HUGE age differences!!!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Is it c/p?

Who knows - but it would make more sense than the suggestion that writing style (in terms of grammar & punctuation) changes depending on mood.

[Peikko 1,575]

Lack of good spelling and grammar on a message board generally denotes poor education - or youth. Dropping capitalization does not denote being 'softly spoken'. What bullcrap. I don't really give a ######, just pointing out what I have noticed.

[Ban Hammer 13,334]

What I want to know is why there are two 'justashooters'. One who can use capitals and paragraphs (which sound like they are pieced together from bits and pieces of other work) and one who doesn't even know that i am should be I am. Most odd.

Sometimes I capitalise. Often I do not. It depends on my mood. People writing on the net often use an absence of capitalisation to imply soft speaking (the opposite of CAPS LOCK, if you will). i would have expected you to know that.

which is pretty much why i type all in lower case.

Lack of good spelling and grammar on a message board generally denotes poor education - or youth. Dropping capitalization does not denote being 'softly spoken'. What bullcrap. I don't really give a ######, just pointing out what I have noticed.

stereotyping?

[tmma 467]

What I want to know is why there are two 'justashooters'. One who can use capitals and paragraphs (which sound like they are pieced together from bits and pieces of other work) and one who doesn't even know that i am should be I am. Most odd.

Sometimes I capitalise. Often I do not. It depends on my mood. People writing on the net often use an absence of capitalisation to imply soft speaking (the opposite of CAPS LOCK, if you will). i would have expected you to know that.

which is pretty much why i type all in lower case.

why we all whispering?

[Peikko 1,575]

Nah, you are either just a lazy ######, lack education, or are trying to be 'young and trendy'. Softly spoken? What a bunch of #######.

[Ban Hammer 13,334]

What I want to know is why there are two 'justashooters'. One who can use capitals and paragraphs (which sound like they are pieced together from bits and pieces of other work) and one who doesn't even know that i am should be I am. Most odd.

Sometimes I capitalise. Often I do not. It depends on my mood. People writing on the net often use an absence of capitalisation to imply soft speaking (the opposite of CAPS LOCK, if you will). i would have expected you to know that.

which is pretty much why i type all in lower case.

why we all whispering?

to avoid drawing the attention of the mods

[Ban Hammer 13,334]

Nah, you are either just a lazy ######, lack education, or are trying to be 'young and trendy'. Softly spoken? What a bunch of #######.

judgementalism, party of one, your table is ready.

[justashooter 430]

If you want to understand a traditional idealised Chinese marriage, you need to read Tao Te Ching. It is a set of about 90 proverbs given by Lao Tsu to a young emperor; instructions on how an emperor should rule his kingdom. They are wonderful instructions by which a man may rule his own "kingdom", and center on the concepts of humility and service, choosing always in the interest of the good of those ruled, rather than he who rules.

"The wise man walks among his people not in fine clothes, nor with a retinue, for his jade (most valuable posession and symbol of power) is in his heart. He changes them in a way by which they are not aware, so that later they would say, 'But it has always been so' "... "He makes no arbitrary rules, for these will only anger the people. He makes rules by which they may gain".

I studied The Tao ten years before I ever imagined I would work in China. It was part of a "journey of self exploration". I have benefitted by the reading of The Tao more than by comparable study of Bhuddism/Islam and found that The Tao is superior to Christian teaching for the self-actualised man for the same reason that is is superior to other religions. The Tao is pure principle related to control of self, in thought and deed. It is not a fantasy based God religion, rather a philosophy by which a man may create and protect his own dignity, and benefit those within his care. I build these concepts into my relationship with my wife. It works well for us, but then, she's Chinese. YMMV.

[Peikko 1,575]

Nah, you are either just a lazy ######, lack education, or are trying to be 'young and trendy'. Softly spoken? What a bunch of #######.

judgementalism, party of one, your table is ready.

Good grief, look #######, I do know why most people don't use capitals and other forms of punctuation on message boards, for whatever reason they haven't learned to use a keyboard to full effect and it means nothing more than that. I certainly don't judge people simply based on their use of a keyboard.

Justashooter on the other hand switches between different styles of writing, sometimes capitalizations, sometimes not, sometimes paragraphs correctly used, sometimes not, sometimes using all correct punctuation, sometimes not. That is odd, whichever way you slice it.

[Brad and Vika 129]

If you want to understand a traditional idealised Chinese marriage, you need to read Tao Te Ching. It is a set of about 90 proverbs given by Lao Tsu to a young emperor; instructions on how an emperor should rule his kingdom. They are wonderful instructions by which a man may rule his own "kingdom", and center on the concepts of humility and service, choosing always in the interest of the good of those ruled, rather than he who rules.

"The wise man walks among his people not in fine clothes, nor with a retinue, for his jade (most valuable posession and symbol of power) is in his heart. He changes them in a way by which they are not aware, so that later they would say, 'But it has always been so' "... "He makes no arbitrary rules, for these will only anger the people. He makes rules by which they may gain".

I studied The Tao ten years before I ever imagined I would work in China. It was part of a "journey of self exploration". I have benefitted by the reading of The Tao more than by comparable study of Bhuddism/Islam and found that The Tao is superior to Christian teaching for the self-actualised man for the same reason that is is superior to other religions. The Tao is pure principle related to control of self, in thought and deed. It is not a fantasy based God religion, rather a philosophy by which a man may create and protect his own dignity, and benefit those within his care. I build these concepts into my relationship with my wife. It works well for us, but then, she's Chinese. YMMV.

I understood you right up 'till that last little bit Take heart, if the critique is down to your use of font, grammar, and punctuation, people may be running out os steam.

[justashooter 430]

Nah, you are either just a lazy ######, lack education, or are trying to be 'young and trendy'. Softly spoken? What a bunch of #######.

judgementalism, party of one, your table is ready.

Good grief, look #######, I do know why most people don't use capitals and other forms of punctuation on message boards, for whatever reason they haven't learned to use a keyboard to full effect and it means nothing more than that. I certainly don't judge people simply based on their use of a keyboard.

Justashooter on the other hand switches between different styles of writing, sometimes capitalizations, sometimes not, sometimes paragraphs correctly used, sometimes not, sometimes using all correct punctuation, sometimes not. That is odd, whichever way you slice it.

and the catwoman rarely completes a paragrab, usually relying on one line zingers in her attacks.

she rarely makes an independent and original statement, perhaps because she can't generate one that would be defensible.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I think what's indefensible is writing off whole swathes of people based on vague "#######" metaphors about manhood.

But does THAT!?

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

Being ####### about puncuation says alot about a person. Look who is president, a handsome well spoken idiot.

[justashooter 430]

I understood you right up 'till that last little bit Take heart, if the critique is down to your use of font, grammar, and punctuation, people may be running out os steam.

So you can see how a Taoist man is ideally suited for the role of an older husband. He cares for his wife as he would anyone needing guidance, encouraging her to grow in an healthy direction, having completed the revant stages in his own life. This is possible with an asian woman. It may not work well with a westernised woman.

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

I understood you right up 'till that last little bit Take heart, if the critique is down to your use of font, grammar, and punctuation, people may be running out os steam.

So you can see how a Taoist man is ideally suited for the role of an older husband. He cares for his wife as he would anyone needing guidance, encouraging her to grow in an healthy direction, having completed the revant stages in his own life. This is possible with an asian woman. It may not work well with a westernised woman.

Kinda like clay?