Originally Posted by Nightshade

I figure it this way....I only treat people as well as they treat me or as I expected to be treated in return, if they treat me rudely then they get treated the same way, if they treat me kindly then I return the kindness.

It really has nothing at all to do with the amount of money they do or don't posess because the last thing I do is ask what their wallet looks like. Anyone can dress up in what looks like a very expensive suit or have nice clothes in their closet and still be broke as a joke.

You have to give respect to get respect....its just that simple sometimes.

Originally Posted by Nightshade

I figure it this way....I only treat people as well as they treat me or as I expected to be treated in return, if they treat me rudely then they get treated the same way, if they treat me kindly then I return the kindness.

It really has nothing at all to do with the amount of money they do or don't posess because the last thing I do is ask what their wallet looks like. Anyone can dress up in what looks like a very expensive suit or have nice clothes in their closet and still be broke as a joke.

You have to give respect to get respect....its just that simple sometimes.

Originally Posted by +!r0d

i thought this would make for good insight

:rick:

Originally Posted by DelSolGirl

:eh:

do you know what the word "insight" means?

Originally Posted by +!r0d

this???

insight

n 1: clear or deep perception of a situation [syn: penetration] 2: a feeling of understanding [syn: perceptiveness, perceptivity] 3: the clear (and often sudden) understanding of a complex situation [syn: brainstorm, brainwave] 4: grasping the inner nature of things intuitively [syn: sixth sense]

:thinking:

Originally Posted by Nightshade

Yes that is the dictionary definition but comprehension of the word and its useage is quite another matter.

Besides usually when people use that word they say something like, "I thought this would be an insightful conversation" or "I thought this would give me some insight as to what you thought."

Something along those lines;)

Originally Posted by Nightshade

Yes that is the dictionary definition but comprehension of the word and its useage is quite another matter.

Besides usually when people use that word they say something like, "I thought this would be an insightful conversation" or "I thought this would give me some insight as to what you thought."

Something along those lines;)

Originally Posted by +!r0d

it was made for good insight

opinions expressed arent those held by the origiinator of the topic, aka, ME :fawk:

but it made for good insight, as you alll have shared ;)