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It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
OK. Funny, very funny, but a little uncool.
I found it a rather fitting response to somebody who clearly seemed they felt entitled to an instant response. They came across as being irritated that somebody had not provided them with the answer that there were unable to figure out on their own. Seriously, 10 minutes on a forum is nothing. It isn't like they have a paid help desk contract with SSC.
I'm not saying the other person was correct to be so snippy about getting an instantaneous response. I just thing we ought to be nice. For mean you can always go to StackOverflow.
Ha! I was being nice 😀
That was my impression
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Me too. I would not have been nearly as nice. I probably would have started a tongue lashing about how we aren't here to be somebody's personal consultant at no charge so they can look good to their boss/client and get paid. 😎
That would have been my initial response too, but I was too lazy to type all that 😀
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It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
Are you grumpy because you are working on the Good Friday or was it the last night "preparation" for it that make you grumpy?
😎
The last one 😀
There's preparation for Good Friday?
Last Supper?
I'm sorry, I'm not Christian and never have been. When you say "Last Supper" I think, well sure, but that was 2000 years ago. Do people have big meals Thursday night to honor that? I don't remember the Christian side of my family doing that when I was a kid and I don't remember people talking about it when I was a kid either. Is it something only some sects do?
Actually there is "Holy Thursday" which is about the "Last Supper". Then "Good Friday" is the day of the crucifixion.
Here's a couple of things to help you out. During Lent (which ends the day before Easter), Catholics aren't allowed to eat meat on Fridays and tend to give up something important to them. You may hear lots of stories about people giving up Coke or chocolate or sweets. Good Friday is also a fast day (the last fast day of Lent and the last day people have to eat fish instead of meat).
"The Catholic Church treats Good Friday as a fast day, which in the Latin Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal) and on which the faithful abstain from eating meat."
So Holy Thursday is a good ramp up to fasting on Friday and then having Easter Fun over the rest of the weekend.
Thanks! I know about the lent stuff, that's something people tend to talk about (and complain about) a lot.
And thanks to my Medieval History classes in college I know that Easter is the first Sunday after the first full moon after the Vernal Equinox and Lent starts 40 days before that.
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It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
Are you grumpy because you are working on the Good Friday or was it the last night "preparation" for it that make you grumpy?
😎
The last one 😀
There's preparation for Good Friday?
Last Supper?
I'm sorry, I'm not Christian and never have been. When you say "Last Supper" I think, well sure, but that was 2000 years ago. Do people have big meals Thursday night to honor that? I don't remember the Christian side of my family doing that when I was a kid and I don't remember people talking about it when I was a kid either. Is it something only some sects do?
Actually there is "Holy Thursday" which is about the "Last Supper". Then "Good Friday" is the day of the crucifixion.
Here's a couple of things to help you out. During Lent (which ends the day before Easter), Catholics aren't allowed to eat meat on Fridays and tend to give up something important to them. You may hear lots of stories about people giving up Coke or chocolate or sweets. Good Friday is also a fast day (the last fast day of Lent and the last day people have to eat fish instead of meat).
"The Catholic Church treats Good Friday as a fast day, which in the Latin Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal) and on which the faithful abstain from eating meat."
So Holy Thursday is a good ramp up to fasting on Friday and then having Easter Fun over the rest of the weekend.
Actually, it's a very little known fact (I'm Catholic and I just found out about this last year) but Catholics are technically never supposed to eat meat on Fridays. http://www.catholic-pages.com/life/fridaymeat.asp
I actually gave it a shot beginning last Easter. It's been very interesting trying to go a full year, but I've made it except for about 2 mistakes where I was offered food and forgot.
I'm torn between going back to a normal diet after Easter this year or upping the ante to absolutely no type of meat on Fridays for the coming year. Traditionally fish is not considered a meat Catholics have to abstain from, so that stayed in my Friday diet this year.
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Koen Verbeeck (4/3/2015)
It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
Are you grumpy because you are working on the Good Friday or was it the last night "preparation" for it that make you grumpy?
😎
The last one 😀
There's preparation for Good Friday?
Last Supper?
I'm sorry, I'm not Christian and never have been. When you say "Last Supper" I think, well sure, but that was 2000 years ago. Do people have big meals Thursday night to honor that? I don't remember the Christian side of my family doing that when I was a kid and I don't remember people talking about it when I was a kid either. Is it something only some sects do?
Actually there is "Holy Thursday" which is about the "Last Supper". Then "Good Friday" is the day of the crucifixion.
Here's a couple of things to help you out. During Lent (which ends the day before Easter), Catholics aren't allowed to eat meat on Fridays and tend to give up something important to them. You may hear lots of stories about people giving up Coke or chocolate or sweets. Good Friday is also a fast day (the last fast day of Lent and the last day people have to eat fish instead of meat).
"The Catholic Church treats Good Friday as a fast day, which in the Latin Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal) and on which the faithful abstain from eating meat."
So Holy Thursday is a good ramp up to fasting on Friday and then having Easter Fun over the rest of the weekend.
Actually, it's a very little known fact (I'm Catholic and I just found out about this last year) but Catholics are technically never supposed to eat meat on Fridays. http://www.catholic-pages.com/life/fridaymeat.asp
I actually gave it a shot beginning last Easter. It's been very interesting trying to go a full year, but I've made it except for about 2 mistakes where I was offered food and forgot.
I'm torn between going back to a normal diet after Easter this year or upping the ante to absolutely no type of meat on Fridays for the coming year. Traditionally fish is not considered a meat Catholics have to abstain from, so that stayed in my Friday diet this year.
I think the thing about "no meat on Fridays ever" was rescinded in Vatican 2 back in the 60s.
I don't know a lot about current lay practice, but I've studied a lot of the history of the church.
Back when it was "no meat on Friday ever" you were also supposed to fast for all of Lent, not just pick one thing to give up.
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When you encounter a problem, if the solution isn't readily evident go back to the start and check your assumptions.
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What’s so unpleasant about being drunk?
You ask a glass of water. -- Douglas Adams -
Sean Lange (4/3/2015)
Grant Fritchey (4/3/2015)
Koen Verbeeck (4/3/2015)
It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
OK. Funny, very funny, but a little uncool.
I found it a rather fitting response to somebody who clearly seemed they felt entitled to an instant response. They came across as being irritated that somebody had not provided them with the answer that there were unable to figure out on their own. Seriously, 10 minutes on a forum is nothing. It isn't like they have a paid help desk contract with SSC.
I thought the response was funny.
On the other hand, I didn't think of it as overly entitled from the OP. At least it didn't read as being demanding to me. He could have waited sure, but he needed to turn in his exam.
On a different day I might have regarded that request differently by the OP.
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It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
Are you grumpy because you are working on the Good Friday or was it the last night "preparation" for it that make you grumpy?
😎
The last one 😀
There's preparation for Good Friday?
Last Supper?
I'm sorry, I'm not Christian and never have been. When you say "Last Supper" I think, well sure, but that was 2000 years ago. Do people have big meals Thursday night to honor that? I don't remember the Christian side of my family doing that when I was a kid and I don't remember people talking about it when I was a kid either. Is it something only some sects do?
Actually there is "Holy Thursday" which is about the "Last Supper". Then "Good Friday" is the day of the crucifixion.
Here's a couple of things to help you out. During Lent (which ends the day before Easter), Catholics aren't allowed to eat meat on Fridays and tend to give up something important to them. You may hear lots of stories about people giving up Coke or chocolate or sweets. Good Friday is also a fast day (the last fast day of Lent and the last day people have to eat fish instead of meat).
"The Catholic Church treats Good Friday as a fast day, which in the Latin Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal) and on which the faithful abstain from eating meat."
So Holy Thursday is a good ramp up to fasting on Friday and then having Easter Fun over the rest of the weekend.
Actually, it's a very little known fact (I'm Catholic and I just found out about this last year) but Catholics are technically never supposed to eat meat on Fridays. http://www.catholic-pages.com/life/fridaymeat.asp
I actually gave it a shot beginning last Easter. It's been very interesting trying to go a full year, but I've made it except for about 2 mistakes where I was offered food and forgot.
I'm torn between going back to a normal diet after Easter this year or upping the ante to absolutely no type of meat on Fridays for the coming year. Traditionally fish is not considered a meat Catholics have to abstain from, so that stayed in my Friday diet this year.
I think the thing about "no meat on Fridays ever" was rescinded in Vatican 2 back in the 60s.
I don't know a lot about current lay practice, but I've studied a lot of the history of the church.
Back when it was "no meat on Friday ever" you were also supposed to fast for all of Lent, not just pick one thing to give up.
Is it really no meat, or are we saying that fish is not a meat because it is a vegetable so fish is acceptable?
It's not a bad thing to not eat any meat on one day of the week. Who really needs to eat meat every day of the week, every week of the year? So one day each week is really not that much to try and change the diet up a bit. Does it need to be every friday? Probably not. Any day of the week would probably suffice to abstain from meat.
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It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
Are you grumpy because you are working on the Good Friday or was it the last night "preparation" for it that make you grumpy?
😎
The last one 😀
There's preparation for Good Friday?
Last Supper?
I'm sorry, I'm not Christian and never have been. When you say "Last Supper" I think, well sure, but that was 2000 years ago. Do people have big meals Thursday night to honor that? I don't remember the Christian side of my family doing that when I was a kid and I don't remember people talking about it when I was a kid either. Is it something only some sects do?
Actually there is "Holy Thursday" which is about the "Last Supper". Then "Good Friday" is the day of the crucifixion.
Here's a couple of things to help you out. During Lent (which ends the day before Easter), Catholics aren't allowed to eat meat on Fridays and tend to give up something important to them. You may hear lots of stories about people giving up Coke or chocolate or sweets. Good Friday is also a fast day (the last fast day of Lent and the last day people have to eat fish instead of meat).
"The Catholic Church treats Good Friday as a fast day, which in the Latin Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal) and on which the faithful abstain from eating meat."
So Holy Thursday is a good ramp up to fasting on Friday and then having Easter Fun over the rest of the weekend.
Actually, it's a very little known fact (I'm Catholic and I just found out about this last year) but Catholics are technically never supposed to eat meat on Fridays. http://www.catholic-pages.com/life/fridaymeat.asp
I actually gave it a shot beginning last Easter. It's been very interesting trying to go a full year, but I've made it except for about 2 mistakes where I was offered food and forgot.
I'm torn between going back to a normal diet after Easter this year or upping the ante to absolutely no type of meat on Fridays for the coming year. Traditionally fish is not considered a meat Catholics have to abstain from, so that stayed in my Friday diet this year.
I think the thing about "no meat on Fridays ever" was rescinded in Vatican 2 back in the 60s.
I don't know a lot about current lay practice, but I've studied a lot of the history of the church.
Back when it was "no meat on Friday ever" you were also supposed to fast for all of Lent, not just pick one thing to give up.
No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.
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No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.My parents still don't eat meat on Fridays. But nowadays that's more because fish is healthier than most meat.
I try to eat vegetarian twice a week; not necessarily on Fridays. Most of the time it's one day actual vegatarian meat-replacements and one day pasta or rice. Then I eat bacon for the rest of the week. 😀
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No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.My parents still don't eat meat on Fridays. But nowadays that's more because fish is healthier than most meat.
I try to eat vegetarian twice a week; not necessarily on Fridays. Most of the time it's one day actual vegatarian meat-replacements and one day pasta or rice. Then I eat bacon for the rest of the week. 😀
BAAAACCCCCCOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNN!
YEAH!
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Brandie Tarvin (4/3/2015)
Koen Verbeeck (4/3/2015)
SqlSanctum (4/3/2015)
No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.My parents still don't eat meat on Fridays. But nowadays that's more because fish is healthier than most meat.
I try to eat vegetarian twice a week; not necessarily on Fridays. Most of the time it's one day actual vegatarian meat-replacements and one day pasta or rice. Then I eat bacon for the rest of the week. 😀
BAAAACCCCCCOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNN![/url]
YEAH!
Whoops. Forgot my link.
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Koen Verbeeck (4/3/2015)
SqlSanctum (4/3/2015)
No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.My parents still don't eat meat on Fridays. But nowadays that's more because fish is healthier than most meat.
I try to eat vegetarian twice a week; not necessarily on Fridays. Most of the time it's one day actual vegatarian meat-replacements and one day pasta or rice. Then I eat bacon for the rest of the week. 😀
I try to just give up food on Friday's and go with a beer replacement diet. 😀
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No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.My parents still don't eat meat on Fridays. But nowadays that's more because fish is healthier than most meat.
I try to eat vegetarian twice a week; not necessarily on Fridays. Most of the time it's one day actual vegatarian meat-replacements and one day pasta or rice. Then I eat bacon for the rest of the week. 😀
No Haggis, Black Pudding or Slátur? That's a dull diet!
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It's Friday and I'm grumpy...http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1674050-3412-1.aspx
Are you grumpy because you are working on the Good Friday or was it the last night "preparation" for it that make you grumpy?
😎
The last one 😀
There's preparation for Good Friday?
Last Supper?
I'm sorry, I'm not Christian and never have been. When you say "Last Supper" I think, well sure, but that was 2000 years ago. Do people have big meals Thursday night to honor that? I don't remember the Christian side of my family doing that when I was a kid and I don't remember people talking about it when I was a kid either. Is it something only some sects do?
Actually there is "Holy Thursday" which is about the "Last Supper". Then "Good Friday" is the day of the crucifixion.
Here's a couple of things to help you out. During Lent (which ends the day before Easter), Catholics aren't allowed to eat meat on Fridays and tend to give up something important to them. You may hear lots of stories about people giving up Coke or chocolate or sweets. Good Friday is also a fast day (the last fast day of Lent and the last day people have to eat fish instead of meat).
"The Catholic Church treats Good Friday as a fast day, which in the Latin Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal) and on which the faithful abstain from eating meat."
So Holy Thursday is a good ramp up to fasting on Friday and then having Easter Fun over the rest of the weekend.
Actually, it's a very little known fact (I'm Catholic and I just found out about this last year) but Catholics are technically never supposed to eat meat on Fridays. http://www.catholic-pages.com/life/fridaymeat.asp
I actually gave it a shot beginning last Easter. It's been very interesting trying to go a full year, but I've made it except for about 2 mistakes where I was offered food and forgot.
I'm torn between going back to a normal diet after Easter this year or upping the ante to absolutely no type of meat on Fridays for the coming year. Traditionally fish is not considered a meat Catholics have to abstain from, so that stayed in my Friday diet this year.
I think the thing about "no meat on Fridays ever" was rescinded in Vatican 2 back in the 60s.
I don't know a lot about current lay practice, but I've studied a lot of the history of the church.
Back when it was "no meat on Friday ever" you were also supposed to fast for all of Lent, not just pick one thing to give up.
Is it really no meat, or are we saying that fish is not a meat because it is a vegetable so fish is acceptable?
It's not a bad thing to not eat any meat on one day of the week. Who really needs to eat meat every day of the week, every week of the year? So one day each week is really not that much to try and change the diet up a bit. Does it need to be every friday? Probably not. Any day of the week would probably suffice to abstain from meat.
Fish is not considered meat, so it's allowed. For strange reasons. Some suggest it's because the Pope at the time had ties to the fishing industry, and as we all know, religions aren't always 100% uncorrupt, especially when young. It could just as likely have biblical reasons though. I generally try to avoid fish too, because obviously fish is still a form of meat.
The idea is to keep it to a specific day and schedule for the discipline and sacrifice - if you did it any day, it would just be a convenience thing. Is it that hard to do? No, not really. The problem is remembering to do it every week and remembering to avoid meat when all your friends want to go get a hamburger on Friday. If I'm eating at home, no big deal, because its planned for.
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No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.My parents still don't eat meat on Fridays. But nowadays that's more because fish is healthier than most meat.
I try to eat vegetarian twice a week; not necessarily on Fridays. Most of the time it's one day actual vegatarian meat-replacements and one day pasta or rice. Then I eat bacon for the rest of the week. 😀
BAAAACCCCCCOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNN!
YEAH!
heh that remindes me. I got a box of these in the mail the other day. :w00t:
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SqlSanctum (4/3/2015)
No, it was never rescinded after Vatican II, almost everyone thinks it was though. Even my mother didn't believe me when I told her. I've had confirmation from multiple priests that it is still a rule.My parents still don't eat meat on Fridays. But nowadays that's more because fish is healthier than most meat.
I try to eat vegetarian twice a week; not necessarily on Fridays. Most of the time it's one day actual vegatarian meat-replacements and one day pasta or rice. Then I eat bacon for the rest of the week. 😀
No Haggis, Black Pudding or Slátur? That's a dull diet!
😎
We eat black pudding from time to time, but not every week 🙂
Delicious with candied onion and apples.
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