🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <3dcbaq$iab@cleese.nas.com>,
Dal Neitzel  <neitzdw@henson.cc.wwu.edu> wrote:
>larrys@pentagon.io.com (Larry Smith) wrote:
>
>> Larry Smith --- My opinions only.           larrys@zk3.dec.com/larrys@io.com.
>
>Boy...Your not kidding...who else would want em...

That's what I've always loved about these newsgroups.  The snap
of a well-reasoned argument, the joisting of one keen intellect
against another, the joyous struggle to find the common ground
of reasoning beings to build a glorous new coalition on, searching
always for the betterment of mankind.  Sometimes I am overcome
with the cosmic _rightness_ of it all, and a tear comes to my
eye as I realize what a great time I have been born in, with
such powerful tools to reach out to a thousand kindred souls,
to sample their thinking, to examine my own beliefs in the light
of others that wish to do the same.  I can only pity those poor,
benighted beings that crawled and strived to give us this blinding
freedom that they themselves could never imagine.  Thank you, Dal,
for providing this insight.  I shall consider it with great serious-
ness, and ponder it in the night when sleep will not come, and when
the cares of the world seem weighty and dark, for it is such nuggets
that great wisdom can be found.  Stand proud, for you have made a
your contribution for this day to the well of human knowledge.  Let
the lesser lurkers look on in envy, for they will never know what
great effort and intellect when into this missive.  But _I_ know,
Dal.  And I _appreciate_ it.  Bravo.  Well-spoken, Sir.  Bravo.

-- 
Larry Smith --- My opinions only.           larrys@zk3.dec.com/larrys@io.com.
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   argument of the tyrant and the creed of the slave.   -- William Pitt, 1763