Re: and now that yall prolly think I'm nuts

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At 11:27 AM 12/15/2005, Serena Pridgen wrote:

>Me either paula .. especially since just small chit

>chat is so hard for me... I don't like it.. it should

>have a point.. even the weather has a point.. if there

>is an ice storm coming, but if its... wow it was warm

>in (wherever) it gets to me .. quickly.

If you can wade through it, " Games People Play " by Berne might be

helpful. I still don't particularly participate in it, but I found it

useful to help me understand what was going on, and to find my own way of

joining in the " fun " .

Z

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lol Zola.. i'm a Russian studies major w/ a

concentration of literature.. if i could wade through

crime and punishment, I'm pretty sure I can ge through

that.

--- Zola wrote:

> At 11:27 AM 12/15/2005, Serena Pridgen wrote:

> >Me either paula .. especially since just small chit

> >chat is so hard for me... I don't like it.. it

> should

> >have a point.. even the weather has a point.. if

> there

> >is an ice storm coming, but if its... wow it was

> warm

> >in (wherever) it gets to me .. quickly.

>

> If you can wade through it, " Games People Play " by

> Berne might be

> helpful. I still don't particularly participate in

> it, but I found it

> useful to help me understand what was going on, and

> to find my own way of

> joining in the " fun " .

>

> Z

>

>

> INTP

> Generation X

> 68.44181% - Geek Goddess

>

> Merry Heaven's Day! Visit http://www.savebigo.com

> and find out how you can

> win the Gift of Big O!

>

>

>

>

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Alain

Snakes scare a lot of people. I handled them from a

young age and got comfortable w/ them, at that age

when I still had no fear about anything.

Serena

--- Alain Toussaint

wrote:

> > I love snakes..

>

> is it just me or snakes scare the living hell outta

> me ?

>

> Alain

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You might want to look for a two-volume set of books I read a while back,

" The Medical Detectives. " Fellow (French name I forget) who used to write

a column for one of the Chicago papers IIRC, about medical forensics and

various medical mysteries that came up, mostly in the U.S.

Each article starts with a medical mystery, goes through the history

behind it, and tells the story about how they found out what they found

out. Interesting stuff, some of it kinda scary.

I original discovered his work through a smaller book called " Eleven Blue

Men. " The title story there was a rather bizarre incident from back in

the 1930's or so. I won't spoil it for you, though. ;-)

On 12 Dec 2005, Jane Meyerding commented:

> My reading tends to be eclectic, but certain strands reoccur. For

> example, here are two other blubs from my book page:

>

> Killer Smog, by Wise (Rand McNally, 1968). Engrossing account

> of the lethal 1952 " smog incident " in London. Includes an overview of

> the several centuries' worth of bureaucratic waffling that made it

> all possible.

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