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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (38095)	10/30/2009 6:36:53 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof	Read Replies (1) of 71588

LOL! Alright! ...it was a bit 'over the top'! <GGG> Still... I'm left wondering just a little bit what the PROPER response to make is when someone completely ignores the substance and the topic of a straight news item that's posted... and comes back with a screwball, off-the-wall, (and seemingly quite farcical!) reply post that has absolutely no topic in common with the first post? I mean, and correct me if I'm wrong here or too exuberant in my remarks or with my personal sense of humor... but when someone posts a farcical non-topic-related reply post to me my first reaction is to laugh and not take it all that seriously! :-) This, no doubt, explains the joking (see included grin!) rejoinder I made: (Those fantasies playing out in your head may be getting the better of you.... <g>) After all, I figure when the topic is moved over to farce, humor and non-serious replies... a follow-on joking reply is just 'getting into the spirit' of the conversation! Keeping up with the chuckles! :-)

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