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In article <2937207291.3.p00168@psilink.com> "James F. Tims" <p00168@psilink.com> writes:
>I would like to make a passing observation about Texas.  My whole family 
>is from Texas.  All my grandfathers/grandfathers/uncles/aunts, etc., are 
>from Texas and live there now.  I have lived in Texas.  Do not mistake 
>Texas with the United States.  Legally, it is one of the states, but 
>when one is in Texas, one is in a whole 'nother country, as they say.

Molly Ivins's hero, a late 19th century reporter, once said that the
only trouble with Texas Baptists was that the preacher didn't keep
them under the water long enough.

>Living in central New York gives one a perspective on rudeness.  Not for 
>nothing is New Yorker the international synonym for asshole.  One has to 
>go to the City for the full treatment, but it's amazing the level of 
>interpersonal verbal abuse that transpires without fisticuffs.

Here speaks a man who has not spent much time in Paris.
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Mark A. Fulk			University of Rochester
Computer Science Department	fulk@cs.rochester.edu