CCS supplies and International travel - Page 7

> lucretia borgia wrote:
>
>> opined:
>>
>>
>>> On Oct 31, 2:38 pm, mir...@actcom.co.il (Mirjam Bruck-Cohen) wrote:
>>>
>>>> Susan
>>>> Do we know each other enough ? that you call me honey?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Honey, I didn't see anybody being disresptful -- just folks making
>>>>> light of a bad situation.
>>>>
>>>>> You want disrespect? 3 years ago I flew from Tennessee to Ontario
>>>>> California. I (unknowingly) got on the airplane with not one, but
>>>>> *THREE* pocket knives in my carry-on luggage, and the airport
>>>>> screeners *never* saw them!
>>>>
>>>> Tough luck ,,, or maybe you should pray and thank God that there were
>>>> no terrorists with you ....
>>>> as to direspect ? how many of you ever had to do a Checker`s job ???
>>>> Only those who ever did !!! can understand the complixety of it ,,
>>>> mirjam
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Susan
>>>
>>> It's a Southern Thing. Sorry if it offend you.
>>>
>>> Susan
>>
>>
>> Susan, you have no need whatsoever to apologize.
>
> Indeed, anyone who lived in Boston for any length of time should have
> gotten used to being referred to as "hon" or "honey."
>
> Elizabeth

> lucretia borgia wrote:
>
>> opined:
>>> On Oct 31, 2:38 pm, mir...@actcom.co.il (Mirjam Bruck-Cohen) wrote:
>>>> Susan
>>>> Do we know each other enough ? that you call me honey?
>>>>> Honey, I didn't see anybody being disresptful -- just folks making
>>>>> light of a bad situation.
>>>>> You want disrespect? 3 years ago I flew from Tennessee to Ontario
>>>>> California. I (unknowingly) got on the airplane with not one, but
>>>>> *THREE* pocket knives in my carry-on luggage, and the airport
>>>>> screeners *never* saw them!
>>>> Tough luck ,,, or maybe you should pray and thank God that there were
>>>> no terrorists with you ....
>>>> as to direspect ? how many of you ever had to do a Checker`s job ???
>>>> Only those who ever did !!! can understand the complixety of it ,,
>>>> mirjam
>>>>> Susan
>>> It's a Southern Thing. Sorry if it offend you.
>>> Susan
>> Susan, you have no need whatsoever to apologize.
>
> Indeed, anyone who lived in Boston for any length of time should have
> gotten used to being referred to as "hon" or "honey."
>
> Elizabeth

>Dr. Brat wrote:
>> lucretia borgia wrote:
>>
>>> opined:
>>>> On Oct 31, 2:38 pm, mir...@actcom.co.il (Mirjam Bruck-Cohen) wrote:
>>>>> Susan
>>>>> Do we know each other enough ? that you call me honey?
>>>>>> Honey, I didn't see anybody being disresptful -- just folks making
>>>>>> light of a bad situation.
>>>>>> You want disrespect? 3 years ago I flew from Tennessee to Ontario
>>>>>> California. I (unknowingly) got on the airplane with not one, but
>>>>>> *THREE* pocket knives in my carry-on luggage, and the airport
>>>>>> screeners *never* saw them!
>>>>> Tough luck ,,, or maybe you should pray and thank God that there were
>>>>> no terrorists with you ....
>>>>> as to direspect ? how many of you ever had to do a Checker`s job ???
>>>>> Only those who ever did !!! can understand the complixety of it ,,
>>>>> mirjam
>>>>>> Susan
>>>> It's a Southern Thing. Sorry if it offend you.
>>>> Susan
>>> Susan, you have no need whatsoever to apologize.
>>
>> Indeed, anyone who lived in Boston for any length of time should have
>> gotten used to being referred to as "hon" or "honey."
>>
>> Elizabeth
>A Maryland friend of ours lover to tell the story of a business
>acquaintance visiting from Germany. The fellow spoke excellent English,
>but, of course, was not up on idiom.
>After a while of being called "Hon" by the waitress, he was quite upset
>and said in German "Why is she calling me a Hun?" After our friend
>stopped laughing he explained the usage,and that the waitress was not
>trying to insult him.
>MargW

> Dr. Brat wrote:
>> lucretia borgia wrote:
>>
>>> opined:
>>>
>>>
>>>> On Oct 31, 2:38 pm, mir...@actcom.co.il (Mirjam Bruck-Cohen) wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Susan
>>>>> Do we know each other enough ? that you call me honey?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Honey, I didn't see anybody being disresptful -- just folks making
>>>>>> light of a bad situation.
>>>>>
>>>>>> You want disrespect? 3 years ago I flew from Tennessee to Ontario
>>>>>> California. I (unknowingly) got on the airplane with not one, but
>>>>>> *THREE* pocket knives in my carry-on luggage, and the airport
>>>>>> screeners *never* saw them!
>>>>>
>>>>> Tough luck ,,, or maybe you should pray and thank God that there were
>>>>> no terrorists with you ....
>>>>> as to direspect ? how many of you ever had to do a Checker`s job ???
>>>>> Only those who ever did !!! can understand the complixety of it ,,
>>>>> mirjam
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Susan
>>>>
>>>> It's a Southern Thing. Sorry if it offend you.
>>>>
>>>> Susan
>>>
>>>
>>> Susan, you have no need whatsoever to apologize.
>>
>> Indeed, anyone who lived in Boston for any length of time should have
>> gotten used to being referred to as "hon" or "honey."
>>
>> Elizabeth
>
>
> A Maryland friend of ours lover to tell the story of a business
> acquaintance visiting from Germany. The fellow spoke excellent English,
> but, of course, was not up on idiom.
>
> After a while of being called "Hon" by the waitress, he was quite upset
> and said in German "Why is she calling me a Hun?" After our friend
> stopped laughing he explained the usage,and that the waitress was not
> trying to insult him.
>
>
> MargW