"Ron" <can@the.spam> wrote in message
news:WlDec.125145$JO3.81164@attbi_s04...
> On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 15:31:30 GMT, rosie
<sorry@toomanymalcontents.com> wrote:
>
> > your interpretation of this is simply that: YOURS.
>
> [If you ask me, I'd say] Well, yes, of course. [I think that] This
is
> such an obvious concept that it is commonplace and typically
recommended
> to spare poor readers the drudgery of wading through endless strings
of
> superfluous qualifiers such as "I think that..", "In my opinion...",
> etc. - except in such cases as it would be difficult for people
above a
> third grade reading level to distinguish fact from opinion from
fiction.
> [But that's just me, I'm sure other people might feel differently
yada
> yada yada]
>
> And that's a fact. Or maybe it's just my opinion.
>
> --
> AB5DB9CC

I doubt that anyone who has made it known here that they're working as
a professional in the recovery field and maybe also anyone who
regularly posts extracts from research papers, would always want their
comments/remarks to be considered only a personal opinion. Maybe,
others may also not want this. Isn't the true value of comments
/remarks always determined by each person who reads/hears them ?

JB

On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:18:53 +0100, JB <JBCatRB@coldman.com> wrote:

> I doubt that anyone who has made it known here that they're working as
> a professional in the recovery field and maybe also anyone who
> regularly posts extracts from research papers, would always want their
> comments/remarks to be considered only a personal opinion. Maybe,
> others may also not want this.

I think that may be a fact.

> Isn't the true value of comments /remarks always determined by each
> person who reads/hears them ?

Nope. Usenet values are all assigned by Lord Dimwit Flathead the
Excessive.

Anyway, I was merely grousing about the futility of bickering about
uncertainty. On the other hand, what else is there to bicker about?

--
AB5DB9CC

i have put a few years in working in the recovering field, and YES,
everything i say, is still just my opinion.
nothing more and nothing less.........................
imo, those who are always looking for something to bicker about are
a pitiful lot.
YMMV,
rosie




"Ron" <can@the.spam> wrote in message
news:cmGec.23152$_K3.58223@attbi_s53...
: On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:18:53 +0100, JB <JBCatRB@coldman.com>
wrote:
:
: > I doubt that anyone who has made it known here that they're
working as
: > a professional in the recovery field and maybe also anyone who
: > regularly posts extracts from research papers, would always want
their
: > comments/remarks to be considered only a personal opinion.
Maybe,
: > others may also not want this.
:
: I think that may be a fact.
:
: > Isn't the true value of comments /remarks always determined by
each
: > person who reads/hears them ?
:
: Nope. Usenet values are all assigned by Lord Dimwit Flathead the
: Excessive.
:
: Anyway, I was merely grousing about the futility of bickering
about
: uncertainty. On the other hand, what else is there to bicker
about?
:
: --
: AB5DB9CC

Ironic, watching the malcontents version of discussion group
netiquette. Bickering, even shouting, .......... about bickering.

Bob

"rosie" <sorry@toomanymalcontents.com> wrote in message
news:JcJec.86850$4B1.82444@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> i have put a few years in working in the recovering field, and YES,
> everything i say, is still just my opinion.
> nothing more and nothing less.........................
> imo, those who are always looking for something to bicker about are
> a pitiful lot.
> YMMV,
> rosie
>
>
>
>
> "Ron" <can@the.spam> wrote in message
> news:cmGec.23152$_K3.58223@attbi_s53...
> : On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:18:53 +0100, JB <JBCatRB@coldman.com>
> wrote:
> :
> : > I doubt that anyone who has made it known here that they're
> working as
> : > a professional in the recovery field and maybe also anyone who
> : > regularly posts extracts from research papers, would always want
> their
> : > comments/remarks to be considered only a personal opinion.
> Maybe,
> : > others may also not want this.
> :
> : I think that may be a fact.
> :
> : > Isn't the true value of comments /remarks always determined by
> each
> : > person who reads/hears them ?
> :
> : Nope. Usenet values are all assigned by Lord Dimwit Flathead the
> : Excessive.
> :
> : Anyway, I was merely grousing about the futility of bickering
> about
> : uncertainty. On the other hand, what else is there to bicker
> about?
> :
> : --
> : AB5DB9CC
>
>