Success of cross- cultural realtionships

[curt]

... in response to Wrong again cbf....n/t, posted by Ray on Jan 29, 2001

nt

[Ray]

... in response to Wrong again?  I only asked you to show w..., posted by curt on Jan 29, 2001

:-)

[curt]

... in response to I never mentioned that post, did I?  n/t, posted by Ray on Jan 29, 2001

Post by Ray:

[Ray]

... in response to I was responding to Ray (see below), posted by curt on Jan 29, 2001

:-)

[curt]

... in response to You're in the wrong thread...n/t, posted by Ray on Jan 29, 2001

since you left the original thread FIRST!

[Jimbos]

... in response to Wrong again?  I only asked you to show w..., posted by curt on Jan 29, 2001

..not Ray.  I got who's/whose mixed up.  I wasn't drinking either (I don't drink) - it was just a tired brain after a long day of work.

Now cbf, have you been drinking?  It appears you have gotten me and Ray mixed up.  Come to think of it, didn't Harry sometimes get me and Ray mixed up....?

Jim

[curt]

... in response to That was me..., posted by Jimbos on Jan 29, 2001

Ray criticized my use of Who's/Whose in another thread.

[Ray]

... in response to That was me..., posted by Jimbos on Jan 29, 2001

Jimbo,

That’s OK, it’s a very common mistake. Even our new Spelling and Grammar Sheriff has trouble with that one :-)

Ray

[curt]

... in response to Re: That was you?, posted by Ray on Jan 30, 2001

see that I was responding to YOUR post.  You have a hard time being right if you are always wrong.

[curt]

... in response to Success of cross- cultural realtionships, posted by madmal on Jan 28, 2001

In your post only a few days ago you say you are not in a position to say much about married life.  Now you are the expert?

[curt]

... in response to Success of cross- cultural realtionships, posted by madmal on Jan 28, 2001

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[Andy(original)]

... in response to Success of cross- cultural realtionships, posted by madmal on Jan 28, 2001

Mal,

>I don't think anyone can refute the statistics that show
>that cross-cultural relationships tend to be very
>successful. The divorce rate is somewhere between two and
>five times less than same culture marriages in the western
>world, depending on which study you are quoting.

It sounds like You have read atleast some of the studies...

I have been looking for these much quoted studies since the DOJ report, and I would very much like You to tell me where to find these studies... The studies that I have managed to get hold of, were absolute c*ap from a researchers viewpoint.

Did You pull them off the web, or did You get them through the mail?

regards,

[Dave H]

... in response to Success of cross- cultural realtionships, posted by madmal on Jan 28, 2001

N/T

[mal]

... in response to Success of cross- cultural realtionships, posted by madmal on Jan 28, 2001

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