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Who Do You Read/not Read On Answerbank?
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If I see posts or answers by various contributors I read them (The Builder, sadly quiet of late, Buenchico, Vetuste, and several others) - I know that even if I disagree with their words, they will still be worth reading.
And there are some, who I’d class as the white van men and women, that I ignore.
One or two (the real ranting ravers) I’ll read as in previous generations people used to visit Bedlam, for the crack.
But I would say that I have changed my mind about some posters.
Is it just me, or do others pre-judge?
And there are some, who I’d class as the white van men and women, that I ignore.
One or two (the real ranting ravers) I’ll read as in previous generations people used to visit Bedlam, for the crack.
But I would say that I have changed my mind about some posters.
Is it just me, or do others pre-judge?
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I never read jim360's posts. He's so self- obsessed. Even talks about himself in the third person sometimes, the arrogant git.
21:05 Tue 30th Oct 2018
I never read Jim360's posts either. It's nothing personal - I just keep getting distracted by trying to make sense of this:
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"I also don't waste too much of my life reading posts that contain too many quotes from other posters. "
But what does it mean to waste life? Confucius famously said that choosing a job you love would mean that you never have to work a day in your life; but such a choice can only be reserved for a select few. Must that mean that those of us unlucky to land in jobs that we do not love so [continued for five pages...]
But what does it mean to waste life? Confucius famously said that choosing a job you love would mean that you never have to work a day in your life; but such a choice can only be reserved for a select few. Must that mean that those of us unlucky to land in jobs that we do not love so [continued for five pages...]