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  • T Tad McClellan

    Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

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    Wiltek Ghozali
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    In my country "Honor" is "Salary".... :)

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    • T Tad McClellan

      Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

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      Lost User
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      Its used as an excuse for killing people. As in 'honour killing': 'You have defamed my honour and now I must kill you'. Honour killings always have to happen in public. The defamed has to be seen to be defending his honour otherwise it isnt honourable. This bahaviour is common from the islands of the Med, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicilly, to Greece, the Balkans, and through to places like Pakistan, where it is sister who are killed because the smiled at a boy, thus defaming their familly. So basically, honour = ego, image based, head spew that people get really shirty over and makes them do stupid things.

      Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

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      • N NormDroid

        Honor Blackman?[^] :)

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        Colin Angus Mackay
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        Thats what I was thinking too!

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        • C Colin Angus Mackay

          Thats what I was thinking too!

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          NormDroid
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          Pussy Galore[^] ;)

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          • M MarkB777

            I would think it is generally used when referring to warriors. Your honour represents your status in the warrior fraternity.

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            Mycroft Holmes
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            ok, so I didn't get that at first, I after dismissing Horour Harrington I went with someting like honesty, being honest with yourself, honouring yourself, being the best person you can! The warrior thing didn't get there till I read your post. Mostly I thought of the lack thereof, politicians etc.

            Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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            • T Tad McClellan

              Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

              TadMcClellan.Com

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              Hans Dietrich
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              I read a book once called "Next to Honor". The thing that was next turned out to be valor. Maybe your next thread can ask for definitions of that.

              Best wishes, Hans


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              • M MarkB777

                I come from a land down under!! :).

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                Dalek Dave
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                Ok big fella, Sing the rest of the song! :-D

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                • T Tad McClellan

                  Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

                  TadMcClellan.Com

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                  Dalek Dave
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                  She offered her Honour. I honoured her Offer. I was Honour and Offer all night! :)

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                  • N NormDroid

                    Honor Blackman?[^] :)

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                    Lost User
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                    A role model! :cool:

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                    • T Tad McClellan

                      Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

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                      peterchen
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                      Stand by your principles, even if it is hard on you.

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                      • T Tad McClellan

                        Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

                        TadMcClellan.Com

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                        Gary Wheeler
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                        I'll take your question seriously. Honor is doing what's right rather than what is expedient or profitable to you. Honor is acting according to your duties and your responsibilities, without regard to the personal cost. Honor means behaving according to a high personal standard, even when that standard differs from the crowd. Honor is all too rare a thing in today's world :sigh:.

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                        • M MarkB777

                          I would think it is generally used when referring to warriors. Your honour represents your status in the warrior fraternity.

                          Mark Brock Click here to view my blog

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                          stevepqr
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                          This would be the Hollywood definition then?

                          Apathy Rules - I suppose...

                          Its not the things you fear that come to get you but all the things that you don't expect

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                          • T Tad McClellan

                            Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

                            TadMcClellan.Com

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                            leckey 0
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                            To me it is showing respect, and through that respect to give the utmost care for that person or item. I honor the US military. When I see someone in uniform or know they are soldiers I always give my thanks. I honor my late parents by making sure I remember them, and take care of my father's grave (mother was cremated). I honor my G-d by trying to follow his words.

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                            • L Lost User

                              Its used as an excuse for killing people. As in 'honour killing': 'You have defamed my honour and now I must kill you'. Honour killings always have to happen in public. The defamed has to be seen to be defending his honour otherwise it isnt honourable. This bahaviour is common from the islands of the Med, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicilly, to Greece, the Balkans, and through to places like Pakistan, where it is sister who are killed because the smiled at a boy, thus defaming their familly. So basically, honour = ego, image based, head spew that people get really shirty over and makes them do stupid things.

                              Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

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                              Tad McClellan
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                              This behoviour is abhorrent to most of us I agree. Honor is always a function of culture. Sometimes it fly's in the face of religion and law. Killing someone may not be honorable to us but it is in some parts of the world. Suicide bombers for example are held in high honor by the people around them despite the fact that the law and the Koran speak against killing. Cetainly this type of honor is not in my value system and not in yours. Honor is the perception of you to others with whom share your values.

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                              • P peterchen

                                Stand by your principles, even if it is hard on you.

                                We are a big screwed up dysfunctional psychotic happy family - some more screwed up, others more happy, but everybody's psychotic joint venture definition of CP
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                                Tad McClellan
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                                So how does that differ from character?

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                                • T Tad McClellan

                                  Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

                                  TadMcClellan.Com

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                                  David Crow
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                                  Tad McClellan wrote:

                                  Who can tell me what the word honor means to them?

                                  Integrity.

                                  "Love people and use things, not love things and use people." - Unknown

                                  "To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

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                                  • T Tad McClellan

                                    Hi all. I'm doing an experiment. Who can tell me what the word honor means to them? I'm not looking for what webster says. I can look it up. Just curious to see the responses.

                                    TadMcClellan.Com

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                                    Bert delaVega
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                                    Honor is pride in what you've done/do regardless of what others perceptions or opinions are.

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                                    • S stevepqr

                                      This would be the Hollywood definition then?

                                      Apathy Rules - I suppose...

                                      Its not the things you fear that come to get you but all the things that you don't expect

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                                      MarkB777
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                                      The english language is all about perception. That's how I percieve the word, but many others may think different. To me, honour has a very similar meaning to karma.

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                                      • D Dalek Dave

                                        Ok big fella, Sing the rest of the song! :-D

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                                        MarkB777
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                                        Aww now look...you've got me in the mood to sing Aussie anthems!! !! "Waltzing Matilda, Waltzing Matilda" "You'll come a-Waltzing Matilda, with me" And he sang as he watched and waited 'til his billy boiled, "You'll come a-Waltzing Matilda, with me". !! :)

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                                        • M MarkB777

                                          Aww now look...you've got me in the mood to sing Aussie anthems!! !! "Waltzing Matilda, Waltzing Matilda" "You'll come a-Waltzing Matilda, with me" And he sang as he watched and waited 'til his billy boiled, "You'll come a-Waltzing Matilda, with me". !! :)

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                                          Dalek Dave
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                                          It is about a man shagging his blanket! No, Really, a Matilda was a kind of blanket/sleeping bag. How strange for a nation to have that as a national song of identity? :)

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