New Year Resolutions... ???
Thursday, December 26, 2002 by @shu | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
What is your New Year Resolution and how long do you think it will last?
I'd like to have the honour of going first. Let me see:
Lose some weight? Nah. That won't last a minute, will be broken by 12:01 a.m. January 1st, 2003

Maybe, learn to prepare better wallpapers and be one of the top authors... Maybe next year.
Start using Bryce, that would warm the cockles of JM's heart, wouldn't it JM?
Here goes nothing.
My New Year resolution is to be more responsive to the comments on this site. I'd post one response to every comment I get.
Howzzat??
Season's Greetings to all!!!
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Reply #5 Thursday, December 26, 2002 12:01 PM
Also, the resolution doesn't start until the 1st of Jan, and New Year resolutions are meant to be broken

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If not, please send me pictures afterwards.
Let me share a positive thought, perhaps appropriate for this time of year. The problems that we face, war, hunger, poverty, disease, have been around forever. But our ability to solve them has never been greater!
Peace.

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Reply #12 Thursday, December 26, 2002 1:30 PM
But the conflicts you are talking about have been inherited from our forefathers. Generations of hate and discrimination cannot be wiped out in a day, month, year, decade or even a century. To achieve the kind of world you are dreaming about my friend may take another millennium, atleast. The only thing we can hope for is that the present generation does not start another conflict and leave a disaster trail for the yet unborn. And not propogate and stoke anger in the name of nationalism, religion or as in the case of the USA, fear of losing the 'American way of life'.
But maybe even you should forget reality and rejoice in the festivities. Even if for a week, people show that they haven't lost what is called 'humanity'.
Enjoy the day, my friend, and I hope that the day that you paint flowers will come in your lifetime and mine.
Reply #13 Thursday, December 26, 2002 1:34 PM
But...until recently a man in the Netherlands and a man in America couldn't exchange thoughts and images over the internet. When we do exchange those thoughts, we learn that we have more in common than is different. It is hard to hate someone that you chat with.

To teach hate, you must first teach abstraction. It is easier to hate a race or a people than to hate one person that you know. Before modern communications, how many people could you know? And how far away from you could they live? Could any of them say "Look at my desktop?"
That is progress.

Reply #15 Thursday, December 26, 2002 1:41 PM
We tend to hate people who are different than us, who tend to destroy our way of life, our beliefs. But the advancement in technology has shown us that people all over the world have more or less the same needs, dreams and aspirations. The percentage of similarity is higher than dissimilarity, the common denominator has moved up several notches due to technology.
Maybe, we can look forward to a conflict-free future, i.e. a future where there are no haves and have-nots.

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