THE OTHER FELLOW
When the other fellow acts
that way, he's ugly. When you do it, it's nerves.
When he's set in his ways,
he's obstinate. When you are, it's just firmness.
When he doesn't like your
friends, he's prejudiced. When you don't like his, you are simply showing good
judgement of human nature.
When he tries to be
accommodating, he's polishing the apple. When you do it, you're using
tact.
When he takes time to do
things, he is dead slow. When you take ages, you are deliberate.
When he picks flaws, he's
cranky. When you do, you're discriminating.
Anonymous - extracted from
"Bits & Pieces", The Economics Press Inc., Fairfield, New Jersey,
USA
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