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Spoken like a true diplomat.
Maybe we can can
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I sent this out before I saw the apology.
If I
And, given that the original sender has already apologized for his
poor choice of words, and that everyone else has already slammed the
poor guy, this last bit of flamage against him helps the situation,
how?
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 19:12:12 -0400, las wrote:
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>"Perhaps all of this is just a resul
I know I started this part of the "Anyone know Japanese?" thread so I cannot say too
much about its
continuation. This is likely my last posting on the issue. My comment was directed at
Ryan simply because he
made the initial posting. The point, however is less about Ryan and more about how we
"Perhaps all of this is just a result of some youthful insensitivity. I don't know.
Still, I think we
don't have to read very much world news to understand the importance of building
respectful communities
wherever we go (online or in person)."
I think that the problem is that we are just deal
Hi Ryan,
I read Japanese. :)
As far as I can see, they don't do business beyond Japan. There isn't a
single word even on the possibility of overseas delivery.
The 23,000 price tag for the E77 is nothing to be excited about. Other
online mail order sites (for Japan domestic) go as low as 20,500
Wow..I apologize profusely if anyone took what I said the wrong way. I did not mean to
slur anyone
at all. I have nothing against the Dynamic Store or any other foreign dealer, nor
their language. In
fact, I've been e-mailing a Japanese retailer for the past couple of weeks trying to
get a goo
Ok, I know this list is about MD related stuff and not necessarily about world
citizenship.
Nevertheless, it is an international list and we are all therefore a part of that
world community. I
would have probably ignored Ryan's use of the word "gibberish" had it been the only
offensive part of
When Ryan Hutson wrote,
H> the only problem is that I'm not very fluent in gibberish, ...
Jim Lee responded,
L> It would seem you are *very* fluent in gibberish and insensitivity as well.
L> The Dynamic Store would do well to invite you to keep your money. I sug-
L> gest you spend it on som
Barring the use of the word "gibberish" when referring to the language
of Japanese, I didn't find anything offensive in what was said.
"Gibberish" *was* a bad, descriptive choice though.
Anyway, if you use Netscape and go to a Japanese site, you can look
under the "View" menu (I think it is) and
It would seem you are *very* fluent in gibberish and insensitivity as well. The
Dynamic Store would do
well to invite you to keep your money. I suggest you spend it on some lessons in world
citizenship.
Jim Lee
Ryan Hutson wrote:
> Or Korean? Or Chinese? Or whatever the heck the Dyanmic Stor
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