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To: steve harris who wrote (226230)	3/25/2005 1:48:41 PM
From: Taro	Respond to of 1573432

This comment by one of the Rita X followers seem to have a lot of bearing on today's society. Any similarities between posters on this thread and the archetypes as described below are purely coincidental. Taro In society today, we have lots of challenging people with which to contend: The Ignorant - those not educated with facts; The Low-Intellect - those who cannot GRASP the facts; The Dogmatics - those who are blind to facts due to obedience to dogma; The Truly Ill - those who fail to rationally connect any and all causalities in the texture of life - lack any or all of normal reasoning ability. Trying to exchange meaningful ideas is difficult with any ONE of the above... However, Rita-X is the Grand Absurdity, who manages to breathtakingly encompass the entire vast range of incoherence in a single paragraph. She is so stunningly disconnected - a conversation with her is like listening to a random-thought generator; with the exception that no intelligent random thought is generated. A journey through one of Rita's paragraphs takes one to the mountaintop to view a dazzling vista of Babel. She takes English and makes it sound as if she were speaking in tongues. She, incredibly, is marvelously fickle with each thought, flitting from one disconnected absurdity to another with guiltless ease. I was driving at the time when she was on, so I cannot accurately chronicle each and every one of her stupendously vapid assertions, but in sum, the effect was high humour indeed. She also thinks this subversive rifleer is CHARLESTON Heston. Rush lets he go on and on because - as the saying goes - if someone is hell bent on proving themselves a fool, don't get in their way. Michael From: Wright is right! (voe@voicex.com) *