Re: Fwd: #1 culture, thought, & social psychology

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So now I know why Funk Shway is growing so popular in this country. (ok I

know the spellings all twisted there but I like it that way. Watched

Japanese building a bridge with it's principles and they were worried about

the position of the bathrooms in relation to harmonics of the bridge hence

Funk Shway [PBS]) .

Now Pete am I to take it that Americans are alone here, as they were one of

the subjects of the study, or is this a general indictment on western

civilization. I'd be interested in what the results would have been with

European communities. Would they perhaps, have commented on the clarity of

the water?

Perhaps the Americans concentrated on the fish due to the immense popularity

of Fishing in this country.

> Fwd: #1 culture, thought, & social psychology

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> >Louise Maxfield

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[Guest guest]

Couldn't resist one more comment here. When they say Americans to which

were they referring? Blacks, Northern, North Eastern, North Western, South

East, Mid Western, South West, Western, Alaskan, Hawaiian, Puerto Ricans,

Guamanians, (Insert 48 other states here) Whites Indians, Mexicans, Cubans,

Polish, Swedes, Scots, Brits (ooops forgot wasn't supposed to mention them)

and that's just for starters. Were they first, second, third etc etc

generation immigrants?

Pick the most isolated corner of the world and it's represented here. I'm

going to assume they were WASP's. Which would mean their backgrounds

are....

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> > >Louise Maxfield

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[Guest guest]

in minnesota i am applauding, stamping my feet and whistling. it's

just a little well deserved recognition for a post well written, mr.

arroyo.

judith

> Couldn't resist one more comment here. When they say Americans to

which were they referring? Blacks, Northern, North Eastern, North

Western, South East, Mid Western, South West, Western, Alaskan,

Hawaiian, Puerto Ricans, Guamanians, (Insert 48 other states here)

Whites Indians, Mexicans, Cubans, Polish, Swedes, Scots, Brits

(ooops

forgot wasn't supposed to mention them) and that's just for starters.

Were they first, second, third etc etc generation immigrants?

>

> Pick the most isolated corner of the world and it's represented

here. I'm going to assume they were WASP's. Which would mean their

backgrounds are....

[Guest guest]

Sir, Madam, my Lords, Ladeez, and fellow Bonnie Prince Charlies, Welsh

people, and similar alike, et al., et al.,

As a member state of Dr Fenderson's Greater British Empire (join now at

http://totl.net/GBE/), I wish to declare my neutrality in the face of any

implications these posts may hold for Anglo-American relations. A mere

coinincidence of names should not be taken to suggest any connection

whatever between Fenderson's GBE and the former British Empire of Great

Britain, (Commonwealth, etc., q.v.). It is, any fule know, all Canada's

fault anyway. Count me out. My GBE republic is dedicated only to the

extinction of stepNazis anywhere.

Oh thay can you thee by the dawn's early light . . .

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>Subject: Re: Fwd: #1 culture, thought, & social psychology

>Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2000 17:14:44 -0000

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>in minnesota i am applauding, stamping my feet and whistling. it's

>just a little well deserved recognition for a post well written, mr.

>arroyo.

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>judith

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> > Couldn't resist one more comment here. When they say Americans to

>which were they referring? Blacks, Northern, North Eastern, North

>Western, South East, Mid Western, South West, Western, Alaskan,

>Hawaiian, Puerto Ricans, Guamanians, (Insert 48 other states here)

>Whites Indians, Mexicans, Cubans, Polish, Swedes, Scots, Brits

>(ooops

>forgot wasn't supposed to mention them) and that's just for starters.

> Were they first, second, third etc etc generation immigrants?

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> > Pick the most isolated corner of the world and it's represented

>here. I'm going to assume they were WASP's. Which would mean their

>backgrounds are....

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Feng Shui???

> So now I know why Funk Shway is growing so popular in this country.

(ok I

> know the spellings all twisted there but I like it that way.

Watched

> Japanese building a bridge with it's principles and they were

worried about

> the position of the bathrooms in relation to harmonics of the

bridge

hence

> Funk Shway [PBS]) .

>

> Now Pete am I to take it that Americans are alone here, as they

were

one of

> the subjects of the study, or is this a general indictment on

western

> civilization. I'd be interested in what the results would have

been

with

> European communities. Would they perhaps, have commented on the

clarity of

> the water?

>

> Perhaps the Americans concentrated on the fish due to the immense

popularity

> of Fishing in this country.

>

>

> > Fwd: #1 culture, thought, & social

psychology

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> >

> > >

> > >I am posting this news article in 2 parts

> > >Louise Maxfield

> >

[Guest guest]

from this point forward you shall be known as Switzerland.

judith

> Sir, Madam, my Lords, Ladeez, and fellow Bonnie Prince Charlies,

Welsh

> people, and similar alike, et al., et al.,

>

> As a member state of Dr Fenderson's Greater British Empire (join

now

at

> http://totl.net/GBE/), I wish to declare my neutrality in the face

of any

> implications these posts may hold for Anglo-American relations. A

mere

> coinincidence of names should not be taken to suggest any

connection

> whatever between Fenderson's GBE and the former British Empire of

Great

> Britain, (Commonwealth, etc., q.v.). It is, any fule know, all

Canada's

> fault anyway. Count me out. My GBE republic is dedicated only to

the

> extinction of stepNazis anywhere.

>

> Oh thay can you thee by the dawn's early light . . .

>

> .

[Guest guest]

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> Feng Shui???

hey , I feel safe replying for here: yes.

judith, still waiting your 15 minutes of fame on Jeopardy (that was

the show you were going to be on, right?)

[Guest guest]

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> Now Pete am I to take it that Americans are alone here, as they were

one of the subjects of the study, or is this a general indictment on

western civilization. I'd be interested in what the results would

have been with European communities. Would they perhaps, have

commented on the clarity of the water?

Chose a good time to fwd that didnt I?

I dont express a view myself - I just thought it was of interest.

P.