There's more to life than....

[Pete E]

... in response to Pete, you don't know the structure of , posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 27, 2005

Aaron,
I was talking timeshares in general,you said you bought a  timeshare.I suspect thats pretty much what you have.Remember the other rule,good deals don't find you offering you all sorts of goodies,you find them.I will continue to advise anyone I ever come in contact with to avoid any form of timeshare.Their ability to make the deal look good is far beyond alot of peoples ability to figure it out.I don't know exactly what you have.I suspect its anything but a good deal.Basically buy any form of timeshare your financial IQ is pushing zero.But lets just drop it,other people are as warned as I can do here.
But why not just respond directly to the timeshare issue without the personal attacks?
Whats the comment about proffesional goals being sidetracked  by women and immature men? I admit I made lots of mistakes in my personal life.Thats not a sucker deal,as in being sold something of little value for alot of money.Its a mistake in a personal choice.And I have certainly warned people a whole lot more about that here than this timeshare deal.
If you actually get in the game instead of just talking about it you might make a few mistakes yourself.

Pete

[chicagojohn]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005

[This message has been edited by chicagojohn]

are you really an american female that just hates American men? Because your self righteousness and know it all attitude reminds me so much of what I see in American feminazis. Your post just wreaks of being a man hater.

This above post and others by you could only have been written by a bitter women. I just don't see it in normal men, educated or not, that I have known.

[Neil]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005

[This message has been edited by Neil]

Quote    "Allot of these guys are 10, 20, 30, and maybe even 40 years older than I am, but they're still playing high school games chasing this girl and that girl, acting like they're looking for wives. GET REAL !!! "

Sometime people who love fishing will "catch and release."  The fun can be in the chase, not in the kill.  Maybe you did not date much in high school, but I enjoyed the dates and had fun.

If I or you are not ready to settle down and make a commitment, or we have not found the one that will enable us to make a sincere commitment, then it is not fair to the girl nor to us to get married.  It will only lead to a divorce.  This is real, man.

You also used the term "intellectually stimulating".  This is sad.  If you want a women who is intellectually stimulating, go check out a librarian!  We want women who can dance, laugh, produce beautiful babies and smile at us when we wake up in the morning.  You have been fed a crock of caca if you think "intellectually stimulating" is the first thing you are looking for in a woman!  

YOU NEED TO GET REAL!  Whatever you are a doctor of, it must be something strange, like Ph.D in Ornithology.

Listen to the little brain before you listen to the big brain!

[Kiltboy1]

... in response to I AM REAL!, posted by Neil on Feb 26, 2005

I have had a lot of fun fishing in Colombia. They got great Marlin there. LOL

[doombug]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005

As an aside, I wonder if your Doc friends would think any less of you if they discovered that you were belittling us perverted mental patients...

[thundernco]

... in response to You've just violated the Hypocritical Oa..., posted by doombug on Feb 26, 2005

He doesn't habe to worry about the Hippocratic oath, he has a Ph.D. in Psycholgy not an M.D. and is a classic example of an educated idiot.  Not taking anything away from  my Ph.D. and M.D. colleagues, it just goes to show that with perseverance any idiot can get an advanced degree. -TNC

[Fuzzyone]

... in response to Re: You've just violated the Hypocritica..., posted by thundernco on Feb 27, 2005

Remember he just wrote a $40,000. paper for doctors that was not even spelled
right so he must be doing something right. I forgot he ran the whole show too.

[Malandro]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005

that is when I think about more profound subjects than prostitutes and models.  Like beer and whiskey for example.

[jim c]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005

Well you are at least consistant. That is to say contrary, divisive, juvenile and self righteous. Now you are supposedly rich as well. Well Doctor you are still a legend in you own mind, but in most of ours', basically a neurotic pain in the ass. Do you understand my Michigan english. Why don't you go away again and get some life experience under your belt and maybe in your shorts as well. jimc

[kented]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005

...is why does such a successful, highly paid (and arrogant) physician, such as yourself, would waste his time trying to educate us lowlifes.  

Most of the people on this board are either here to learn or have a lot of personal experiences to share with everyone.  I have had questions answered, learned from the insights and experiences of these members and appreciate being able to share one or two of my experiences.  

The anoynimity of the Internet is your best friend.  You can create your own income and insult people you don't know.  This is not the behavior of successful individuals.

[soltero]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005

Aaron, to each his own. I for one, am looking for a wife, but that doesn't mean that I feel that I am on a crusade and everyone else is just fornicating and painting themselves to howl at the moon. I understand that you are a serious person and don't want this process to be tarnished or diminished in some way, but everyone's road to happiness is different. Live and let live...

[pablo]

... in response to There's more to life than...., posted by Dr Aaron on Feb 25, 2005


This thread should be entertaining.  Aaron, I see you're back to being tactful.  Tell us how ya really feel. Lol

P.S.  BTW, excuse the spelling correction but it's "a lot".