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To: Phil(bullrider) who wrote (123)	3/18/2000 10:33:00 PM
From: lawdog	Respond to of 415

*Dear Idiotic Asshole,* takes one to know one Bullhorn also makes a very creative use of the word intelligible which typically is only used to critique a speaker. Is it all that "consulting" that makes him so imaginative? I have never claimed to be anything other than an average investor. I wasn't criticizing your specific inadequacies as an investor. I was making a generalized observation of your apparent lack of ability at anything. *You have stated that you were a Stanford graduate, yet when reviewing your posts the other day, I found a multitude of misspelled words.* There wasn't a spelling section to the LSAT or law school exams. In fact, none of my profs gave a crap. They were more concerned with the ability to form arguments and with your knowledge of law. Both of which I, apparently, excelled at. *Now you are going to belittle me for using a dictionary to refresh my memory on words that I haven't seen or used in a good period of time?* You never knew those words, nor any other word with more than 3 syllables. They aren't words I, or anyone else, use everyday. Yet, when the best word is available for a particular situation, I have full use of normal vocabulary for an educated person. *I believe you to be one that is using the dictionary to pick seldom used words in an effort to confuse your opponent in an argument.* See above. "Confusing an opponent through English". hahhahhahahhahhaha. That's so stupid it's funny. *Keep posting,* Until I get tired of toying with you. And, Have fun, Phil I am. You too. intelligible is defined as: 1: Comprehensible 2:Capable of being apprehended by the intellect alone. I still believe the words you have used were unintelligible. Intelligible is most properly used with spoken language. The more appropriate word is "diction". *And "unobserving" is still not in any dictionary I have perused.* Get a new dictionary. Peace and love. lawdog.