Re: a modern sorrow
James J Rovira (jrovira@juno.com)
Fri, 04 Jun 1999 18:13:58 -0400 (EDT)
I was going to say two thing here in response to an earlier post on this
thread:
1. If I was Thor, I'd be pretty annoyed.
2. Thor, when I read your original post I thought you said you were
celebrating the breakup of your marriage too :) Just a diction thing...
Jim
On Thu, 03 Jun 1999 22:24:35 -0700 (PDT) Thor Cameron
<my_colours@hotmail.com> writes:
>WHO THE HELL IS TALKING ABOUT CELEBRATING THE BREAKUP OF A FAMILY?
>
>A year ago, I got a divorce. This past weekend, I had a few friends
>over
>for beers & burgers. I was sharing this experience in one sentence,
>wishing
>you all well on your holidays, too. Then Scottie got holier-than-thou
>on
>me.
>
>IT WAS A HOLIDAY. WE HAD A COOKOUT. Is there some law that says since
>I'm
>divorced, I can never have a picnic or laughs with friends ever again?
>
>JESUS, WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?????
>
>Scottie, Camille, please reserve your self-righteous, judgemental
>comments
>for situations where you actually know what's going on. Oh, and by
>the way,
>lighten up. You two must be a goddamned laugh riot at paties.
>
>a very distusted Thor
>
>>I have to agree with Scottie that there is something fundamentally
>>sorrowful about being joyful about the breaking up of a family.
>>
>>Camille
>
>
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