Subject: FULL AGREEMENT
I am in full agreement with you!! Keep up the good work.
RFO40
RFO40,
I have to say a more eloquent letter I have
not received. You are in complete agreement with everything that has
EVER been said to date on this website. That is undeniably the most
incompetent and careless statement in the entire world. The opinions
placed on this website have ranged from a suggestion to kill all old
people to George Bush being strung up on a cross to the musings of
a world renowned web columnist on the different colours of ketchup
to the abolition of all religion.
Which of the past year-plus worth of opinions
do you support?
Or are you the most loyal fan who supports all while committing to
none?
RFO40 I can tell you have a hard time making
your mind up. You are allowed and actually encouraged to have your
own opinions. It helps you grow as a person, allows you to meet more
people and will probably get you out of your parents basement.
Here is a quick lesson in how to nurture your
own opinions in this topsy turvey world:
1. Pay more attention to the world outside
of the video games you play and the movies you watch. Stop going to
comic conventions every weekend and go to a museum. Pick up a newspaper;
tune the channel to a local news station or CNN. Stay away from MSNBC,
the most skewed of all news channels. Since you probably spend most
of your time on the internet, head on over to yellowtimes.org and
check out the view from some seriously opinionated and paranoid minds.
2. Speak to people. I know this is a hard one. I know, baby steps
are the only way you will be able to conquer this step. Start by asking
your parents how their day went and work your way up to saying something
to people at your work, besides flipping out on their lack of belief
that Kevin Smith is a god among men.
3. Go outside. I can't stress this enough. Outside is wonderful! Sit
on a bench and observe life for a while. Get on the local transit
system and ride it from one end to the other. The realness is amazing
to take in.
4. Get some friends, ones that don't go by the names Neo, Whompa_One
and Bilbo_Baggins. I am sure the ones you have are wonderful and invigorating
to you. But there is nothing wrong with expanding your relationship
base. You may even get a b/f or g/f (that's boyfriend or girlfriend).
These steps will help you develop your own
opinions on the world. Your opinions may be as insignificant as your
favourite colour of ketchup to the current political situation in
Burma. Whether they are heady, politically charged or just plain weird-interesting,
having any is a good thing. I charge you with an endeavor, go out
and perform some of the steps above. Write your opinions (not someone
else's) back to me. I guarantee they will be published, there is nothing
like a protégé.
Be better, try harder.
Dr. Know