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» pink101 - 100 Ways To End A Conversation

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There has to be a hundred ways to end a conversation.
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One is to get up and to leave the room.
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Two is to change the subject.
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Three is to just dismiss any of the conversants.
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Four is to demand participation.
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Five is to ...
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Any suggestions?
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-- posted by pink101

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» pink101 - Being Dismissive

In response to 100 Ways To End A Conversation posted by pink101:
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I'm asking that the practice of putting down any thread as being nonsense, silly, or with the use of any other dismissive commentary be discontinued. If one doesn't like the idea presented in any thread, it would be best if they were to just ignore it. Or if they would start another thread more appropriate to their thinking.
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Coming into a thread any other person starts and making dismissive statements about it or in using such words as silly and nonsense to ridicule the ideas involved is highly disrespectful.
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Such practices should be discouraged by the host.
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-- posted by pink101

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» _Boanerges_ - Being Dismissive

In response to Being Dismissive posted by pink101:

Actually, if you would simply answer questions to your statements and quite wasting time concentrating on useless off topic subjects, such as the individual, etc. you might find that you could actually have a conversation. I do dismiss those who speak and speak and speak, but never say anything, nor prove it for that matter. All is fair in love and war.. (or.. so they say anyway)...

So.. shape up!.... and maybe you wouldn't have these problems, which, seem to occur only to you.. and no one else... (which is only us anyway)...

-- posted by _Boanerges_

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