In , dave weil wrote :

Still, I'd be checking for phone numbers in her purse if I were you.


Experience speaking...

Perhaps you should check out the use of the subjunctive tense in
English (German has the same tense). It's called "contrary to fact",
which means that it's simply a hypothetical situation.

This is exactly my point.
You are imagining that you are in my "situation" and you're telling me
what you would do in such situation.

So what does that have to do with "experience"?


People reactions are mostly directed by experience.
2 people react differently to the same stimulis or to the same situation
because they have had different experience. Because their life before the
stimulis or the situation has been different.

I'm not really surprised to be obliged to explain such *basic* concept to a
moron like you.

Thanks for taking a page from the Arnold "Sudden Literal Reading"
playbook. If I were you, I wouldn't read "If I were you" so literally.

See above idiot.



The one who ignores history is condemned... :-D

This is the French Irony Paradox.


Jealous... ;-)



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"Nobody seemes to have actaully read what i wrote.
But what's new around here?"

Dave Weil, Sun, 05 Oct 2003 00:57:15