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Why is the term 'welcome' used?
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I never really thought about that. Thanks for enlightening me. What the hell IS "welcome," anyway. Now it just sounds weird.
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You know what's worse?. . . People who ask stupid questions...
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you're welcom
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best not to post questions when your smoking a pipe...it's hard to follow your thought logic
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ok, whatever you say man.
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Thank you.... Your welcome(to impose any time)
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Haha yeah thats true...but if you repeat any word for too long its starts to sound weird.
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I think welcome is a wonderful word. Someone told me in another state recently that I was "always welcome" to stay overnight at their family's home. It made me feel warm and glad to know that someone cares enough about me to always "welcome" me. It shows courtesy to others. Thank you is another wonderful couple words. Have you ever done a whole lot of work for someone and put yourself out for them but never been thanked for it. See how that feels and see why it really is such an important couple of words. :) And no, your question wasn't stupid. There are some on this site that really are, but this is not one of them.
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nice point i never thought of it that way
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its a word used to be polite
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