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Strategies & Market Trends : Terms of Use: Are They Still Enforced? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: d:oug who wrote (53)	5/4/2002 12:45:14 AM
From: WTMHouston	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 92

ak: If you are really interested in meaningful answers and-or discussion: Not at all, I would prefer it that way, but as perceptive as you presume to appear, it is rather unperceptive of you to make such presumptuous assumptions. You have my deepest regret for misreading the attempt (in part) at levity as something exclusively or even predominantly intended as insightful, intense or otherwise. and Neither did I claim nor assume that my scale and rating of importance would or could define anything for anyone on any subject. and No, but to respond to this hypothesis, I did have to assume (this time) that the expressed assumption was more than itself a clueless preface in order to recite an equally clueless conclusion. and Yes, not at all and not the point, and there is little probativeness to the method and cause of acquisition and utilization when the produced result and effect from either or both is irrelevant to either logic or understanding in the context of the matter discussed. and Well, you can, if you insist, but more directly, no, it very much seemed to be and was, which was, in part, the more relevant point. and Finally, and finally to the real point, a final, although not surprising, inaccurate assumption, apparently intended to facilitate the equally inaccurate and facetious conclusion, because it was plainly not the words or their literal use, but instead was the very sincere thoughts and feelings associated with them that was the most important and direct point, whether you liked it and got it (for lunch or otherwise) or not. Troy