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June 27th 05, 08:31 PM

wrote:
Leo wrote:
On 26 Jun 2005 18:08:19 -0700, wrote:

Leo wrote:
On 26 Jun 2005 11:19:31 -0700, wrote:
What would you suggest?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest I do instead?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest I do instead?

Isn't that rather obvious?

Then what do you suggest I do?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest I do instead?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest I do?

Isn't that rather obvious?
What would you suggest?

Isn't that rather obvious?
What do you suggest I do, Leo?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest I do differently, Leo?

Isn't that rather obvious?

And your suggestion is?

Isn't that rather obvious?

What do you suggest I do differently, Leo?

Isn't that rather obvious?

In a word: No.

It's not rather obvious, Leo.

abreak to try and get google to frmat as I choose here goes

Sorry to hear that, Jim. How simplified do you need things to be?

It's not about simplification, Leo. It's about clarity.

Why can't you just clearly and plainly state what you
suggest that I do?

Jim he can he just chooses not to He also doesn't have to

What *do* you suggest? Just speak plainly rather than
answering a question with another question, or a zinger.

What's your suggestion?

The way I see it, you have two options:

1. Continue to be suckered in to foolish arguments.
2. Do not continue to be suckered in to foolish arguments.

OK so far.

Option 1 is expensive - you become a possession of those who goad you
in to responding. A puppet, as it were, dancing at the end of
someone's strings....

That's your spin on it - does not address what actions you suggest *I*
take.

No He leaves you with the free choice adknownledges and respcts you
Rights to decide for yourself what to do

Option 2 is much more difficult than Option 1 - it requires the
intelligence to recognize a legitimate argument from bait, and
considerable inner strength to resist the drive to respond, even when
you know you are in the right.

So what do you suggest *I* do?

Clearly he and I for that matter suggest that you take a close look at
your options

Owned or free.

That's your spin.

The path you choose will be entirely up to you.

So there *is* a choice!

certainly he has gone and on about the fact you have a choice,

Choose wisely!

Wise by whose standards?

Any you choose to follow

How would such a choice be demonstrated in concrete, practical terms?
What actions do you suggest?

I should think he has made it clear that he does not intend to tell you
how to think or how to act. and the He (and I) claim the right same
right ourselves

73 de Jim, N2EY