On this day of this month, in a year likely to be unrecorded in human history, L.W.(Bill) Hughes III LIED yet again:
I pity you, forever living with the knowledge you cut and ran for
> Canada to avoid being drafted. The ultimate of cowardliness.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto: snipped-for-privacy@aol.comformatting link
> §qu@r3 Wh33£s wrote:
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>> Well, what to say, what to say?
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>> How about THANK YOU !!!!! ?
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>> You've filled in some holes in my horde of pix, which is muchly
>> appreciated, but it goes a lot further.
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>> What we have here is -- first Mike and then John -- two people who took
>> the time, effort, and thought to put together a 'tribute' to a much-missed
>> poster. Heck, that sounds downright gentlemanly.
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>> My mother was very fond of that word, and defined it quite clearly for
>> people, "A gentleman is exactly what the word says, a 'gentle' 'man', and
>> women respect that very much." Yeah, and she emphasized the 'MAN' -- i.e.,
>> a male can be a brute, but it takes a /man/ to be gentle. I like that. >>
>> Been a lot of blabbering about being a man around here, especially by one
>> who has no concept of the idea. Yet here we have two who would have earned
>> that title by their actions, but already were known as such.
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>> This is how you /earn/ respect, partly by paying respect to others, but I
>> doubt if that even entered your minds.
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>> This is how ya do it, by actions and words. And a 'real man' doesn't need
>> to tell everyone they encounter about their overpowering manliness, it
>> just shows naturally.
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>> Kudos and well done guys. And pity the poor, poor fool who will never,
>> ever know what respect feels like.
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>> SW