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Posted by Steve - IN on March 02, 2003 at 00:38:25 from (12.222.18.37):
In Reply to: Re: Re: More Gasoline posted by snitkawl on March 01, 2003 at 15:34:05:
snitkawl, Thanks. I re-read what I said. There are spelling and grammar errors there that put me to shame. Aside from the presentation, though, I do stand by the facts and the theories I advanced. Be advised, though, that although more educated - I may not be as smart as my Farmer Fathers who came before me. Such is life for the son of a family of independent SOB's who came to the USA so they'd have the right to be independent SOB's. For those who are not independent and cantankerous descendants of SOB's -- my thought is that you'd be happier in Western or Eastern Europe where softer, communal kinds of views are the norm. Steve
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