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To: Bill who wrote (112825)	12/12/2000 5:18:59 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh	Respond to of 769667

And I'm Mother Goose. Who cares. Lawdog said nothing approaching the horrid things that have been said here. As to that other one, the name is familiar, but not the posts. And if the posts aren't current, it doesn't matter. For terms of use, and simple decency, a LOT of people could have been booted lately. Especially one's carrying on, in a SERIOUS manner, about armed conflict. I read most of Bigs posts. The focus on him/her eludes me, unless it is particular to the viewpoint expressed. Just an observation. This place has come to depress me beyond my little corner of sanity. I only stuck my head out because the Admins leap into the fray seemed so out of bounds, I got carried away. Gotta get out again. This is no place for constructive discussion. Think I'll go make jokes. Or eat worms.

To: Bill who wrote (112825)	12/12/2000 5:31:11 PM
From: maverick61	Respond to of 769667

e-bill - no, I would surmise that lawdog = brutasdog = bigsablepoint MD and I thought earlier today that brutasdog sounded awful familiar - just like lawdog. If you check their posting history, it all fits. Multiple accounts is a no-no if I recall correctly. Then again, many liberals feel the need to vote multiple times, even after they are deceased - so, what else would you expect :) Not to mention the current liberal leader believes in multiple recounts, every one of which he has lost, so . . .the apple doesn't fall far from the tree