On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 03:50:25 +0530, monnie46
<monnie46.3vsv7b@DoNotSpam.com> wrote:
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>Bennett Marco;4528897 Wrote:
>> monnie46 <monnie46.3vsbra@DoNotSpam.com> wrote:
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>> >Bennett Marco;4528341 Wrote:
>> >> monnie46 <monnie46.3vs0nb@DoNotSpam.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >Have I just not asked the right way or is this post invisible?
>> >>
>> >> Neither. You seem to think that every post will get jumped on
>> >> immediately by hordes of experts.
>> >>
>> >> This ain't your favorite fast food drive-thru window.
>> >
>> >And you are presumptuous, I put this in last night,
>>
>> About 12 hours between posts.
>>
>> POOR BABY.
>>
>> You've got a lot to learn.
>
>Yeah I do, I admit it, thank you for the advice and may I return the
>favor?
>Here is a pointer:Nice=Be humble. The key to being nice is remembering
>that you are not "better" than someone else. You're an individual, but
>everybody has their struggles, and being nice to one another makes life
>better for everyone.
>Nice=Offer to help. If you see someone struggling or doing anything,
>offer to help, even doing something as simple as carrying a bag of
>groceries, or hold the door for someone. You can also be nice to the
>community and the world by volunteering.
>Nice=Offer to help. If you see someone struggling or doing anything,
>offer to help, even doing something as simple as carrying a bag of
>groceries, or hold the door for someone. You can also be nice to the
>community and the world by volunteering.
>Nice=Be courteous. Always say "please," "thank you" and "you're
>welcome." You can also address people by sir or ma'am, depending on the
>occasion. Be patient, observant, and considerate. Treat people with
>respect. Even if you don't particularly like someone at first, they
>could end up being a really interesting and kind person. Don't forget
>"Excuse me" instead of "MOVE!". Remember: People aren't dogs or the
>ground you spit on.
>Most importantly:
