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In a message dated 3/25/2005 7:57:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Cjoi@... writes:

> But DH's PhD is in math.

well i suppose I really should have made exceptions for those engineering and

math PhD types...my apologies to any normal people PhD types.

cindi

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In a message dated 3/25/2005 7:57:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Cjoi@... writes:

> But DH's PhD is in math.

well i suppose I really should have made exceptions for those engineering and

math PhD types...my apologies to any normal people PhD types.

cindi

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In a message dated 3/25/2005 7:57:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Cjoi@... writes:

> But DH's PhD is in math.

well i suppose I really should have made exceptions for those engineering and

math PhD types...my apologies to any normal people PhD types.

cindi

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Egad! -

I chuckle or laugh out loud at almost every one of your posts! (Except the

poignant ones.) I guess my post did sound a bit ominous, huh? Helping me doesn't

actually have dire consequences, I think you are safe even while you are on your

holiday into dangerous family territory without internet contact. I showed DH

and he laughed out loud at your reply, too! He's another rare exception to

Cindi's right-on assessment of PhDs. [Cindi, you're right, though, most PhDs are

PITA (esp. psychologists who are impressed with their own titles).] But DH's

PhD is in math. Everyone calls him by his first name (except DD) -or people who

only know of his work. He was a Regents' Scholar in New York, so he does know

his stuff and a lot of everyone else's stuff to go with it! Not a mean bone in

his body.

Still, it's a good thing he has me to give him perspective and common sense, and

to relieve him of the awesome responsibility of that remote control.

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----- Original Message -----

From: Ross, R

I certainly hope you haven't found me to be helpful! :-)

-- prr

" Mateosian " Cjoi@...>

Like many of the mysterious " helpers " who have helped to save me only

to vanish. For example, both radiologists died within 6 months of

finding my tumor.

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[Guest guest]

Yes, I think the smartest ones (PhDs) are smart enough to have a little

humility.

LOL

BTW, the super intelligent person lacking social skills is my DD. Very very

very

indicative of Asperger's or something with the unfortunately misleading name

of Nonverbal Learning Disabilty. Both describe my very lonely kiddo. Both,

unfortunately often born of hypothyroid moms with autoimmune diseases.

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----- Original Message -----

From: Kerry

I have to apologize for what I said about PhD's and

common sense, everyone seems to have an

exception...LOL

In my own experience, which is limited at best, the

one super intelligent person I have come across

couldn't function socially at all, and basically had

to be hand held at every social function.argh.

Thankfully he moved 3,000 miles away is now someone

else's problem. Now if I could just get the remote out

of my youngest daughter's hand, we would almost have

world peace!

Kerry

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Cindi-

Now you've really made me laugh! True DH is humble and kind but who said

anything about " normal " ?! ROTFLMBO!

....C

my apologies to any normal people PhD types.

cindi