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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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Abbott wrote:
"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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Has the fact that people don't seem to be lining up in droves behind you
on these things dawned on you yet?
:-)

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Dudley Henriques

It's not necessary, I never expected it.



Actually I expected at least a few takers for your crap. Anyone posting on
a forum for as long as I have has to have made a few enemies, and I'm sure
I have a few here.
Knowing this, it seems even my enemies don't want to support the crap
you've been selling.


--
Dudley Henriques


Has nothing to do with it, but nice try.

Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:

Which means airlines can't be fixated.

Why not?

Having trouble with your logic?

Fixation is a mental aberation in humans.

Airlines aren't humans.

Therefor airlines can't be fixated.

QED.

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Jim Pennino

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writes:

Google "suppressed emotions" depression 6,400 hits.

Suppressing is not the same as not experiencing. Trying to suppress emotions
is bad; adjusting one's viewpoint so that one doesn't experience them to begin
with is good.

writes:

Having trouble with your logic?

Fixation is a mental aberation in humans.

Airlines aren't humans.

Therefor airlines can't be fixated.

Fixation is just keen attention paid to something, which corporations can
manage as well as human beings.

Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:

Google "suppressed emotions" depression 6,400 hits.

Suppressing is not the same as not experiencing. Trying to suppress emotions
is bad; adjusting one's viewpoint so that one doesn't experience them to begin
with is good.

You are reaching and babbling; must have hit a sore point.

Or maybe it is because you are staying up all night posting.

Let me guess, you don't go out in the day to avoid the risk of skin
cancer.

Don't bother to answer; I don't care.


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Jim Pennino

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Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:

Having trouble with your logic?

Fixation is a mental aberation in humans.

Airlines aren't humans.

Therefor airlines can't be fixated.

Fixation is just keen attention paid to something, which corporations can
manage as well as human beings.

Wrong.

I already posted the definition. Read it.


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Jim Pennino

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On 8/20/2008 6:10 PM Mxsmanic ignored two million years of human
evolution to write:

writes:

Which means airlines can't be fixated.

Why not?

As usual, you employ dishonesty by selective quoting.

Which means airlines can't be fixated.

Ergo your post is meaningless babble.

The second sentence answers "why not."

And as usual, Anthony, you remain utterly and fundamentally
incapable of discussing flight or piloting aircraft in this
newsgroup, while repeatedly whining that this is what you
wish to do here. Why do you lie so much? Why are you so
dishonest?

On 8/20/2008 8:36 PM Mxsmanic ignored two million years of human
evolution to write:

Fixation is just keen attention paid to something

No, it isn't. You're lying again.

Main Entry:
fix·a·tion
Pronunciation:
\fik-?sa--sh?n\
Function:
noun
Date:
14th century

: the act, process, or result of fixing, fixating, or becoming fixated:
as
a: a persistent concentration of libidinal energies upon objects
characteristic of psychosexual stages of development preceding the
genital stage
b: stereotyped behavior (as in response to frustration)
c: an obsessive or unhealthy preoccupation or attachment

which corporations can
manage as well as human beings.

Yes, of course, corporations can certainly manage a persistent
concentration of libidinal energies as well as human beings. Remember,
this is your claim. It's a typical trait of stupid people to be
unable to understand the actual meaning of a word when misapplying
it in context.

On 8/20/2008 4:17 PM Mxsmanic ignored two million years of human
evolution to write:

writes:

An obvious lie if you are using the dictionary definition of "emotional".

It's not a lie, I'm afraid.

Yes, it is.

Men are more quick-tempered and have stronger
emotions in almost every situation, thanks to those male hormones.

Utterly fatuous and wrong. The above quoted statement is result of
extraordinarly poor thinking and even worse research, a common trait
among the very stupid.

Per Dr. Larry Cahill of the University of California at Irvine, "We have
been assuming that the ways in which emotions are organized in the
brain are essentially similar in men and women," but they aren't. Parts
of the limbic cortex, which is involved in emotional responses, are
smaller in men than in women.

Women use the left part of the amygdala — the part of the brain that
creates emotional reactions to events — to put memories in order by
emotional strength, meaning that something emotionally important to them
(like a great first date a couple of months ago) will be ordered in
front of what they ate for breakfast yesterday. Men, however, use the
right part of the amygdala to put memories in order. Traditionally, the
right hemisphere of the brain is associated with the central action of
an event, while the left hemisphere is associated with finer details.

Male brains produce 52 percent more serotonin (the chemical that
influences mood) than female brains, according to a study done at McGill
University. And studies show that fewer men than women suffer from
depression. Guys may also have an easier time rolling with life's big
stresses.

"Nomen Nescio" wrote


For once, I think he has a valid point.

I recently gave up on a forum that claimed 30k members.
- From what I saw, the 30k consisted of 29,980 who signed up and quickly
left...............and 20 douchebags who are there every minute of every
day.


Hey, that sounds just like RAP!