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In article <1993Jan12.115131.2396@ccsvax.sfasu.edu>, f_gautjw@ccsvax.sfasu.edu
says:
>It is strange how Jack's "ungrammatical" sentence structure is found
>over and over again in Louis Lamour's novels.  Of course Lamour was one
>of the best selling authors we have ever had.  The American people seem
>to like this "pretentious" style since Lamour sold how many books?...
>64 million? [oops, pardon my lack of proper grammar].  Why is it that
>when people run short on logic they start nitpicking grammar and typooooos?

At least I displayed a better grasp of logic before it "ran out" in your opi-
nion,Mr. Gaut. Not suprisingly,Mr. Schmidling displayed absolutely _no_ such
logic in the first place,from when he started this thing up until he supposed-
ly bowed out of it.

Likewise,I tend to nitpick when stupid people start writing stupid things and
then have the gall to call it "logic". So what's your point? You mean to tell
me that _you've_ never lost your temper on netnews at all?

BTW,I've never read Lamour,and if 64 Million people were to suddenly decide
that maybe it would be a Really Cool Trend to slash their wrists and stick
them in a filled sink or bathtub,would I be out of touch if I failed to
engage in such a Really Cool Trend?

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