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And I'm very sorry to hear that you're sick of having to post the same thing over and over again.
But @Monsieur_Aubergine mentioned frustration, so let me also take this opportunity to suggest something to anyone here who might feel frustrated (and this is not directed at anyone in particular) :
Frustration can cause you to have little patience, and this may show up in social occasions, say, on a discussion forum on the internet. You may become exasperated at anyone who doesn't think along the same lines as you, regardless of whether they've said anything wrong or not.
A simple way to overcome this is to step away from the internet for a short while. Then, meet someone who you're VERY fond of (and who might just be fond of you too). Maybe meet them at a cafe, or a park on a nice day, or go to the cinema together to watch an intellectually stimulating film.
Get into a discussion with this person that you're VERY fond of. Share a few laughs. Compliment the way their hair looks, the colour of their eyes and how nice they smell today (be genuine with these compliments, of course). Then, you might find that the two of you will be holding hands. You might find this makes you feel good internally and the feelings of frustration brought on by those degenerates on that internet discussion forum will slip away before you know it.
If things go well, you and your friend (that you're VERY fond of) might begin hugging and kissing and seeing each other more regularly. And who knows what might happen after that? You might, just might, find yourself in bed with this friend (that you're VERY fond of) and, believe me, that can be a lot of fun.
Later on, you'll probably be walking around with a huge smile on your face. Should you return to the internet discussion forum that was causing you such grief beforehand, you just might find yourself thinking "You know, normally I'd be lambasting these incompetent juveniles for discussing things without proper evidence. But instead, I'm gonna sit back and recall that fantastic time in bed with that friend that I'm VERY fond of. Gosh, life is grand!"
Hope this helps
:)
I, for one am not bothered whether I see the conference live or not. I'll see it when fate wants me to see it.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-11-03/time-for-change-gmt-could-be-history/3617226
Indeed, what a disgrace. I'd rather be in 2008, at least we had a stream then!
In all, they spent about 10 minutes with the conference. Even the BBC had something for a few minutes - not a lot though, they went back to Greece very sharply.
;-)