08-25-2003, 08:20 AM
Hi Mav!
Now i was ready to give a slash and burn reply to ur posting, but then i read my friend Bowman's posting and that calmed me down. This friend of mine always has that "cooling effect" on me! So a more mellow answer is as follows
First of all, i think u did not even bother to read Waqas and my posting either carefully or did not understand what we are saying at all. The first could be the result of watching too many B-rated movies like T-3s(they shorten your attention span to minutes) and the second symptom points to a bigger problemlack of ability to comprehend.
My dear, in his posting, Waqas pointed "the problems" in first 8 lines and suggested the solutions in next 5 lines. In fact, the word
"suggestion" appears in line 12 of his posting.
My posting was not at all relating to problems of railways but to the historical perspective on this old institute. So if u have any ambition to be a successful accountant, here is what i "suggest"
1. Increase your attention span. A good start is to stop watching those third rate movies meant for empty brains.
2. Start improving ur comprehensive. Read things many times over if u don't get it first time.
3. It is better to remain silent and let others assume you are a fool, instead of saying something and remove their doubts.
4. You cann't impress people by throwing a lot of questions their way with an attitutde. I read a lot of your postings, they copy questions from text book without showing u have any understanding of the subject matter.
<b>Now if you follow my above prescription, i assure you a successful career in accounting field, otherwise, be ready for becoming a glorified book-keeper for rest of your life
GOO EDUCATION BREEDS GOOD ATTITUDE!
</b>
Edited by - Pervez on Aug 25 2003 034436 AM
Now i was ready to give a slash and burn reply to ur posting, but then i read my friend Bowman's posting and that calmed me down. This friend of mine always has that "cooling effect" on me! So a more mellow answer is as follows
First of all, i think u did not even bother to read Waqas and my posting either carefully or did not understand what we are saying at all. The first could be the result of watching too many B-rated movies like T-3s(they shorten your attention span to minutes) and the second symptom points to a bigger problemlack of ability to comprehend.
My dear, in his posting, Waqas pointed "the problems" in first 8 lines and suggested the solutions in next 5 lines. In fact, the word
"suggestion" appears in line 12 of his posting.
My posting was not at all relating to problems of railways but to the historical perspective on this old institute. So if u have any ambition to be a successful accountant, here is what i "suggest"
1. Increase your attention span. A good start is to stop watching those third rate movies meant for empty brains.
2. Start improving ur comprehensive. Read things many times over if u don't get it first time.
3. It is better to remain silent and let others assume you are a fool, instead of saying something and remove their doubts.
4. You cann't impress people by throwing a lot of questions their way with an attitutde. I read a lot of your postings, they copy questions from text book without showing u have any understanding of the subject matter.
<b>Now if you follow my above prescription, i assure you a successful career in accounting field, otherwise, be ready for becoming a glorified book-keeper for rest of your life
GOO EDUCATION BREEDS GOOD ATTITUDE!
</b>
Edited by - Pervez on Aug 25 2003 034436 AM
