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Sarah, I think that as long as you’re here, mister q will not get a bum rap.

One of several admirable characteristics about you is that you stick up for friends.

Don’t get swell-headed, as you seem to be a very complex character, full of positive and negative characteristics?? That is not meant as an insult, but a sort of compliment. At least,…[Read more]

jn

I had cbt.

It’s good in some ways, but they have found that it’s got weaknesses.

It’s not the cure-all it was once thought.

I’ll say more if needed.

wish you well.

I’m sorry to hear about that, JN.

Is the therapy cbt, or something else?

Alain de Botton is the guy I was trying to remember.

What an annoying a-hole.

He calls himself a Christian atheist LOLOLOL RATF

makes a financial killing out of little feel-good aphorisms about life, love and ageing.

There’s always a market for that sort of middlebrow crap.

alaindebotton.com/

There’s a lot of money to be made, mister q, if…[Read more]

Alain de Botton is the guy I was trying to remember.

What an annoying a-hole.

He calls himself a Christian atheist LOLOLOL RATF

makes a financial killing out of little feel-good aphorisms about life, love and ageing.

There’s always a market for that sort of crap.

alaindebotton.com/

There’s a lot of money to be made, mister q, if you get your…[Read more]

Alain de Botton is the guy I was trying to remember.

What an annoying a-hole.

He calls himself a Christian atheist LOLOLOL RATF

makes a financial killing out of little feel-good aphorisms about life, love and ageing.

There’s always a market for that sort of crap.

alaindebotton.com/

There’s a lot of money to be made, mister q, if you get your…[Read more]

Alain de Botton is the guy I was trying to remember.

What an annoying a-hole.

He calls himself a Christian atheist LOLOLOL RATF

makes a financial killing out of little feel-good aphorisms about life, love and ageing.

There’s always a market for that sort of crap.

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There’s a lot of money to be made, mister q, if you…[Read more]

You obviously don’t care about checking your facts.

It doesn’t take much to do, and it shows a certain minimal respect for people. Mistakes can be made, but just writing down anything and leaving it at that leaves a sense of great unreliability.

I assume you don’t have a similar slapdash approach to your financial work?

I’m busy searching my…[Read more]

You obviously don’t care about checking your facts.

It doesn’t take much to do, and it shows a certain minimal respect for people. Mistakes can be made, but just writing down anything and leaving it at that leaves a sense of great unreliability.

I assume you don’t have a similar slapdash approach to your financial work?

I am busy searching my…[Read more]

I’m sure I’ve come across some guy who continually makes faux-profound statements like this.

Some French guy..Bouton or something like that.

I’m trying to remember his name.

The difference being that he checked his facts when he quoted people.

dwat!!

fooled again!!!

I had to google this.

I didn’t think Shakespeare had ever written this, but I goggled in order to check.

And he didn’t.

Apparently it was first used in this form by an irish novelist called Margaret Wolfe Hungerford in a novel called Molly Bawn in 1878.

No, I’ve never heard of her either.

Never mind, mister q.

You can’t get them right all of…[Read more]

The men behave themselves.

I think Ang only appears here now and again to pour her righteous scorn on everyone for coming here. She doesn’t seem to have anything else to say.

In the Great Depression in the 1930s, unemployed men would sell apples on the street to try to scrape together some pennies.

I guess apple women must be the female…[Read more]