Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyyou can almost see the arrogance dripping off this one.
Fact that you employ past tense suggests you lack an adequate frame of reference
to accomodate or appreciate my nuts and bolts answer at this point in your growth.
get over yourself, old fellah. no-one here thinks you are possessed of wisdom. well, maybe one or two, but they're definitely not the sharpest knives in the rack (the understatement of the century, btw).
your best bet would be to focus on your own growth. it's clear that Dive has far more of a clue than you have ever had, yet he is decades younger. you should be asking humbly for his advice, rather than presuming to hand out your nonsense.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyOK, I'm going to wade into your slough of despond this time, just to see where we go.
Fact that you employ past tense suggests you lack an adequate frame of reference
to accomodate or appreciate my nuts and bolts answer at this point in your growth.
"Fact that you employ past tense suggests you lack an adequate frame of reference"
So, an adequate frame of reference would be future tense, in order for me...("at my stage of growth")...to absorb the wisdom you are no doubt about to impart.
OK so I will ask the question again: How will you confront your weakness and flaws?
*sits cross-legged at his feet
Originally posted by divegeesterStill as unfocused with future tense as you were with past tense. Here's your clue:
OK, I'm going to wade into your slough of despond this time, just to see where we go.
[b]"Fact that you employ past tense suggests you lack an adequate frame of reference"
So, an adequate frame of reference would be future tense, in order for me...("at my stage of growth")...to absorb the wisdom you are no doubt about to impart. ...[text shortened]... How will you confront your weakness and flaws?[/b]
*sits cross-legged at his feet[/b]
"You make a good point. How are you confronting your weaknesses and flaws?"
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYep that's what I thought. True to evasive form as ever; a large cloud that provides no rain.
Still as unfocused with future tense as you were with past tense. Here's your clue:
"You make a good point. How [b]are you confronting your weaknesses and flaws?"[/b]
Your cereal packet psychology and smoke & mirrors semantics may win you some well meaning admirers here, but they do nothing for me.