Re: religion-

[Guest guest]

> > Very true, but all I asked was that people put in the subject line

> that they are talking about religion...I always read the subject

line

> before reading the actual email so if I see a subject line that says

> " religion " in it I am going to immedialtly delete it without reading

> it. If I see an email with something in it like " Re: about me(OT) "

> and I start reading it and it has religion in it then I am going to

> be upset because I didn't want to read it. The point is that I

> don't want to even start reading something about religion and if I

> open an email that doesn't say it has religion in it then I can't

> ignore it since I have already started reading it. But I have no

> problem in deleteing an email before I have read it if it something

I

> am not interested in reading it as long as I know what is in the

> email.

> >

> >

> > MGTFD

> > Re: religion

> >

> >

> > Folks there are going to be posts on any email list that someone

> isn't

> > interested in.

> > There are some messages that come through that have absolutely

> nothing to

> > do with the subject line. Yet, you don't know it until you read

> the

> > message. We all have different interests and find different

things

> > offensive or not interesting. So where do you draw the line?

Most

> people

> > just ignore what they don't want to read and delete it.

> >

> >

I was not going to say anything in this discussion, because I figure

there is enough fuel on the fire, so to speak! I was just really

fascinated to learn that you folow the wiccan religion(is that the

right way of saying it?) I have heard a little bit about it and was

interested in hearing a little bit about it, if you don't mind

telling me?

Thanks,

Angie M

[Guest guest]

Angie,

I would be happy to discuss wicca with you...however, I have about

200 posts to catch up with and a busy weekend ahead. If I don't get

back to you on this soon, please remind me...ok?

;-)

F

> > > Very true, but all I asked was that people put in the subject

line

> > that they are talking about religion...I always read the subject

> line

> > before reading the actual email so if I see a subject line that

says

> > " religion " in it I am going to immedialtly delete it without

reading

> > it. If I see an email with something in it like " Re: about me

(OT) "

> > and I start reading it and it has religion in it then I am going

to

> > be upset because I didn't want to read it. The point is that I

> > don't want to even start reading something about religion and if I

> > open an email that doesn't say it has religion in it then I can't

> > ignore it since I have already started reading it. But I have no

> > problem in deleteing an email before I have read it if it

something

> I

> > am not interested in reading it as long as I know what is in the

> > email.

> > >

> > >

> > > MGTFD

> > > Re: religion

> > >

> > >

> > > Folks there are going to be posts on any email list that

someone

> > isn't

> > > interested in.

> > > There are some messages that come through that have absolutely

> > nothing to

> > > do with the subject line. Yet, you don't know it until you

read

> > the

> > > message. We all have different interests and find different

> things

> > > offensive or not interesting. So where do you draw the line?

> Most

> > people

> > > just ignore what they don't want to read and delete it.

> > >

> > >

>

> I was not going to say anything in this discussion, because I

figure

> there is enough fuel on the fire, so to speak! I was just really

> fascinated to learn that you folow the wiccan religion(is that the

> right way of saying it?) I have heard a little bit about it and was

> interested in hearing a little bit about it, if you don't mind

> telling me?

>

> Thanks,

> Angie M