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To: Vendome

of interest ping (actually I was just looking for a post to insert my new tagline!)


2 posted on 02/25/2014 6:45:14 AM PST by Shimmer1 (Life is way too wonderful and short to waste time with people who donÂ’t treat you right.)
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To: Shimmer1

I dig yer tag line.

Damned Straight.

Quick life lesson from your Uncle Vendome.

Most people know this but can’t put their finger on it or understand how to frame it and say directly:

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“No one wants their time wasted or to be taken advantage of”

I’ll leave it to you for pondering the details of that.

I hate having my wasted or being taken advantage of.

To be sure, I have been late for things but, I don’t have the habit of being late.

Those who do inform us, by their consistent action, they view themselves as more important than others and/or are just plain consciously careless with others time.

Same for people who drone on and on. Wasting my time and taking advantage of me for the sole purpose of hearing themselves and usually it indicates a complete incompetence of their knowledge and ability about what to do next.

They actually derive a sense of self importance if they spend aggravating amounts of time engaging someone and think that time was valuable.

It’s not and demonstrates an inability to be careful with others time and makes work so much order than it needs to be.

Or

Having chumps constantly allude to a promise over and over and over again but, never actually crossing the road to complete their implied benefit to you.

I could go and am talking about no one in particular.


10 posted on 02/25/2014 10:18:13 AM PST by Vendome (Don't take life so seriously-you won't live through it anyway-Enjoy Yourself ala Louis Prima)
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