No, I actually drove to the premises a few times t...

2009-11-11T01:08:02.803+09:00

No, I actually drove to the premises a few times to deal with the matter in a civil manner. You're assuming I didn't. The guy held my hand for a long time, and assured me he wanted to preserve a good relationship. Then they shortchanged me. Sorry if someone benefits financially from your work and then refuse to discuss it, that's dishonest, or to use a better work - bullshitting. By the way, who the fuck are you Wayne.

Interesting story. It just amazes me that when som...

2009-11-10T15:47:24.261+09:00

Interesting story. It just amazes me that when something bad happens in SA we somehow have the urge to go public with the act as appose to solving it in a civil manner. We threaten and believe that being the agressor makes it better.

this makes you no better than the person you are describing to be the offender. maybe you have a bit of a self image problem being so upset about someone critising your work.

Let me tell you a littel story of Bruce Lee. He was hired to play the part in aclassic movie as a taxi driver. When he arrived on the set he was quickly identified as being the asin help and one of the actors being very rude to him instructed him by saying "hey boy go and pick up the actors and crew from the hotel" He was in fact the lead actor at the time. being unable to drive he quickly went to the director and asked if he would assist. the director had a go at the other actor for not recocnising Bruce Lee. When Bruce was asked later if he was offended by this act he simply replied "If I got offended and upset, I wouldn't be Bruce Lee"

Confidence in your work shines through in the way you handle the challenges and not the punches you throw.

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