Once again I'm sick and I just know one of you slack-jaw yokels gave me your cooties

[LynneSin]

*** hacks up a loogie ***

FESS UP!!!!

[MrCoffee]

1. That would be me

We had a perfect weekend (weather-wise) here in Seattle...I got to enjoy exactly none of it as I lay in bed, moaning and wailing and hacking up great gobs of lung crap.

[dawg]

2. That's slack "jawed" yokel to you!

Iffin' ya don't mind.

[sarge43]

3. Slack-jawed yokel revenge -- ain't pretty, but it's satisfyin'. n/t

[taterguy]

4. You invite the entire board to kiss your ass and then complain about the result

I'd check with anyone who accepted your offer.

[RandomThoughts]

5. There was a post like that awhile ago.

Actually posted many time, that is such a great concept.


If a person wanted someone to think and feel, to really try to find what is best learning from each other. And a person teaches kindness, and better things, but also with faith reason feeling and thinking.


Then some people start just following without thinking and feeling, the exact situation you mention happens. What if people are not suppose to follow blind, but find the best ways from many people. That is how I think on it.


My belief is more then the idea of us following what some person says is heavenly guidance, but learning the lessons of those thoughts, and part of that is thinking and feeling not just following. That is also why I do not claim to be sure what is and isn't, and think people should think and feel for themselves on things.

If someone is taught to follow, then they can be lead astray, but if they think with heart and feeling, then they can discern and find better paths, especially since their is good and bad in most things people see, I think people should not only follow but try and find the best in things.


So your comment points out the point. Think and feel also.



(note for some tactical situations following is used, but not in a superior thought but in an organizational one, still with individual thought and feeling)