At 02:55 PM 1/12/99 -0800, Kent Crispin wrote:
>Sometimes those not so versed in irony don't get it.
Sometimes, those of us who have real work to do, don't have the
time/patience for such "games".
I have always been a proponent of the direct approach. Say what you mean,
son. These little head-games are a waste of everyone's time. Michael Sindow
doesn't get that either.
I don't leave too many folks guessing where I stand on something, neither
should you. Cutting these childish games out may even result in some
progress. I, personally, don't have the time/energy to try and decipher
your cryptic irony. I don't know you that well and I may not want to. It
all reads as disengenous to me, at first read. I don't often have time for
a second read. With the volume on these lists, I doubt anyone with a job
and family has such time either. Ergo, your "irony" game falls flat here.
At 1200 words per minute, one doesn't necessarily see all the signs.
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