Stupid Morning Questions

I agre maybe we onely let peeple who have name wit less then 10 letter.  Darth is geniius from what I reed of his posts.
Mr. Basgeiiusdlgddaaie Stevenasiiallmnop.
PS Gess I do not qualify.  Find link to the left for infomation of Six Simga.

We never ceased to be amazed at how a hand-full of the frequent posters (on this site) seemingly go out of their way to stereotype and degrade other contributors, especially those individuals that are not US citizens and/or are not fully fluent in English. 
 
Obviously, the offending posters are deliberately promoting an ugly form of human prejudice.  Attempting to shroud such prejudice in a veil of “humor” does not diminish the resulting distastefulness.
 
Without saying, this form of prejudice can unjustifiably scar the feelings and emotions of well-intentioned individuals.  From our perspective, such slurs destabilize the aims of multi-cultural participation and reflect poorly on an otherwise excellent website.
 
Within the field and practice of Six Sigma, we often talk about the essential need for Black Belts and Green Belts to obtain “soft skills,” as well as “hard skills.”  Well, it would seem that this thread is just another example of why this belief is so true.  The absence of soft skills is most apparent.
 
Perhaps others also have this opinion.

Darth –
 
On some days these posts are the only thing that gets me through my day.  Stupid people are funny.  Equally, the self righteous folk crack me up.
 
Stevo
 
Ps.  The only people that I can’t stand are the people that post fluff and non-value added stuff.

Is Darth funny?

TSST:I find the door swings both ways. I was a little disturbed the weekend to have someone, without provocation, state:”The forum either feels completely incompetent in unknown territory or feels that the government is staffed with people who are too incompetent to deserve actionable ideas and constructive criticism.”The poster later justified this statement as an effective means to get a hasty reaction. I was left wondering if this was an acceptable practice outside Western Societies, or a consequence of less than perfect transliteration. I posted a reply about the need for soft skills, but I’m still a bit puzzled.My Mom would have been be pleased to know she was right all along; good manners and respect for other people are always welcome.Cheers, BTDTP.S. We always say that the soft stuff is the hard stuff.

Excellent work.   It even looks like Carnell.