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In article <472@flatline.UUCP>, erict@flatline.UUCP (eric townsend) writes:
> In article <1236@uop.edu>, todd@uop.edu (Dr. Nethack) writes:
> Wait.  If I never take into consideration really, truely ludicrous ideas

Btw- If the ideas are *truely* ludicrous, by your own definition, then
would you prefer to follow the white elephant?
Somthing that is at the onset untrue?
That is you seem to already know whats credible and what is not, and
you have a preferance for the incredible perhaps for some superstious
reason.


> > Perhaps some might think that calling a spade, a spade is bad.
> 
> Nit pick:  "Calling a spade a spade" is a racist cliche'.  Like I said,
> it's picky, but valid.

Earlier today I missed this trite crap.. but the term comes from cards,
not racism, (where it was later attributed to).

Whos a racist?

Rereading your posting, it is full of double standards. You can keep them.

           "Whattya mean 'WE' whiteman???" -- Mr. Sixkiller
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