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I have read this statement off and on for a long time on IBM boards: "not our friends" and I am surprised that no one has spoken up about it.

What gives anyone the right to declare who our friends are?

Someone that thinks they have the right to tell me who my friends are and who is not my friend is NOT MY friend.

It is all sarcasm as anyone who disagrees with some of the posters are not "our" (their) friends. Just part of the negativism of bitter past employee's. You pick your friends and you remember your IBM life.

--- In ibmpensionissues@..., hmc151 <no_reply@> wrote:

I have read this statement off and on for a long time on IBM boards: "not our friends" and I am surprised that no one has spoken up about it.

What gives anyone the right to declare who our friends are?

Someone that thinks they have the right to tell me who my friends are and who is not my friend is NOT MY friend.

Need to find out who your friends are? Ask Tracy Lawrence:



You find out who your friends are
Somebody's gonna drop everything
Run out and crank up their car
Hit the gas, get there fast

Never stop to think, 'What's in it for me?'
Or 'It's way too far'
They just show on up with their big ol' heart
You find out who your friends are

--- In ibmpensionissues@..., "Sam Cay" <ceome60@> wrote:

It is all sarcasm as anyone who disagrees with some of the posters are not "our" (their) friends. Just part of the negativism of bitter past employee's. You pick your friends and you remember your IBM life.

--- In ibmpensionissues@..., hmc151 <no_reply@> wrote:

I have read this statement off and on for a long time on IBM boards: "not our friends" and I am surprised that no one has spoken up about it.

What gives anyone the right to declare who our friends are?

Someone that thinks they have the right to tell me who my friends are and who is not my friend is NOT MY friend.