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Secret Squirrel had written:

>Hahahahahaha!
>
>Did Tammy Faye Baker apply his makeup?
>
>Hilarious!

Jafo replied with the following regarding Al Gore, which as you'll
see, was destined to be quite selectively quoted by Slick <hc23hc>:

>>Of considerably more importance than his makeup was his behavior
>>during the debate.  He continued the lying mantra of "the top one
>>percent", which Bush could have - but for some reason didn't -
>>dispatched as easily as he did the late "rissskkyy scheeeme" 
>>comments.
>>
>>At about the fifth occasion of Algore smirking, shaking his head,
>>and laughing while Bush was speaking, Bush should have briefly
>>taken over the ineffective Lehrer's job and called the camera's
>>attention to the posturing Algore, telling the simpering Vice
>>President to share whatever was so amusing with the rest of the
>>class.
>>
>>Gore is a posturing blowhard and a would-be bully; the way to
>>counter him is to get in his face and calmly tell him in front 
>>of tens of millions of people to grow up and stop acting as a
>>child.

Slick <hc23hc> completely ignored the thread and its relation to the
ludicrous debating style of the Vice President in favor of twisting
things around to yet another in her infinite series of Jafo-fLames�.
The full content of her post is as follows:

>Jafo 
>> is a posturing blowhard and a would-be bully; the way to counter
>> him is to get in his face and calmly tell him in front of tens of
>> millions of people to grow up and stop acting as a child.

Slick is obviously unable to help herself any more; she is merely a
slave to her own deep-seated need to discredit the adversary who has
so frequently and routinely bested her that she will seize on
anything that appears to be an opportunity.  She succeeds only in
illustrating just which of the two writers is the adult and which 
is the petulant little child.

-- 
Jafo                      http://www.cheetah.net/jafo

"It rots a writer�s brain, it cretinises you. You say the same thing
again and again, and when you do that happily you�re well on the way
to being a cretin. Or a politician."     - John Updike