steve25805

I have often had similar problems....it is so much easier to say what you mean when you type and can give yourself as much time as you need to think before clicking send. Real time conversations are much harder. It is too easy to say things in the wrong way, to omit vital bits of information, or just not to articulate yourself very well and to get side tracked down off topic directions. Real time conversation tends to be something I cannot do and tend to avoid. You need to be relaxed in whatever company you are in to have any hope of being able to have a sensible conversation that is neit

I remember reading many years ago about a man whose wife was having an affair and decided to leave him. In despair he attempted to end it all by jumping out of a high rise window. Yet by some fluke he landed on his wife who happened to be walking by at the time, killed her and survived himself. Sometimes you do have to wonder if God or any other type of supreme being has a twistedly dark sense of humour.

As someone who reads a lot about World War 2 I read about what must surely have been the unluckiest guy, a Japanese civilian. He was in Hiroshima when the atomic bomb was dropped, survived, and was evacuated to Nagasaki where the second one was dropped three days later. The only man in history to have suffered two atomic bomb attacks. Mind you, since he survived both perhaps he is the luckiest man alive (though 1945 was a long time ago so he is probably actually dead by now anyway, lol).