Re: RC: Fwd: Endure the flames

[sharp penny <penelope_75647@yahoo.com>]

  I totally agree with Howard...(should I be
scared???)
One of the things I love about RC is the passionate
difference of opions. Just because I may not agree
with a poster dosn't mean I'm right or they are wrong.
There are a multitude of ways to skin the proverbial
cat and I want to know all of them. After all nothing
is absolute or works in all situations..when the way I
approach something fails me I like knowing there are
other options available. It's from ya'll that I learn
what works, what dosn't and why. The first place I
always turn to are you ridecampers! It's a shame some
people take things soooo personally..they are really
missing alot of good info. It's fun when the posters
personalities shine through..kinda like reading a very
good book and getting to know the characters! (I can't
wait for when Howards novel of all this is
published...hope I get an autographed copy!)

Penny & Daisy
Texas 





--- Howard4567@aol.com wrote:
>  
> 

> ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 
> From: Howard4567@aol.com
> Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 15:35:12 EDT
> Subject: Endure the flames
> To: ridecamp@endurane.net
> 
> In a message dated 4/10/01 12:28:19 PM Eastern
> Daylight Time, 
> lizfield@jeffnet.org writes:
> 
> > I continue to subscribe to this list because of
> the
> >  valuable info, and always hope that the flaming
> will stop.
> >  Liz 
> 
> I don't think it ever will.  Endurance riders are
> strong willed people and 
> have strong convictions about certain things.  One
> of the unfortunate things 
> about the internet is that some paragraphs written
> can take on a whole 
> different meaning than the writer originally
> intended.  You don't get to hear 
> the voice inflection or see that the person is
> actually smiling as they write 
> their biting remarks.  Humor comes in all shapes and
> sizes and even the best 
> intentions can be misconstrued, by some.
> 
> Sometimes I think that surviving here, on ride camp,
> is tougher than doing a 
> 50 mile endurance ride with pouring down rain and
> cold temperatures.  Maybe, 
> even a hundred, although I hope I never see that
> pain.  Anyway, I think this 
> might be a good thing.  I know receiving tons of
> hate mail has made me quite 
> a bit tougher, and for that, I thank Ridecamp.  As I
> keep telling the wife, 
> during our training sessions, endurance is one tough
> sport.  I hope endurance 
> and ridecamp never change.
> 
> cya,
> Howard (I'm going to a ride this weekend; and I
> don't even have to leave the 
> state)
> 
> cya,
> Howard
> 


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