Dear Josh Narins:
You wrote: Mike, We all have problems. Mine is constructive criticism. Yours is writing. No offense. -Josh I reply: Judging from the above, I'd say that another problem that you have is saying what you mean. You mean that I haven't offended you? Good. Presumably you're trying to tell me what your problem and my problem are, but I have to admit that I don't understand what you're saying. If "no offense" means that I shouldn't be offended, don't worry. When there's no comprehension of a letter's meaning, there's no offense taken. However, my time is limited, and so, though I'm not offended, it would be better to not send me e-mail that is as unclear in meaning as the one that you've just sent to me. If you're saying that you don't like my writing, then I point out that I don't write to please everyone. Maybe you disagree with the content, or maybe you believe that you could have said it better. Fine. Say it better. But don't waste my time by writing to me to tell me that you don't like my writing style. Apparently my writing is an important enough problem to you to cause you to take the time to write to me about it. But don't waste my time about your problem with my writing. Mike Ossipoff _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
