01-30-2014, 11:25 AM
CN and aussie have proven to me once and for all that they are indeed superior people and brilliant minds, alone or as a pair. Solid as a rock emotionally and "authentic" as all hell, too. Not to mention quick as a whip.
It only had to be surmised by others that it's a cultural difference several times seriously and via a few mock posts before aussie shared her enlightening realization "maybe it's cultural" in regard to the practice of taking food home for personal consumption. And, while it's also been stated that nobody looks down on what she chooses to do or not to do several times, she continues to chastise others for their personal choices and cultural perspectives and offer lessons in generosity, whilst simultaneously preaching against snobbery. She's truly special.
CN's razor sharp, as well. It only took days for him to switch from bashing the homeless and the cities where people routinely informally and formally assist them (rather than treating them as eyesores who dirty up the place, as CN originally characterized them) to positioning himself as an "altruistic" giver (his favorite word - which he apparently takes liberty with when applying to himself), a tireless advocate, and an expert when it comes to the homeless in America. Slick and subtle and truly believable, no doubt.
I vow to give serious consideration to CN's preachings about how to formally help the homeless in San Francisco. Due to his expertise and because he's one who clearly reads and comprehends posts with ease, it's possible that he may have a point in suggesting that volunteering at the food bank and shelters - which serve millions of meals a year with the help of the restaurant and grocery donors all across the city - is not a wide-reaching enough effort. I'm gonna let that wisdom sink in.
LOL. Whether intentionally obtuse or just naturally arrogant and uninformed ... doesn't matter to me. A sincere tribute "LOL" is in order to Ms. Pollo Loco and the self-proclaimed "altruistic bad guy". The king and queen of the backpedal (but nobody else notices it, I'm sure).
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It only had to be surmised by others that it's a cultural difference several times seriously and via a few mock posts before aussie shared her enlightening realization "maybe it's cultural" in regard to the practice of taking food home for personal consumption. And, while it's also been stated that nobody looks down on what she chooses to do or not to do several times, she continues to chastise others for their personal choices and cultural perspectives and offer lessons in generosity, whilst simultaneously preaching against snobbery. She's truly special.
CN's razor sharp, as well. It only took days for him to switch from bashing the homeless and the cities where people routinely informally and formally assist them (rather than treating them as eyesores who dirty up the place, as CN originally characterized them) to positioning himself as an "altruistic" giver (his favorite word - which he apparently takes liberty with when applying to himself), a tireless advocate, and an expert when it comes to the homeless in America. Slick and subtle and truly believable, no doubt.
I vow to give serious consideration to CN's preachings about how to formally help the homeless in San Francisco. Due to his expertise and because he's one who clearly reads and comprehends posts with ease, it's possible that he may have a point in suggesting that volunteering at the food bank and shelters - which serve millions of meals a year with the help of the restaurant and grocery donors all across the city - is not a wide-reaching enough effort. I'm gonna let that wisdom sink in.
LOL. Whether intentionally obtuse or just naturally arrogant and uninformed ... doesn't matter to me. A sincere tribute "LOL" is in order to Ms. Pollo Loco and the self-proclaimed "altruistic bad guy". The king and queen of the backpedal (but nobody else notices it, I'm sure).