10 May
2000
10 May
'00
12:29 p.m.
foo <foo(a)siconic.com> wrote:
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Marvin wrote:
The example I had in my head when I wrote that was me. It's a lot
different when you can look critically at yourself and realize there's a
problem.
How many others have done so?
I will never admit that it is a sickness. We are doing a
great service to the world. Without us, the world would
fall into a worthless void. ... Wait, stop grabbing my
arms. I'll come with you when I'm finished... Sorry
about that interruption. ... No, I won't hurt my self
and I'm not a danger to anyone else... WAIT.. I ..just
want to sayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy........................
eBay is a
sickness. Those who continue to defend the prices paid for
items bought from eBay are only trying to justify in their own minds the
fact that they are spending way too much money on things they really
should not be.
Of course I will be attacked for saying all this, but then addicts do get
bolshie when confronted with the reality of the situation. :)
Anything ANYONE does can be called sick to others who have no interest nor
understanding. Look at that group of crazy people who collect old computers
... must be a bunch of sickos :).