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Animeg3282 <animeg3…@aol.compelsia> wrote in message

news:20040411223037.23150.00000203@mb-m22.aol.com… > dudenephxx said

That’s the way to spell dood’s name,G xy = male xx = female > > Dont worry you wont get laid even if you got drunk…just kidding !!!!!! > >*runs and hides* > F you! Actually getting drunk is very dangerous for me. The more I drink, the > sleepier I get, which is very dangerous.

Never mind Dood. (S)he comes from a canid descend. Dood’s a bitch. He was born like that.

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"Insert Pseudonym Here" <i…@iphfakeaddr.com> wrote in message news:Xns94C9D23BC8A59iphiphfakeaddrcom@68.12.19.6… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> "fallout" <fallo…@comcast.net> wrote in > news:9DBec.120697$w54.841658@attbi_s01: > > "Insert Pseudonym Here" <i…@iphfakeaddr.com> wrote in message > > news:Xns94C8EE808FFEDiphiphfakeaddrcom@68.12.19.6… > >> fra…@grex.org (franco) wrote in > >> news:c5cggk$6d58$1@ID-152646.news.uni-berlin.de: > >> > In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his > >> > best quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you > >> > really like and admire about yourself, especially if you hate > >> > yourself and think you are worthless scum. > >> > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of > >> > knowledge (but one can never have enough) to enable me to become a > >> > better person, socially and otherwise. I already put a lot of it in > >> > use but more is needed of course. Maybe that’s not the best > >> > quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most about myself > >> > is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome > >> > face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. So what is the > >> > one quality you find most appealing about yourself? > >> I don’t really like answering these kinds of questions, because then > >> people assume I must be some kind of demigod in that area. If I say > >> I most admire my intelligence, people expect that I’m finishing up my > >> post- doc paper on the skin-patch cure for brain cancer or something. > >> If I say I most admire my ambition, they start asking which of my > >> ocean-front properties I spend the most time in. > >> That’s an overstatement, of course, but it feels that way. People > >> hate to see others proud of themselves, and love to see people fall > >> from grace, if only to punch your shoulder as if to convince you > >> they’re laughing WITH you. > > All that said, when can we expect that skin patch? :-) > February 3rd, 2051. Seriously.

Hmm, i’ll be 99. i kind of doubt that i’ll be here to see it but i hope it goes well and you make billions and billions of dollars from it.

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"Victor" <victo…@dodo.com.au> wrote in message

news:407a7998@news.comindico.com.au… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his best > > quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really like and > > admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and think you are > > worthless scum. > > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of knowledge > (but > > one can never have enough) to enable me to become a better person, > socially and > > otherwise. I already put a lot of it in use but more is needed of course. > > Maybe that’s not the best quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire > most > > about myself is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my > handsome > > face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. > > So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself? > Well, I’m dumb as a rock and ugly as a turd so it’s not those things. > I guess I’m nicer than the majority. That’s a good quality, I guess.

That’s a great quality Victor and rarer than high intelligence. tom

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dudenephx1…@aol.com (DudeNEPhx1971) wrote in news:20040412003630.12632.00000144@mb-m26.aol.com: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->>> In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his >>> best quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you >>> really like and admire about yourself, especially if you hate >>> yourself and think you are worthless scum. >>> What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of >>> knowledge (but one can never have enough) to enable me to become a >>> better person, socially and otherwise. I already put a lot of it in >>> use but more is needed of course. Maybe that’s not the best quality, >>> maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most about myself is my >>> charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome face >>> etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. So what is the one >>> quality you find most appealing about yourself? >>I don’t really like answering these kinds of questions, because then >>people assume I must be some kind of demigod in that area. If I say I >>most admire my intelligence, people expect that I’m finishing up my >>post- doc paper on the skin-patch cure for brain cancer or something. >>If I say I most admire my ambition, they start asking which of my >>ocean-front properties I spend the most time in. >>That’s an overstatement, of course, but it feels that way. People >>hate to see others proud of themselves, and love to see people fall >>from grace, if only to punch your shoulder as if to convince you >>they’re laughing WITH you. > In short….your most appealing quality is fear of telling what you > find most > appealing about yourself ?

If you say so, Big Boy. *wink!*

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"fallout" <fallo…@comcast.net> wrote in news:9DBec.120697$w54.841658@attbi_s01: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> "Insert Pseudonym Here" <i…@iphfakeaddr.com> wrote in message > news:Xns94C8EE808FFEDiphiphfakeaddrcom@68.12.19.6… >> fra…@grex.org (franco) wrote in >> news:c5cggk$6d58$1@ID-152646.news.uni-berlin.de: >> > In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his >> > best quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you >> > really like and admire about yourself, especially if you hate >> > yourself and think you are worthless scum. >> > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of >> > knowledge (but one can never have enough) to enable me to become a >> > better person, socially and otherwise. I already put a lot of it in >> > use but more is needed of course. Maybe that’s not the best >> > quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most about myself >> > is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome >> > face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. So what is the >> > one quality you find most appealing about yourself? >> I don’t really like answering these kinds of questions, because then >> people assume I must be some kind of demigod in that area. If I say >> I most admire my intelligence, people expect that I’m finishing up my >> post- doc paper on the skin-patch cure for brain cancer or something. >> If I say I most admire my ambition, they start asking which of my >> ocean-front properties I spend the most time in. >> That’s an overstatement, of course, but it feels that way. People >> hate to see others proud of themselves, and love to see people fall >> from grace, if only to punch your shoulder as if to convince you >> they’re laughing WITH you. > All that said, when can we expect that skin patch? :-)

February 3rd, 2051. Seriously. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> tom

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fra…@grex.org (franco) wrote in message <news:c5cggk$6d58$1@ID-152646.news.uni-berlin.de>… > In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his best > quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really like and > admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and think you are > worthless scum. > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of knowledge (but > one can never have enough) to enable me to become a better person, socially and > otherwise. I already put a lot of it in use but more is needed of course. > Maybe that’s not the best quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most > about myself is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome > face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. > So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

I’d say curiosity or thirst for knowledge. I like the fact that i can still get interested in things that have no practical imediate purpose, just out of curiosity.

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>> dudenephxx said

And the Spelling Queen Bee says…. >That’s the way to spell dood’s name,G >xy = male >xx = female

lol >> > Dont worry you wont get laid even if you got drunk…just kidding >!!!!!! >> >*runs and hides* >> F you! Actually getting drunk is very dangerous for me. The more I drink, >the >> sleepier I get, which is very dangerous. >Never mind Dood. (S)he comes from a canid descend. Dood’s a bitch. He was >born like that.

Thanks. Then its not my fault. Didnt the doctor bitch slap your mom after you were born…:)

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—–BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE—– Hash: SHA1 In article <c5cggk$6d5…@ID-152646.news.uni-berlin.de> franco <fra…@grex.org> wrote: >So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

Hmm, hard question. Can one claim "X is the quality I find most appealing about myself" when even the claim that one has quality X at all is demonstrably (or so it sometimes feels) false? Another weird thing: people admiring you for quality Y, stating jealousy for it, but one would give a kingdom to trade it for quality X? People regularly accuse me of being intelligent, rational, calm and collected, able to see throught he fog of emotion. (I beg to differ on some of those.) I’d happily trade those down to "average" in exchange for some more gregariousness, geniality (as in, a genial host) and an ability to make people feel like I understand them (which I often do, I just can’t seem to express it much). What I do like about me is the capacity for empathy (with the proviso that I can’t seem to express it very well) and a willingness to let people prove themselves as not-bad. (Example: I’m perfectly willing to consider the possibility that somewhere, there still is a decent person underneath the Darkfalz persona, even when almost all others here have given up hope and will *never* let him confine his misogyny to the past.) I also like that (in the past, at least, younger and more idealistic) I am able to put something of mine on the line to help other people in need. (But as I age, the required direness of the need gets higher.) – — http://voyager.abite.co.za/~berndj/ (up again for now – yay!) "IBM has more patent litigation lawyers than SCO has employees." – unknown —–BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE—– Version: GnuPG v1.0.4 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQFAe7Wd/FmLrNfLpjMRAgu7AJ9D2VsEr0riECiBeSzsGGZlh1B33gCcD1Lt Y8nK2eDA6k+w2pi1RReXrIw= =QQCW —–END PGP SIGNATURE—–

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"Insert Pseudonym Here" <i…@iphfakeaddr.com> wrote in message news:Xns94C8EE808FFEDiphiphfakeaddrcom@68.12.19.6… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> fra…@grex.org (franco) wrote in > news:c5cggk$6d58$1@ID-152646.news.uni-berlin.de: > > In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his > > best quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really > > like and admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and > > think you are worthless scum. > > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of > > knowledge (but one can never have enough) to enable me to become a > > better person, socially and otherwise. I already put a lot of it in > > use but more is needed of course. Maybe that’s not the best quality, > > maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most about myself is my > > charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome face etc.’ > > But I don’t find those qualities in me. So what is the one quality you > > find most appealing about yourself? > I don’t really like answering these kinds of questions, because then > people assume I must be some kind of demigod in that area. If I say I > most admire my intelligence, people expect that I’m finishing up my post- > doc paper on the skin-patch cure for brain cancer or something. If I say > I most admire my ambition, they start asking which of my ocean-front > properties I spend the most time in. > That’s an overstatement, of course, but it feels that way. People hate > to see others proud of themselves, and love to see people fall from > grace, if only to punch your shoulder as if to convince you they’re > laughing WITH you.

All that said, when can we expect that skin patch? :-) tom

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Intelligence, maybe — although I haven’t been particularly good at applying my "book smarts" to my own life. I can do ‘local logical manipulations’ but the bigger picture sometimes escapes me.

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> In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his best > quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really like and > admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and think you are > worthless scum. > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of knowledge (but > one can never have enough) to enable me to become a better person, socially and > otherwise. I already put a lot of it in use but more is needed of course. > Maybe that’s not the best quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most > about myself is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome > face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. > So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

Well, I’m dumb as a rock and ugly as a turd so it’s not those things. I guess I’m nicer than the majority. That’s a good quality, I guess.

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On 12 Apr 2004 03:15:18 GMT, kitzneg…@aol.com (kitznegari thinks it has wings) wrote: >>So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself? >i’m like thidwick, the big-hearted moose or sam from lord of the rings… i’m a >bit dim and am glunky as hell, but i’ve got a big heart that only wants to do >the right thing. >for example… i managed to piss off my entire family yesterday because (long >story short, of course) i wouldn’t let my dad intentionally drown 5 kittens >that he found in his barn. those kittens are now in my livingroom waiting for >the aspca to open tommorrow. >if i had to be a fictional character i would play ed norton’s role in "death to >smoochy", i think. that is beauty.

Great flick, that one. He’s one of my faves these days. Really good actor. Innocent look with violence just under the surface. Plus he’s a local boy, gotta love that. lm

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fra…@grex.org (franco) wrote in news:c5cggk$6d58$1@ID-152646.news.uni-berlin.de: > In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his > best quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really > like and admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and > think you are worthless scum. > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of > knowledge (but one can never have enough) to enable me to become a > better person, socially and otherwise. I already put a lot of it in > use but more is needed of course. Maybe that’s not the best quality, > maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most about myself is my > charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome face etc.’ > But I don’t find those qualities in me. So what is the one quality you > find most appealing about yourself?

I don’t really like answering these kinds of questions, because then people assume I must be some kind of demigod in that area. If I say I most admire my intelligence, people expect that I’m finishing up my post- doc paper on the skin-patch cure for brain cancer or something. If I say I most admire my ambition, they start asking which of my ocean-front properties I spend the most time in. That’s an overstatement, of course, but it feels that way. People hate to see others proud of themselves, and love to see people fall from grace, if only to punch your shoulder as if to convince you they’re laughing WITH you.

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->> In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his >> best quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really >> like and admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and >> think you are worthless scum. >> What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of >> knowledge (but one can never have enough) to enable me to become a >> better person, socially and otherwise. I already put a lot of it in >> use but more is needed of course. Maybe that’s not the best quality, >> maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most about myself is my >> charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome face etc.’ >> But I don’t find those qualities in me. So what is the one quality you >> find most appealing about yourself? >I don’t really like answering these kinds of questions, because then >people assume I must be some kind of demigod in that area. If I say I >most admire my intelligence, people expect that I’m finishing up my post- >doc paper on the skin-patch cure for brain cancer or something. If I say >I most admire my ambition, they start asking which of my ocean-front >properties I spend the most time in. >That’s an overstatement, of course, but it feels that way. People hate >to see others proud of themselves, and love to see people fall from >grace, if only to punch your shoulder as if to convince you they’re >laughing WITH you.

In short….your most appealing quality is fear of telling what you find most appealing about yourself ?

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> So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

My independence. –Celebok http://home.earthlink.net/~celebok

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Does intelligence really count as a "quality"? All thoughts about myself are soo warped that I don’t think if I had a good quality I can notice it.

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"franco" <fra…@grex.org> wrote in message

news:c5cggk$6d58$1@ID-152646.news.uni-berlin.de… > In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his best > quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really like and > admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and think you are > worthless scum. > What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of knowledge (but > one can never have enough) to enable me to become a better person, socially and > otherwise. I already put a lot of it in use but more is needed of course. > Maybe that’s not the best quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most > about myself is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome > face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. > So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

I have sat here for ten minutes trying to figure out my best quality. I would say intelligence but when I look back on my life it seems I have made more bad decisions then good ones. I would say open-mindedness but I grow increasingly more jaded. I would say empathy but I have been more apathetic then otherwise. I can’t say patience since my job of tech support seems to find those limits quickly. Really it’s hard to tell. As much as I hate the plebian/patrician relations of society I definitely feel lower class both financially and "lot" in life.

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In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his best quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really like and admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and think you are worthless scum. What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of knowledge (but one can never have enough) to enable me to become a better person, socially and otherwise. I already put a lot of it in use but more is needed of course. Maybe that’s not the best quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most about myself is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

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On 11 Apr 2004 22:23:16 GMT, fra…@grex.org (franco) wrote: >In a psychology training (self-esteem) they ask one to describe his best >quality. Sometimes it’s really hard to find something you really like and >admire about yourself, especially if you hate yourself and think you are >worthless scum. >What I admire most about myself: My knowledge. I have a lot of knowledge (but >one can never have enough) to enable me to become a better person, socially and >otherwise. I already put a lot of it in use but more is needed of course. >Maybe that’s not the best quality, maybe I should have said ‘what I admire most >about myself is my charismatic personality or my very high IQ, or my handsome >face etc.’ But I don’t find those qualities in me. >So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

That’s easy: My intelligence. It has always been the thing I have been most proud of. I’d feel a lot worse if I thought people viewed me as unintelligent than I would if I thought they viewed me as boring, unattractive, etc. — RK

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Good sense. You’ll never find me bowing down to some New Age bullshit technician based on nothing more than a fancy type face. Also, you won’t find me spending $10,000 on credit for fancy anime. Nor will I get drunk at parties. — http://www.casssowarybuttons.com <— Buttons for everyone. My blogs: http://buttonmakersball.blogspot.com <–button making http://animeg.blogspot.com <–rants on everything

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>Nor will I get drunk at parties.

Dont worry you wont get laid even if you got drunk…just kidding !!!!!! *runs and hides*

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"franco" <fra…@grex.org> wrote in message

I too would say knowledge at this point. Some runners up I suppose might be analytical ability and ability to write articulately.

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dudenephxx said > Dont worry you wont get laid even if you got drunk…just kidding !!!!!! >*runs and hides*

F you! Actually getting drunk is very dangerous for me. The more I drink, the sleepier I get, which is very dangerous. — http://www.casssowarybuttons.com <— Buttons for everyone. My blogs: http://buttonmakersball.blogspot.com <–button making http://animeg.blogspot.com <–rants on everything

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positive attitude.

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>So what is the one quality you find most appealing about yourself?

i’m like thidwick, the big-hearted moose or sam from lord of the rings… i’m a bit dim and am glunky as hell, but i’ve got a big heart that only wants to do the right thing. for example… i managed to piss off my entire family yesterday because (long story short, of course) i wouldn’t let my dad intentionally drown 5 kittens that he found in his barn. those kittens are now in my livingroom waiting for the aspca to open tommorrow. if i had to be a fictional character i would play ed norton’s role in "death to smoochy", i think. that is beauty. – k i t z – i will take you to the oracle, but first i must aporogize. http://spinning_plates.tripod.com http://www.livejournal.com/users/kitznegari

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