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A Lesson In Appreciation
by Kathy L Williams   
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People who don't have an appreciation for other people and their way of life should not interact with them.


A Lesson In Appreciation


In my thinking, if you don't have an appreciation for other people's modes of living and way of life you shouldn't try to interact with them.

I remember years ago calling about a missed newspaper delivery and a crazed lunatic on the other end of the phone telling me he's a politician and nobody cares and I'm wondering about what.

I guess people talk so much cause they don't have nothing else to do that they tbink everybody is talking and talking about the same thing, so the conversation must carry over.

The nut job lunatic failed to realize that nobody over here don't care.

So if you don't have any appreciation for other people and their mode of living to the point that it is cramping your sryle, it look like you the one with the problem and you should move. You couldn't realistically expect the things to happen that you talk about. Noone's here for your convenience.

If you coukd get rid of every one who annoyed you, it wouldn't be nobody around but you.

That's what I say about mollycoddled. People think they are more significant than they are to people.

I'm so very sorry. You in the low rent district acting like you expecting to see the taj mahal.

I don't appreciate the pompousness. I know all y'all crazy child molester rapists. I been around you all my life. I see the things you do.

Going somewhere dressing up don't do nothing for me. Put up you some privacy fences where you won't have to look at nobody's yard but yours.

Since I wasn't privy to the labeling meetings and had no idea the things you discuss about people, having just found out about a Charlie Brown label out of grown assed people and you reaching your children to be just as imbecilic as you are.

Just go on and shoot me so I can pass the Brady bill. Nothing you come up with is outlandish and unreasonable.

Who can take you serious? I can't. People a shoot you. Yo stupid ass don't believe it.

Just do like I told you in the first place. Go join the army. You really don't need to be civilian target practice. But you that stupid.

I wrote this in a blog once before. We had a professor who was telling about different customs. Like in primitive regions they get insulted and throw you off the cliff if you turn down a meal that they serve you. See you have to be versed on your customs. You can't go around scratching under your arms and thinking you're not being offensive to people.

Anywho, they was serving raw monkey brains at this particular hut. So the professor told us he would eat the monkey brains rather than be offensive. I'm thinking they would have to throw me over the cliff,

So it is ridiculous for someone to really think the label conversations carry over and every one is talking about the same thing.

Its like a foreign language to people who don't even know what in the hell you talking about.

Every lunatic I know talks to the t.v.

Label me stupid. But I still don't get it. Inconvenience myself so you guys can feel convenienced? Really?

I wasn't in the label meeting. Its things I clearly don't know.

Sorry.


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