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To: Taro who wrote (489283)	6/19/2009 6:16:53 PM
From: TopCat	Respond to of 1574182

"Now, since you entered this issue, don't try to spin off the way you normally do it." He will.....you can count on it.

To: Taro who wrote (489283)	6/20/2009 2:46:38 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574182

"That said, why don't you deal with his take on the consequences " Predicting disaster by making projections from past trends is an old, entertaining and pretty useless endeavor. Sure, if spending increasing exponentially, it can trigger a collapse. Which is a huge reason why it won't happen. I know you like to believe that Obama and his advisers are a pack of morons. And I can understand, you did vote for Bush, twice, and that aptly describes them. "That said, why don't you deal with his take on the consequences " I wasn't the one who delved into hair-splitting, spinning, hand waving and eventually insults. I made my case and didn't change. You, on the other hand, are harder to pin down than nailing Jello to a tree. The 'adornment' thing is a perfect example. You harped on it, and continue to do it like I made some major error. It wasn't one. For one thing, 'jewelry' is a subset of the general class 'adornment'. Granted, it is a bit of an archaic word, but it isn't wrong in the case given. It could have been an artifact of my wife's education. In Germany, they don't teach colloquial American English, at least not when she was in school. They teach British English, and very well may have taught 'adornment' for 'schmuck'. Besides, it is common to equate 'jewelry' with 'adornment' when going for a more formal tone. jewelryandrelatedarts.com aesiradornment.com amazon.com somethingbluebride.com But, I understand why you are pressing this so hard. You so routinely get your ass handed to you that you are desperate for a win. Sort of childish, but ok...