[Keyes For President]

On the other hand, when you also know that they were college roomates, you might think they were closely tied. On this thread, people have been trying to put a lot of distance between Keyes and Kristol

I'm certainly no fan of Kristol. However, I think some here try to make too much of the fact that they were roomates and probably friends in college. People do change over the years.

While Keyes and Kristol were roomates in college, others were boozing, partying and members of "secret societies" doing who knows what kind of weird things.

[Howlin]

You just couldn't resist that last shot, could you?

I'm sure Keyes and Kristol were pure as the driven snow.

[Rowdee]

I had wanted to mention something further regarding the 'roommates' controvery (apparently it is a controvery to some, certainly not myself)...

Merely having someone room with you at college doesn't mean anything, nothing, zip, zilch, nada. One could have been a real party animal while the other was a bookworm. One could have majored in girls, the other in geology.

About the only thing I see they have in common is the are males and that their last names begin with a "K"....I don't even know if Kristol is married....frankly could care less!

[Southflanknorthpawsis]

Since comprehension appears to be a problem for you, here's some assistance:

Main Entry: 1enough
Pronunciation: i-'n&f; after t, d, s, z often &n-'&f
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English ynough, from Old English genOg
(akin to Old High German ginuog enough), from ge-
(perfective prefix) + -nOg; akin to Latin nancisci to
get, Greek enenkein to carry -- more at CO-
Date: before 12th century
: occurring in such quantity, quality, or scope as to fully
meet demands, needs, or expectations
synonym see SUFFICIENT

Get a clue, KFP and at least some respect for a polite request from Jim Robinson. Please spare me any more pings if they are merely for the purpose of feuding.