Personal Agendas
Agendas often called do-lists are pinned with decorative magnets to refrigerator doors, carried in brief cases or priority folders within computer laptops or foreheads. Wonder if these agendas are always objective check lists of things needing attention, groceries to buy, things to post and discuss... or if underlying purposes, ulterior motivations and hidden agendas are often involved.
Thoughts?
Edit: Example... eight threads by Mister P presently littering page one of gf Sandbox Street (while Trev33 and gb fathered four each).
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyDo you think you're the only one entitled to turning this forum into the schithole its become?
[b]Personal Agendas
Agendas often called do-lists are pinned with decorative magnets to refrigerator doors, carried in brief cases or priority folders within computer laptops or foreheads. Wonder if these agendas are always objective check lists of things needing attention, groceries to buy, things to post and discuss... or if underlying purp ...[text shortened]... er P presently littering page one of gf Sandbox Street (while Trev33 and gb fathered four each).[/b]
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyMy agendae are what is needed to be done, not pre-planning because I am so bored of life I need to list everything, in case I forget.
[b]Personal Agendas
Agendas often called do-lists are pinned with decorative magnets to refrigerator doors, carried in brief cases or priority folders within computer laptops or foreheads. Wonder if these agendas are always objective check lists of things needing attention, groceries to buy, things to post and discuss... or if underlying purp ...[text shortened]... er P presently littering page one of gf Sandbox Street (while Trev33 and gb fathered four each).[/b]
To include a list of things to 'post or discuss' on an internet forum as a daily agenda is really really sad Bobby... almost Shakesperean.
Why did you have to write, " ulterior motivations", when we know it is 'ulterior motives.'? Is this mystique?
Mystique doesn't wash with me. What you got you give, share, get, get back, and share. No obstacles. But now your meds are completely not working, and I'm not concerned, as you are such a genius you will, of course, know what to tell the docs what to do. 😉
-M.
Originally posted by mikelomIn contemporary American English Usage 'motives' generally implies something
My agendae are what is needed to be done, not pre-planning because I am so bored of life I need to list everything, in case I forget.
To include a list of things to 'post or discuss' on an internet forum as a daily agenda is really really sad Bobby... almost Shakesperean.
Why did you have to write, " ulterior motivations", when we know it is 'ult ...[text shortened]... io you are such a genius you will, of course, know what to tell the docs what to do. 😉
-M.
suspicious or negative. Conversely, 'motivations' connotes a positive meaning.
08 Dec 11
Originally posted by HandyAndyIn context, HandyAndy, my sole intent was to allow for agendas driven by some individual problem or need at the time. Chose the adjective 'hidden' since these agendas are typically intensely personal, rather than positive or negative per se. That's all.
Would you consider "hidden agenda" positive or negative?
gb
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyLast time I saw someone back-pedal like that they didn't know 10 speed bikes had handbrakes.
In context, HandyAndy, my sole intent was to allow for agendas driven by some individual problem or need at the time. Chose the adjective 'hidden' since these agendas are typically intensely personal, rather than positive or negative per se. That's all.
gb
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIn contemporary American English usage, "hidden agenda" usually implies something suspicious or negative.
In context, HandyAndy, my sole intent was to allow for agendas driven by some individual problem or need at the time. Chose the adjective 'hidden' since these agendas are typically intensely personal, rather than positive or negative per se. That's all.
Your sole intent, as usual, is to be condescending.