E o que é que viu?

Nada de achatamentos, nunca foi essa a intenção, mas vou continuar a ser Chata, eu sei que sou Chata.

Um 2009 o melhor possível para si também e desejo sinceramente que continue a ter muito gozo com os seus comentários múltiplos :)

regado está

então um bom 2009: poucas chatices e achatamentos, alegrias muitas, saúde, convívio, e os votos lá em cima estão bons,

ainda há as cartas do Fernão Mendes Pinto mas estão ali ao lado que o ano ainda vai no princípio e isto é tudo com calma

Muito obrigada pelo elogio.

Tento ser.
Ser educada na linguagem e nos actos, respeitar os outros mesmo que tenham opiniões diferentes das minhas, reconhecer quando erro, enfim, ter o que considero um comportamento civico de respeito pelos outros.

E já agora, Z, já que parece perceber de psicanálise e se fizer o favor, quais são os meus medos?

Digo-lhe já que não temo que o céu me caia na cabeça. Esse não é!

A new year’s resolution: Could we be a little more polite, please?
2008 saw an increased amount of rudeness. This New Year we should try to make common courtesy rather more common.

By Michael Deacon
Last Updated: 10:36AM GMT 02 Jan 2009

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.”In overground railway stations there are now notices begging passengers not to assault train staff. In stations on the London Underground there are similar ones pleading with passengers to let others off the train first, not to push each other, not to use seats for their bags. It’s bewildering that we should need to be told these things, yet evidently we do. What’s next, “Please don’t steal”, “Please try not to kill each other”? ”
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“Go to YouTube and search for a video featuring your favourite singer. Below it, read the comments posted by other visitors to the site. Among them there’s almost certain to be an eruption of insults based on the singer’s character, intelligence, gender, sexuality, nationality or religion. Other visitors, more often than not, will have leapt to the singer’s defence – usually by posting messages insulting the original visitor’s character, intelligence, gender, sexuality, nationality or religion. On the internet, people now feel at liberty to taunt others in a way they’d never dare do in person – or so you’d hope, anyway. ”
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“More than a million members of Facebook have joined a group on the website, called “I Secretly Want to Punch Slow Walking People in the Back of the Head”. ”
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“Let’s try to look at it in a more positive way. The less that we have, maybe the more we’ll realise the importance of manners, of thoughtfulness, of common decency. In a time of pessimism, that would be one thing to hope for. As life gets crueller, perhaps we’ll get kinder. ”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/4046188/A-new-years-resolution-Could-we-be-a-little-more-polite-please.html