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To: Freedom Fighter who wrote (85853)	11/24/2000 4:40:53 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) of 132070

>>To me "fair" is that we both know the rules going in and realize that an existing error rate could influence the outcome in either direction.<< i agree. unfortunately, fl law apparently doesn't allow that version of "fair." >>Unfair is one side using a bias to gain an advantage.<< wanna double down on that wooden nickel bet? i bet that the demos get enough votes to win and i bet the ms harris is available on sunday. ;-) >>If we played poker with a deck that was missing some cards, that would be OK if neither of us knew what was missing - even if it influenced the outcome. It would be totally unfair if I knew and you didn't. << not sure this is an apples to apples compatrison... but i don't think i want to play cards with you ;-) i was watching espn's the 50 greatest athletes... michael jordan was playing a north carolina team mate's mother in cards... he caught micheal cheating to win... ;-)

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