Don White wrote:
"Dan" intrceptor@gmaildotcom wrote in message
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Dan wrote:
Don White wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
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When I commented on responding to Harry's posts, it was this kind of
thing
that causes my attitude:

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On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:41:30 -0400, HK wrote:


It's either *here* for Dingy Dan or hanging out in the men's room at
the
airport, hoping to "get lucky."

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Of course, a response may be, "Well, that's just Harry. Other than a
few
posts like that he's a really interesting and neat guy."

Right. And he'll keep it up as long as folks say, "Well, that's just
Harry."

No response necessary.
--
John H

John... why worry about Dan.... he's more than a willing participant in
the foolishness that goes on here.


Does that make you a troll, Dopey Don?
Hmmm... more crickets

Now you're patting yourself on the back for your own posts?? Pathetic!
Dopey Dan indeed!



You can't resist, can you? It's clear why your adult child lives at
home. It's a shame he didn't have a better role model.

"Dan" intrceptor@gmaildotcom wrote in message
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You can't resist, can you? It's clear why your adult child lives at home.
It's a shame he didn't have a better role model.


You know, I look at it as a compliment. Your kids (if you have any) would
probably be scheming to get away from you from Jr high on...
My son doesn't seem to mind the old man's company....we share meals, a beer
etc. I hope we still maintain a reasonably close relationship when he
does move out, get married, whatever.

Don White wrote:
"Dan" intrceptor@gmaildotcom wrote in message
.. .
You can't resist, can you? It's clear why your adult child lives at home.
It's a shame he didn't have a better role model.


You know, I look at it as a compliment. Your kids (if you have any) would
probably be scheming to get away from you from Jr high on...
My son doesn't seem to mind the old man's company....we share meals, a beer
etc. I hope we still maintain a reasonably close relationship when he
does move out, get married, whatever.



Believe what you want but you already said he was *lazy*. He tolerates
your company while he gets cheap room and board. Maybe by Canadian
standards he's too young to leave the nest.

"Don White" wrote in message
...

"Dan" intrceptor@gmaildotcom wrote in message
.. .

You can't resist, can you? It's clear why your adult child lives at
home. It's a shame he didn't have a better role model.


You know, I look at it as a compliment. Your kids (if you have any)
would probably be scheming to get away from you from Jr high on...
My son doesn't seem to mind the old man's company....we share meals, a
beer etc. I hope we still maintain a reasonably close relationship when
he does move out, get married, whatever.


I look at it as a kid who has learned the work ethic. Both my kids got jobs
after university, and one started her own business. They like us and like
us to visit. Youngest, bought a condo near the beach in Santa Monica at 25
years old. Maybe the kid, should be forced to get a job.