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To: Gore_ War_ Vet
A lie repeated often enough doesn't necessarily become the truth.

And relying on fortune cookies as the sole source of one's wit and witticism doesn't necessarily constitute debate.

If there is indeed a lie present in this thread, perhaps you could identify it a bit more clearly. Otherwise, do continue to be an amusing, one-poster advocate for the return of tap dancing to popular American entertainment.

102 posted on 11/02/2002 8:04:13 PM PST by strela
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To: strela
If there is indeed a lie present in this thread, perhaps you could identify it a bit more clearly.

You remind me of the old joke: How do you tell if strela's lying?

Although you have demonstrated superior stenographic abilities, your analytic and strategic skills are demonstrably lacking or you would have seen that the best way to avoid the controversy preceding the last cruise would be to be upfront and energetic about the fundraising cruise.

One of traits of a rational, intelligent, adult is to learn from past mistakes, an ability you seem to be lacking. If you belonged to a group with any leadership they would have told you "Let it be." unfortunately you have no such guidance.

The traits that attracted me to FR were the intelligence and experience of its posters. I found their cognitive abilities and vast experience often intimidating. You lower the bar for the rest of us, and for that I thank you.

It was never my intention to debate you, only to keep you honest.
A job, for which I fear there are not enough hours in a day.

Todays fortune cookie "The last place to make cutbacks is with your friends." Well, I guess we won't worry about that one.

131 posted on 11/03/2002 5:58:11 PM PST by Gore_ War_ Vet
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