to elderly, I look at myself that way and hope that others do NOT. You on the other hand tend to look suspiciously at anything anybody says. Good for you, but you do live in a perilous world. There are those here who not only tell the truth, but actually live it...a shock I know.
So, you may believe what you may, but remember, it is a belief and not the truth. The truth is sometimes hidden openly... Geez, just look at the media for guidance - ha.
Sorry, had to add a bit of hilarity to this...