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To: X Y Zebra who wrote (566)9/5/1998 9:47:00 AM
From: Larry Voyles  Read Replies (1) of 1542
 
Feel free to spice away, then. I'm certainly not qualified to be the Emily Post Morals Monitor on any thread. Some would say that since I'm not a Christian that, by definition, I have no morals.

I'm not offended by "florid" language and use it very frequently on the highways and byways, but it does tend to undermine one's argument in a public debate.

I remember exactly two words from my one and only freshman high school Spanish class: "Si" and.. oh, what's the word for "no" in Spanish? Oh, yeah! ..and "No". That class was taken longer ago than I care to admit.

As I stated before, it is admittedly very hard to argue reasonably when one's debate opponent has a "non-linear" view of things. A common point of reference is necessary for any debate. When one's opponent says the world is flat and you insist that the world is round, it makes arguments about map-making darn near impossible.
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