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Have You Ever?

#1

Have you ever consumed a few alcoholic beverages and then sent a
message to a Group on the Internet that later on, the next day, when
you are sober, you are embarrassed to read? You would like to word it
in a different way, perhaps clarify it, and so on, but it is too
late.

I have done the above, and I know that some others have too. Thus, I
have learned not to react too strongly to a message until I read many
messages from the same person.

Sorry this comment is not specifically about Video Poker, but I have
experienced it is relevant to all Groups, including VP Groups.

E

#2

mubowor wrote:

Have you ever consumed a few alcoholic beverages and then sent a
message to a Group on the Internet that later on, the next day, when
you are sober, you are embarrassed to read?

Hell, some of my best posts are written when I'm looped ...

- H.

#3

Have you ever consumed a few alcoholic beverages and then sent a
message to a Group on the Internet that later on, the next day,

when

you are sober, you are embarrassed to read? >

Have done one better while not drinking:

I accidently included my Pastor while e-mailing some Mature Pictures
to my buddies. I was sober at the time so it was a good reason to
consume a few adult beverages after I realized it.

Today's Tip: Seperate your e-mail accounts.

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#4

Have you ever consumed a few alcoholic beverages and then sent a
message to a Group on the Internet that later on, the next day,

when

you are sober, you are embarrassed to read? You would like to word

it

in a different way, perhaps clarify it, and so on, but it is too
late.

I have done the above, and I know that some others have too. Thus,

I

have learned not to react too strongly to a message until I read

many

messages from the same person.

Sorry this comment is not specifically about Video Poker, but I

have

experienced it is relevant to all Groups, including VP Groups.

E

Straight or blah-hah'd it's not a good idea to commit something to
writing (or speech for that matter) when you're experiencing strong
emotion. It's been my experience that you frequently regret the
communication. Chill out and wait before pressing the SEND button.

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#5

Hello,

Even when sober I've said or done things I regret.

David K

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----- Original Message -----
  From: mubowor
  To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
  Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 11:29 AM
  Subject: [vpFREE] Have You Ever?

  Have you ever consumed a few alcoholic beverages and then sent a
  message to a Group on the Internet that later on, the next day, when
  you are sober, you are embarrassed to read? You would like to word it
  in a different way, perhaps clarify it, and so on, but it is too
  late.

  I have done the above, and I know that some others have too. Thus, I
  have learned not to react too strongly to a message until I read many
  messages from the same person.

  Sorry this comment is not specifically about Video Poker, but I have
  experienced it is relevant to all Groups, including VP Groups.

  E

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#6

I think you qualify for one of the Southwest Commercials. LOL............I can only assume that you sat back in disbelief................However, I think we are all probably guilty, I know I am. I am still laughing (Not at you of course).

The world according to Dave !!!!!!

Have you ever consumed a few alcoholic beverages and then sent a
message to a Group on the Internet that later on, the next day,

when

you are sober, you are embarrassed to read? >

Have done one better while not drinking:

I accidently included my Pastor while e-mailing some Mature Pictures
to my buddies. I was sober at the time so it was a good reason to
consume a few adult beverages after I realized it.

Today's Tip: Seperate your e-mail accounts.

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