Re: Google Feature Copies Your Hardrive

Janet Baraclough <janet.and.john@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Janet Baraclough <janet.and.john@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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The message <Xns97765521DBAE5sheldharp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
from Sheldon Harper <sharper@xxxxxxxxxxxx> contains these words:

And so the sole tag team member chimes in on cue.

Er, no. You may not have noticed, but virtually everyother poster
on
this group has contradicted your posts, got tired of you, and
killfiled you. Fran and I are a little more persistent, but soo
we'll be tired of you too. Then you'll be left talking to yourself
and the trolls Jim and Al

You posess the all seeing eye then? LOL

Easy enough to see how few answer your posts.

You're keeping track? One wonders why that is. Is that really
so important to you that you'd take note of the replies or lack
of? LOL

Stick to what you
understand, chambermaid.

See, there's one of your city-brain mistakes. You categorise people
by
the work they do. Rural people don't do that, because they take it
for granted that their apparently modest and simple neighbour has
developed a wide range of skills and interests.

That's just plain wrong. Rural people here say, "Oh, he's a log truck
driver" and other similar categorizations just like they do in most
places in the world.

The difference from people like you, is that they respect someone
for being a truck driver, and don't sneer at manual work, such as
cleaning, because they know its value.

Bwahahahahaha.

Summary:
Janet: Rural people don't categorize by occupation
Sheldon: They certainly do, it is human nature
Janet: Well they respect someone for being a truck driver

Janet is roped, brought to ground, tied, and branded, but somehow
she still tries to make the case that something, anything, about
her opponent is wrong.

Once your caught this way, Janet, the decent thing to do is to
agree you've been caught. Denial in such cases really undoes
whatever legitimacy you might have had. But then, that's a logical
error on your part, and you appear to lack anything resembling logic.

They know better than to guess at
financial or intellectual or social status by anyone's work or
appearance. Only city people do that, and boy do they make some
stupid assumptions.

I made a mistake in thinking you were civilized. Generally my errors
are in giving folks more credit that is really due, as I did with you.
So that's not to say you're never right, often you are. My mistake was
probably one of assuming you could keep it up.

Chambermaid is just one of a hundred jobs I've done. Every one of
them, even the lowliest and worst paid , taught me new skills that I
could turn to enhance my own lifestyle, and also into a much more
lucrative venture.

This is the classic Pygmalion problem. In the story version the young
woman was successful in outgrowing her roots, which Higgins initially
failed to grasp because in your society and culture the glass ceiling
existed as it continues to do today.

LOL. God knows where you get this crap you spout. Fox news, maybe,
or Oprah?

See what I mean about denial?

The world turns on inventions by Scots who started from nothing.

I've heard the same thing from Russians, Germans, Japanese, and
mathematicians, about their own groups.

The
glass ceiling in England disappeared half a century ago. That's why
Britain has Prime Ministers who started out from nowhere, including a
woman, and a socialist care and education system. And why chambermaids,
with no family financial support, can go from a free state education,
to university alongside Prince Charles.

The real beauty of the glass ceiling is that the people underneath
it actually deny it exists because they can see up there and think
they can get there.

Is there an equitable distribution in yuor government of all the
identifiable ethnic groups let alone 50% women in power?

Your strictly textbook understanding of Romeo & Juliet coupled with an
inability to "boil down" the story to a phrase or a short sentence is
typical of the self-taught.

You 'd clearly never seen or read it when you gave an entirely
inaccurate synopsis of the plot,

Still another denial on your part. If Romeo and Juliet knew their
parents wouldagree to the union there would have been no story.

which I corrected.

Which you still, to this day, fail to comprehend.

From my standpoint
as a double Honours graduate (Eng Lit). Oh yes, and one of my other
jobs, college lecturer in English.

If I believed for a second that could be true I'd ask the British
Government to declare a national day of mourning for the state of
education in Great Britain. Your claim sounds a lot like the woman
who claimed her husband was a professor when he was a mere janitor.
The main difference is she had her story down pat and you make it
up as you go.

But for more grins let me reassemble that paragraph:

You 'd clearly never seen or read it when you gave an entirely
inaccurate synopsis of the plot, which I corrected. From my standpoint
as a double Honours graduate (Eng Lit). Oh yes, and one of my other
jobs, college lecturer in English.

Would any "double Honours graduate" try to pass this off as a sentence?

"From my standpoint as a double Honours graduate (Eng Lit)."

And this is a sentence?

"Oh yes, and one of my other jobs, college lecturer in English."

This is no double honours graduate in anything other than chambermaidery.


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