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29-08-16, 23:11
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Little like talking to my son
Hi Lionel
Your question and the resulting thread reminds me of talking with my son who is a philosophy professor, when we talk about philosophy I reminded him to talk at the introductory class level, for me. When he calls because he can't get his car to run or the lawn mower to start we talk with photos and diagrams. Just different points of reference, but he enjoys driving the CMPs. My kids friends get a kick out of how my daughter will fix plow truck over the phone with me, cell phone cameras are great. They laugh at her calling her dad, until the truck starts, an she points out that I'm cheaper and quicker than the motor club. Cheers Phil Cheers Phil
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29-08-16, 23:22
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Phil, I can relate to that. I have a son who is doing his masters in energy management. (he works as a consultant) and another son studying mechatronics. I used to teach them stuff. Now I listen and try to understand.
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01-09-16, 01:46
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G'day Lynn, There are at least two fantastic imports from New Zealand - Mainland Vintage Cheese. Also one Horace Romano Harré. "Rom" Harré was born in Apiti, in northern Manawatu, near Palmerston North, New Zealand in 1927.  Oh BTW Harré is one of the founders of the Social Constructionism - Realist movement that I prescribe to academic discipline wise . No I will inflict no more torture on any one from this point on. If anyone is interested here is Rom's Wiki-bio ....Accessed September 1st 2016 from, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horace_Romano_Harr%C3%A9 Kind Regards Lionel
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01-09-16, 04:09
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Well Lionel, just reading about him makes my head hurt. This is a track I never expected to look along on MLU. Indeed the road less traveled. I think I will turn back while I remember the way.
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01-09-16, 04:52
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Hello All,
Well have a look at this description ... The Sergeants' Mess ... This forum for general discussion on topics past, present and future which don't seem to fit anywhere else. ... have I misunderstood its intent?  Kind Regards Lionel
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