[saradippity]

I could tell you more first hand information about the election than you would ever want to know,and much of it goes right along with your statement about Chicago. But remember,I did say he had compromised or lied to get where he got.

with regards the build-a-burger,I can only say that I am a contrarian by nature. When I heard as a freshman in college,from several professors that it was nonsensical,insane and/or stupid to believe there could possibly be "conspiracies" extending over generations and centuries,I immediately thought "the lady protesteth too much".

So when something happens I use the "Null Hypothesis" first and son of a gun,I can never prove it which leaves me with,"well,maybe it is a conspiracy,after all".

[sinkspur]

When I heard as a freshman in college,from several professors that it was nonsensical,insane and/or stupid to believe there could possibly be "conspiracies" extending over generations and centuries,I immediately thought "the lady protesteth too much".

Well, a stopped clock is right twice a day, and, in this instance, your college professors were right.

So when something happens I use the "Null Hypothesis" first and son of a gun,I can never prove it which leaves me with,"well,maybe it is a conspiracy,after all".

So, if you can't readily explain something, it's a conspiracy?

I stopped believing in goblins when I was eight.

[ninenot]

There IS a conspiracy, between Satan and others (they die off and have to be replaced so damn often...)

Satan's is the only intellect capable of the co-ordination and the exquisitely subtle lies. He has helpers, of course.

Goethe wrote about one, and the author of Dorian Gray wrote about another. Seem like myths, right?

Don't bet your souls on it.