🚀 go-pugleaf

esaeger@mindspring.com wrote:
> 
> In article <36AA826D.33DDCC7F@interlog.com>,
>   rumik@interlog.com wrote:
> > RanemanG QA4db wrote:
> > > Based on 65 years, swearing is in, shooting is out. Stuffing it causes
> > > ulcers, nervous and other disorders, and, I don't have those. Swearing
> > > eliminates the causation of these disorders.
> 
> Perhaps, but recent clinical studies have proven that allowing anger to
> manifest itself at the slightest provocation can cause heart attacks,
> aneurisms, etc.  Honking a horn and yelling aren't as good for you as you
> might have been led to believe. Personally, I think the world in general has
> sucked ever since the early years of the cocaine deluge, around '79-82, when
> everyone abandoned discretion, rolling papers, and self-examination in order
> to take up unabashed screeching, coke spoons, and blaming others for their
> own problems.  Now that we've reached cartoonish levels of "expressing one's
> self," it'd be nice if everyone could shut the hell up and be honest about
> what parts they play in their own tragedies and unpleasant situations.  But
> don't mind me;  I'm still blaming that darn Henry Hyde for the recent .004 percent drop in my growth funds.
> 
> ews
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>>>>>>Certainly cannot relate to the drug culture or anyones need of >>>>>>same,  
 
"Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain."

>>>>>>nor can I relate to the mumblings from dikedom>>>>>-Lily Tomlin