New Year's resolutions involving ATS topics, page 1

reply to post by i.iami

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Happy New Year!!!

I noticed your posting the same post across several threads. The message is a good one, but I think repetitive posts in this manner are like spamming the board and is against the T&C. Not sure but you might check the T&C to make sure.

My ATS resolution:

I will not repeat posts across threads.

Toast!!!

Cheers!!!!

[edit on 1-1-2009 by RFBurns]

 

We know you don't do that RF. Seriously though, any resolutions?



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reply to post by RFBurns

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Those are great resolutions! Let's hope that a few other people have the same.

reply to post by Aislin

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Thanks! Happy New Year!! (another toast!)

(RFBurns is getting a bit tipsy over all these toasts!!!!)



Cheers!!!!

reply to post by Aislin

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Well...

I promised to be more chaotic this year... In the sense of creative chaos, not destructive. Cause there is going to be a lot of chaos this year and I just wanna enjoy the ride instead of being irritated by it. Somebody who has read Hakim Bey might understand what I mean...

I also promised to take these tin foil hat theories even more seriously than in 2008, especially survivalism stuff... I'm spending my new year's holiday reading survival manuals!

As well as some more mundane and personal promises I shouldn't mention here... Like being more of a workaholic, making money, getting married, and going to the gym...

Originally posted by ukuli
reply to post by Aislin

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Well...

I promised to be more chaotic this year... In the sense of creative chaos, not destructive. Cause there is going to be a lot of chaos this year and I just wanna enjoy the ride instead of being irritated by it.

Creative chaos....I love that! Enjoying the ride is a great attitude. I look forward to reading your posts as we move through 2009.

reply to post by Aislin

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Good thread. As my signature states, my resolution is to make posts to other members in the manner I would like others to address me in their posts. I'm very passionate about my convictions and will often mow right over someone with an opposing opinion without thinking. I'm also prone to getting a bit snotty or sarcastic sometimes and will be short on patience when dealing with people that come across as stubborn, ignorant, or rude. So my goal is to think about each post before submitting and to think about how I would feel if what I am posting to someone else was being posted to me.

Originally posted by AshleyD
reply to post by Aislin

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Good thread. As my signature states, my resolution is to make posts to other members in the manner I would like others to address me in their posts. I'm very passionate about my convictions and will often mow right over someone with an opposing opinion without thinking. I'm also prone to getting a bit snotty or sarcastic sometimes and will be short on patience when dealing with people that come across as stubborn, ignorant, or rude. So my goal is to think about each post before submitting and to think about how I would feel if what I am posting to someone else was being posted to me.

Ashley,

Your resolutions are good ones, also. I think I'll add yours to mine. Something else I would add is to take a few minutes to calm down before replying to an irritating post. Thanks for sharing.

Originally posted by LokMessier
I've always wondered how this type of new years resolution thing started, but meh that's probably for another topic. Don't really have one really, don't know where to start. I guess one thing I could always do is become even more peaceful towards others and such.

New Year's resolutions started with the Babylonians. It's a very old tradition and a popular one to have lasted through all this time.

NEW YEAR TRADITIONS
Other traditions of the season include the making of New Year's resolutions. That tradition also dates back to the early Babylonians. Popular modern resolutions might include the promise to lose weight or quit smoking. The early Babylonian's most popular resolution was to return borrowed farm equipment.

source

Lokmessier,

I think that being more peaceful towards others is a resolution that everyone should have. It's a perfect New Year's attitude!

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