RE: self crediting debt

I respectfully disagree, Daniel.
I was responding to Scottie who asserted that one cannot have class without
age. Class is a measurement of character, regardless of age. Class is, to
refute your analogy, much more useful and meaningful than chalking one's
hands. A more appropriate analogy might be comparing class to a full
toolbox as opposed to the man who only has a hammer. And, remember, if your
only tool is a hammer, then all problems appear to be nails.
tina

>Tina, class and age are overrated but the young without class have no
>perspective and the old without class have no excuses but if you aren't
>worried about making excuses, what does it matter?
>Class is like chalking your hands for a better grip but unchalked hands
>aren't that much less tacky just maybe more sweaty.
>Daniel
>
>
>Class is who you are, regardless of age. The two simple can't be compared.
>
>We all know young people with class and "mature" adults with none. We also
>all have known people who gained class with age and people who lost it with
>age. The two have nothing to do with each other.
>tina
>
> >Scottie, the Brits (excluding Ireland for now) do indeed need class for
> >without it all that bombastity would be too hilarious, on second thought,
> >maybe a caste system like India, I think would suit "Snobbery, stupidity,
> >and buggery. - "in a tiff" tina" since so much skill in distinction has
> >been
> >demonstrated. We Americans are just fine being a little bit below and
> >possibly behind you Brits allowing us an opportunity to keep a watchful
> >eye,
> >and it saves that eye from the view of all those lovely British smiles.
> >Daniel
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > '... Woolf was a snob ...'
> >
> > This is not the first time Tina has tuttutted Virginia.
> > Which puzzles me. For reasons that I can't now
> > quite place, I'd come to assume she was a fellow Brit.
> > And as we all know, snobbery - in much the same way
> > as honour, courage, integrity & humour - runs through
> > the English character as consistently as the word
> > BRIGHTON runs through a piece of sugar stick.
> > That subtle appreciation of the distinctions between
> > the classes is, after all, one of the facilities that sets us
> > just that little bit above the Americans.
> >
> > It's true that the young have no class but a reluctance
> > to publish before thirty could just as easily identify
> > an insecure prole as a serenely confident toff.
> >
> > Scottie B.
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