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To: tejek who wrote (534188)	12/4/2009 1:03:47 AM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577111

>>> sure its insignificant but that doesn't make it meaningless. You agree it is insignificant, but claim it is not meaningless. Hmmmmm. Let's check out Websters... ============ Main Entry: in·sig·nif·i·cant : not significant: as a : lacking meaning or import : inconsequential b : not worth considering : unimportant c : lacking weight, position, or influence : contemptible d : small in size, quantity, or number ============ Main Entry: mean·ing·less Pronunciation: \'me-ni?-l?sFunction: adjective Date: 1797 1 : having no meaning; especially : lacking any significance ============= I think that is pretty much a wrap. According to Websters, Meaningless == Insignificant. Take it up with them. Or, I suppose you'll want to argue about it.