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Re: play on
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lugnet.color
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Fri, 21 May 2004 15:20:06 GMT
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In lugnet.color, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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In lugnet.color, Leonard Hoffman wrote:
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everyone step aside as we get to see the founder of lugnet act like a child!
whoo-wee!
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You say that like its a bad thing.
But being childlike in our approach to life can be very very good, you know.
As long as whats meant by childlike is that sense of wonder, the openness to
new ideas, desire for having fun and for constructive play, and that general
joy of being alive that a happy, well adjusted child exhibits.
Ive seen our founder when hes like that. Its a state I aspire to myself.
We all should, in my view.
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snip
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Seek your own answers. They are out there to be found.
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hehe!
actually, this was a non-photoshop job! Done with a piece of white
sticky-backed paper and a sharpie! (Probably explains why the A ist an e...)
Anyway, it was done in good fun...so dont take it seriously, folks!
I like the first part of Larrys comments...being able to think like a child
(where no rules exist) can also be very refreshing...case in point...I was at a
McDonalds with my 2 year old little brother...I made him look outside (at an
imaginary bird), and snuck a cookie. I tried it again--he wasnt fooled...but
he did pick up the bag of cookies, covering the opening...and then looked
outside for that bird again...outwitted by a two year old....certainly teaches
you to think outside the box, doesnt it? (primarily because 2 year-olds have
no box to think inside...)
Scott
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| (...) You say that like it's a bad thing. But being childlike in our approach to life can be very very good, you know. As long as what's meant by childlike is that sense of wonder, the openness to new ideas, desire for having fun and for (...) (21 years ago, 21-May-04, to lugnet.color, FTX)
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