Doesn't sound like you have a fever ;-O

I noticed the same thing. I have a little remind to each of us, definitely include myself:

When another monk has a little discussion with you, he just doesn't agree with your point, might even hate your point, but he definitely doesn't hate you as a person.

I feel grateful and lucky, that we have this chance to meet in this virtual world. I never met any other monks in person, but some of the names become so familiar to me through past two monthes. Now even my wife knows that there is a monk PodMaster, who likes to play his sick game to other people ;-) People just become so vivid, like a real co-worker of mine.

There are times you feel pissed off because of some replies. That's normal, that's life. If one of the two has to stop FIRST, why not me? If both of us don't want to take the first step, to show the beauty of life, there would be a deadlock. (DEADLOCK, sounds familiar to us, doesn't it?)

In reply to Re: Ceasefire by pg
in thread Ceasefire by djantzen

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