Letterboxes EVERYWHERE!
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Started on 1999-05-06
[L-USA] Letterboxes EVERYWHERE!
From: jjp (exposto1@airmail.net) |
Date: 1999-05-06 22:09:05 UTC-05:00
>So, while I think this is a good idea, (as good as the first
>in each state/charity walk idea), I ask you to err on the side
>of caution when it comes to using parks. And, in general, I
>ask that you always consider what you put in your letterboxes.
Well, duh, Dan--of course we'll consider what we put in our letterboxes.
Sheesh. Who died and made you Dad? (I know it's hard to hear the playful
tone in that phrase, so trust me --it's there!)
I like the variety of ideas we bounce off of each other, but I think it's
important to avoid imposing too many rules on each other...that inhibits
the new and tentative boxers, don't you think?
Julie
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[L-USA] Re: Letterboxes EVERYWHERE!
From: Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-05-06 23:50:15 UTC-05:00
jjp wrote:
> Well, duh, Dan--of course we'll consider what we put in our letterboxes.
> Sheesh. Who died and made you Dad? (I know it's hard to hear the playful
> tone in that phrase, so trust me --it's there!)
>
> I like the variety of ideas we bounce off of each other, but I think it's
> important to avoid imposing too many rules on each other...that inhibits
> the new and tentative boxers, don't you think?
Yes, I think I did go overboard and have been overly cautious a couple
of
times in recent posts.
I apologize to Julie and to whoever else may have been offended.
Dan
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> Well, duh, Dan--of course we'll consider what we put in our letterboxes.
> Sheesh. Who died and made you Dad? (I know it's hard to hear the playful
> tone in that phrase, so trust me --it's there!)
>
> I like the variety of ideas we bounce off of each other, but I think it's
> important to avoid imposing too many rules on each other...that inhibits
> the new and tentative boxers, don't you think?
Yes, I think I did go overboard and have been overly cautious a couple
of
times in recent posts.
I apologize to Julie and to whoever else may have been offended.
Dan
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[L-USA] Re: Letterboxes EVERYWHERE!
From: Randy Hall (randy@mapsurfer.com) |
Date: 1999-05-07 08:27:00 UTC-04:00
> jjp wrote:
> > but I think it's important to avoid imposing too many rules on each
> > other...that inhibits the new and tentative boxers, don't you think?
>
> Yes, I think I did go overboard and have been overly cautious a couple
> of times in recent posts. I apologize to Julie and to whoever else
> may have been offended.
Apology accepted. It even affects the non-tenative boxers :-), and
goes on to much sometimes, IMHO. I am glad it worked out this way,
because I like it here and feel others enjoy what I do, and I enjoy
what I do, and I enjoy what others do (especially those Braintree
Curiousities :-)) and quite frankly, never saw myself doing anything
that did not fit in with the group was doing. :-) My attitude is
that people will seek the boxes that suit their fancy. Live and let
live.
Thanks for your time,
Randy "the mapsurfer"
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> > but I think it's important to avoid imposing too many rules on each
> > other...that inhibits the new and tentative boxers, don't you think?
>
> Yes, I think I did go overboard and have been overly cautious a couple
> of times in recent posts. I apologize to Julie and to whoever else
> may have been offended.
Apology accepted. It even affects the non-tenative boxers :-), and
goes on to much sometimes, IMHO. I am glad it worked out this way,
because I like it here and feel others enjoy what I do, and I enjoy
what I do, and I enjoy what others do (especially those Braintree
Curiousities :-)) and quite frankly, never saw myself doing anything
that did not fit in with the group was doing. :-) My attitude is
that people will seek the boxes that suit their fancy. Live and let
live.
Thanks for your time,
Randy "the mapsurfer"
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