why then a depression

It's kind of a depressing to google and read things.
Where I go is where All seems a powergame of a power struggles.
and
I found out
that
there are only
dozen more or less.
I am glad that I am a illiterate.

eoygeo wrote:
> It's kind of a depressing to google and read things.
> Where I go is where All seems a powergame of a power struggles.
> and
> I found out
> that
> there are only
> dozen more or less.
> I am glad that I am a illiterate.
>
my last trip to the dentist was worse than your last trip to the dentist

eoygeo wrote:
> It's kind of a depressing to google and read things.
> Where I go is where All seems a powergame of a power struggles.
> and
> I found out
> that
> there are only
> dozen more or less.
> I am glad that I am a illiterate.

I know what you mean about reading old posts on Google... I do it
all the time, as If ASD was a drama, a soap opera... but what's the
point? what good does it do to read and reread old posts all the
time???


-"Jordy"

"eoygeo" <eoygeo@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1162244423.460553.60110@k70g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...

> It's kind of a depressing to google and read things.
> Where I go is where All seems a powergame of a power struggles.
> and
> I found out
> that
> there are only
> dozen more or less.
> I am glad that I am a illiterate.

I'm sorry you're feeling badly about this. Perhaps you should take a break
from reading Google posts that make you depressed. At least for a little
while and focus on something more positive. There may be something of a
language barrier, but you're not illiterate. Unless you're using the word
differently than I would, I don't think it qualifies you as illiterate.
Besides, I understand just about everything you write now. There has been a
huge improvement in your writing since you first came here and you
communicate your thoughts and ideas in the most wonderful way. I suspect
you're a little like me in that you think in pictures. I say this because
sometimes when you describe something I can see it too in my mind's eye. I
just love your posts in ASD and I hope you won't let whatever is bothering
you right now stop you from sharing your words with me.

--
Rhi