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Oh yeah? Is something going to happen?

Wait and see.

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Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:

Oh yeah? Is something going to happen?

Wait and see.

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Oh, wait and see is it? Wait and see for what? The Y2K crash, or the
ebola virus, or peak oil, global terrorism etc? Are you one of those
goofballs that sits around convinced something terrible is right around
the corner? If you're so good and have so much insight into the
future, play the stocks and make some money. While you are "waiting
and seeing" the rest of us are going to move on with our lives.

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Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:

Oh yeah? Is something going to happen?

Wait and see.

Oh, wait and see is it? Wait and see for what? The Y2K crash, or the
ebola virus, or peak oil, global terrorism etc? [...]

*laughing* My first thought was, he's talking about you getting
married, having three kids, and afterwards being too broke to fly :-)

Kev

Kev writes:

*laughing* My first thought was, he's talking about you getting
married, having three kids, and afterwards being too broke to fly :-)

Only one of many possibilities.

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Oh, wait and see is it? Wait and see for what? The Y2K crash, or the
ebola virus, or peak oil, global terrorism etc?

Time will tell. The one sure thing in the world is change.

Are you one of those goofballs that sits around convinced something
terrible is right around the corner?

No.

If you're so good and have so much insight into the future, play
the stocks and make some money.

Stay away from the stock market.

While you are "waiting and seeing" the rest of us are going to
move on with our lives.

Sometimes our lives move in unforeseen directions.

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Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:

Oh, wait and see is it? Wait and see for what? The Y2K crash, or the
ebola virus, or peak oil, global terrorism etc?

Time will tell. The one sure thing in the world is change.


Yep, things never go as planned - I agree. But as long as one keeps
working toward their goals, the change seems to be for the better.

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 19:50:20 -0800, sam.trask wrote:

Yep, things never go as planned - I agree.

What if one plans for plans not going as planned?

Andrew Gideon wrote:
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 19:50:20 -0800, sam.trask wrote:

Yep, things never go as planned - I agree.

What if one plans for plans not going as planned?

Then everything will run as planned. It is truly the exception that proves
the rule.

Andrew Gideon wrote:
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 19:50:20 -0800, sam.trask wrote:

Yep, things never go as planned - I agree.

What if one plans for plans not going as planned?

Then one will have a miserable life - at least I would!

I am happiest when I have significant goals that I am working towards.
I've always had something, whether it be working towards my engineering
degree a few years ago, or a certain job, etc. Currently it's a career
in aviation. So far the way I've gone about obtaining those goals did
not go exactly as planned (which is usually not a bad thing
surprisingly enough). For the most part been able to accompolish all
of my goals, even if the journey taken was not at planned.

There was a point a few years ago after I graduated college and began
working. It was kind of like what now? I'd accompolished my major
goals and didn't really have anything major I was working towards. I
was pretty unhappy until I figured out why.