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Date Posted: Thu, Jun 16, 08:59:01am
Author: Flex Hammer
Subject: Interesting question.
In reply to: Pi 's message, "Getting Philosophical..." on Thu, Jun 16, 06:33:57am

If a true hosser gets to a point with his job where he feels he must skip out of a free meal, it must be a pretty bad situation.

Hossin' is great when shared with friends, but it seems disrespectful to hossin' if it is shared with enemies. Would Superman sit down with Lex Luthor and eat a big ol' greasey pizza? Would Flash Gordon and Ming the Merciless go to a Chinese buffet together? Would John McClane go to a cookout hosted by Hans Gruber? No, no, and no. They wouldn't be able to stomach such a thing because of the hideous acts their enemies are responsible for.

So, I'd say there are instances where a true hosser may have to skip out on a free meal. Extreme cases, but they exist.



Flex

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