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"alright" vs "all right" #16 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 1:24 am   "alright" vs "all right"		  
Haihao wrote:
Jamie (K) wrote:
People prone to being priggish tend to find more reasons to be still more priggish the older they get. However, I know people in their 20s who've got 'em all beat.


Age before beauty, eh? Very Happy

Foolishness is never confined to just one generation.
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"alright" vs "all right" #17 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 1:43 am   "alright" vs "all right"		  
Jamie (K) wrote:
Foolishness is never confined to just one generation.


I am sorry but what do you mean, Jamie? Smile
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"alright" vs "all right" #18 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 1:47 am   "alright" vs "all right"		  
I meant exactly what I said. Fools exist in all generations.
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"alright" vs "all right" #19 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 2:04 am   "alright" vs "all right"		  
I think foolishness also exists in every human being. Could anyone see himself/herself free of foolishness? Sometimes foolishness could even be very attractive.
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"alright" vs "all right" #20 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 11:50 am   "alright" vs "all right"		  
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I know people in their 20s who've got 'em all beat.


As I said before, you know a person or persons for every occasion, Jamie.
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"alright" vs "all right" #21 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 11:51 am   "alright" vs "all right"		  
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Jamie (K) wrote:
Age before beauty, eh? Very Happy

Foolishness is never confined to just one generation.


But foolishness when young can be much more fun.
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"alright" vs "all right" #22 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 12:36 pm   "alright" vs "all right"		  
Molly wrote:
But foolishness when young can be much more fun.


I agree. I wish I could enjoy the same foolishness and fun as I get older. But I think I would be the last one who wishes to keep himself out of the range of foolishness. Would you then call me a man poor in spirit? (I'm kidding) Very Happy
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"alright" vs "all right" #23 (permalink) Sat May 24, 2008 13:35 pm   "alright" vs "all right"		  
I think you guys are getting foolishness and fun mixed up. Fun can seem foolish, but it's not. Foolishness is often definitely not fun, especially when it lands you in jail or results in some government policy that screws up people's lives.
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