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Rita Posted Sep 25, 2002
Why wouldn't they. They'll probably find anything else they say is there, if somebody wants to press the issue.
Does the current American sabre rattling with respect to Iraq remind anyone of the little Nazi board meetings William Shirer detailed in his book about the Third Reich? That might be a coincidence worth pursuing.
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Hasslefree Posted Sep 25, 2002
I don't think a little sabre rattling is a bad thing - as long as it stays that way.
If we could convince an opponent that our horns are bigger and better than theirs, maybe like good animals do, they'd back off thus avoiding all that killing and maiming.
i haven't read the book to make the comparison - but I'll try and get hold of a copy , thanks
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Rita Posted Sep 25, 2002
If the purpose of convincing anyone about our horns is to merely to defend our territory, that's one thing, but if it's to interfer in the affairs of others in their own territory, well, that's quite a different matter, isn't it?
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Sep 25, 2002
I think they are comparing more than horn size and if you throw in the Freudian/Bush "I'm bigger/better than my daddy" thing we have enough grist for an entire issue of "Psychology Today". They are all little boys in the schoolyard even without their greed for oil revenue.
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Rita Posted Sep 26, 2002
No wonder you're called Hasslefree. You'll agree with anybody. &;D
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Hasslefree Posted Sep 27, 2002
For some reason i couldn't get this page up for the last 22 hours!
I agree with you Rita!
Although I am a little argumentative in other conversations !
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Hasslefree Posted Sep 28, 2002
Oh I'm still Hasslefree when a little arguementative. I enjoy it.
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darakat - Now with pockets! Posted Sep 29, 2002
I think this has got a little off topic...
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Hasslefree Posted Sep 29, 2002
Unless there is an inherent synchronoicity in the fact that almost all conversations wander off topic at some time.
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darakat - Now with pockets! Posted Sep 29, 2002
And of corse we must rember that by a strange cowincidence Arther Dent Suspission that Ford was a man form the vacinity of Betlejuice was none at all. Which is the same amount as I had that I am realy being followed arround by FBI...
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Hasslefree Posted Sep 29, 2002
Well if you can extrapolate an improbabilty drive from a fairy cake. why not?
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Rita Posted Sep 29, 2002
Oh I get it now. We toss up a bunch of words, some horribly misshapen, and when they come back down in an apparently random fashion, we pretend that something meaningful was said even though nobody, including the sayer, knows what it is. I can see now how one wouldn't be hassled in the least by that.
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Sep 30, 2002
An infinite number of monkeys with an infinite number of word processors.....
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Sep 30, 2002
Oh and isn't Synchronicity a few miles North of Suffragettecity?
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Hasslefree Posted Oct 1, 2002
Who gave the monkeys word processors?
Last time I saw them they were more than happy with the typewriters.
Shades of 2001?
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