"J" <welshalky@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Could have been someone impersonating Rosie. Different headers.
>
> --
> J

I doubt it. Rosie has a habit of changing her headers.

JB

"readandpost" <readandpost@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> it doesn't bother me JB, its just your usual crap, and its a shame.
> you may have the last word, this thread is many posts too long!

Really ?

Rosie,

I know you too well to expect that you are at this time willing to be
honest in public about how my post has made you feel. You will not do
so because it would not fit the image of yourself that here you choose
to present. However, some of us "old-timers" see behind the mask you
wear. I am certain that you have many fears (including fear of
change); that you often feel insecure; that your self-worth depends on
others making you feel good and that you need pills and killfiles to
help you cope with life because despite your best efforts to control
it, it persistently refuses to behave in ways which would make it
always perfect for you.

Now, you may think me beastly for saying these things and perhaps,
what I've said, will result in you again putting me in your killfile..
But if you do, also consider the possibility that some good for you
might come out of you making me the subject of a mini Step 4 inventory
for the purpose of discovering which part of yourself I have, on this
occasion, caused to be hurt and discussing it with your Sponsor.

JB

" rosie readandpost" <readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:v4nBd.73714$NO5.29062@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> nope, it was me......................i was in google and i never had
> any killfilters there, so up popped JB and her wonderful post!
>
> unfortunately, it didn't take him/her long to resume with the crap!
> its just a shame!
>

LOL.

Rosie,

Why do you continue to not be able to accept that I am female ?

JB

How many years of sobriety are required to qualify as an "Old timer"?

nat

On Sat, 1 Jan 2005 16:29:37 -0600, Nat <n515hoop@centurytel.net> wrote:

> How many years of sobriety are required to qualify as an "Old timer"?

None. You just have to be old.

An old timer who spoke at a meeting I was at said "An old timer is
someone who won't drive a mile to a meeting to listen, but will drive 50
miles to speak."

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AB5DB9CC

: An old timer who spoke at a meeting I was at said "An old timer is
: someone who won't drive a mile to a meeting to listen, but will
drive 50
: miles to speak."
:
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: AB5DB9CC


ROTFLMAO!
good one ron!

"Nat" <n515hoop@centurytel.net> wrote in message
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> How many years of sobriety are required to qualify as an "Old
timer"?
>
> nat

I do not know. My ref to "old-timers" had nothing to do with sobriety
time but rather it was reference to length of time reading an posting
to this NG.

For me, in the context in which I've used the term, and in my eyes
only (perhaps), 18 months of posting on this NG qualifies me as an
ARAA "old timer".

JB