i gotta learn to read more carefully....i really thought you meant "Sure
Mydnight, you *can* talk in psycho-babble now with your BS"--
the BS meaning B_ _ _ Sh_ _ ! AND MS meaning "More SH _ _".
egads, my mind is in the gutter, so slap me!
I guess you gotta have those periods in there.


Michael Plant wrote:
> 7/12/05
>
>
>> heh.
>>
>> I can already talk in psycho-babble with my B.S. in Psychology. I
>> can't wait to get my Masters so I can talk in a completely different
>> language!
>
> Sure Mydnight, you *can* talk in psycho-babble now with your BS, but
> most readers of self-help books will undertstand you; with an MS,
> nobody will understand you at all except of course other "masters,"
> which is the point. What do "BS," "MS," and "Ph.D" stand for?
> hehhehheh.
>
> Michael
>
> I'm about to embark upon a "Tall Mountain" (according to the label),
> BLC-like, tea of rough largish leaf, if indeed BLC it's trying to be.
> Waiting for the water to cool a bit further before introducing it to
> tea.
>
> M