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Posted by dorayme on 08/10/07 08:43
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<Xns9988C1F3F843nanopandaneredbojias@198.186.190.161>,
Neredbojias <monstersquasher@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Fri, 10 Aug 2007 07:44:50
> GMT dorayme scribed:
>
> >> >> > I have better description of problem here in code below.
> >> >>
> >> >> No, you don't. That "code" tells me nothing. A url is required
> >> >> to see the real problem although your markup indicates inaccuracy
> >> >> and invalidity.
> >> >
> >> > But so important is the quoted code that you quote it all over
> >> > again. Does the idea of editing a post not mean anything to you
> >> > unless your emotions are engaged?
> >>
> >> I quoted it only because I referred to it.
> >
> > If this is the criteria, then God help us all. You wrote to
> > dismiss all interest in it, not to refer to it for some useful
> > purpose evident in what you had to say. Getting this point or
> > shaping up to resist with your usual schmuckery...
>
> Well, I can see your opinionated side of things, but I simply followed the
> rules. If you refer to something, you should quote it. What's the big
> deal, anyway? If a few extra lines of text can upset your world, how
> tentative that world must be.
I told you ages ago the story about Travis' candidate for
President of a country that produced the Jazz musical form, 12
Angry Men, and some of the most interesting things on God's
earth, America! Yup, George Bush!
Now there is a schmuck, surely! And the story was about Peter
Singer's analysis of his arrested moral development. He had to
make a speech that was to be broadcast the following Saturday. In
the middle of the speech, he kept stopping and objecting at the
line that read "... and today I ..." because he thought this was
somehow lying! It was not Saturday already!
Jesus Christ!
You see, Boji, he learnt his moral rules like a parrot and had no
real understanding of them, what was important about them. He
never grew up properly. He drank too much and that is perhaps
what hindered his progress? I suspect, in his case, his
Christianity was an effect of a basic deep down problem rather
than the cause of it. Some Christians are quite sophisticated and
it takes skill to see through the best of them.
Since you are being not directly offensive to me, I will just
give you some advice. Examine the rules you follow and see what
is important about them, pick out the relevant bits and adapt to
situations. Try not to be a George.
--
dorayme
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