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this is not sarcasm, I swaer. It must be hard on you and the other saints because I know I always feel the need to post and answer when I see a question I can answer. And I don't know all that many or see them quick enough to be useful. For those cruising often and armed with knowledge, that preasure must be bad. And couple that with many, many people who fail to use the tools we make availible it can be very bad for the morale. I guess this is just sympathy, but be sure that you are not the devil himself for thinking these things. =)
"A man's maturity -- consists in having found again the seriousness one had as a child, at play." --Nietzsche

In reply to (jptxs)Re: Help Yourself Or Help Others? by jptxs
in thread Help Yourself Or Help Others? by Anonymous Monk

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