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13-12-2006, 02:26 PM
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Can anyone recommend a distance learning course?
Cat(h) wrote: For the record. I am here to talk about gardening, and am utterly unimpressed with two (for it does take two) supposedly adult people who cannot have a difference of opinion without resorting to bitchy retorts a 5-year old would find childish, and are patently devoid of the most basic humility required to recognise when they get it wrong. To me, this reflects equally poorly on both protagonists, and has certainly influenced me in deciding whose comments to read, and whose to ignore. I felt I had to make this comment just so silence is not assimilated to support for one or other equally unimpressive party. FWIW Cat(h) You are quite right - I apologise for offending you. |
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