Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 16:28:53 02/23/05
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On February 23, 2005 at 18:49:23, Ed Schröder wrote: >Say I would ask for your salary and you just want to be polite with me and give >me an evading answer, would you consider yourself lying? I would simply tell you if was none of your business what my salary is. That is between me and the government who kills me with taxes. I wouldn't make up some excuse. Nor would I be polite regarding that evasive of a question. > >Bottom line is that people don't have an obligation to answer unsolicited >questions. To draw conclusions from an evading answer is not only unfair but >most often just plain wrong. > >Ed I asked if they would like to play in the CCT. Nothing more, nothing less. A simple no would have sufficed. There is no reason to say your preparing for an event that you aren't even attending.. Maybe they meant _next_ year's event. Dear god.. maybe I was wrong... Or maybe you just shouldn't reply again. Peter
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