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Subject: Re: How can one respond to incoherence?
Author: Thomas Koulos	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:26:04 08/05/05 Fri In reply to: Ned Depew 's message, "How can one respond to incoherence?" on 13:52:34 08/05/05 Fri What do you expect us to enlighten a befudled intelect such as yours??:):):)Tom Koulos [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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Ned Depew
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Date Posted: 19:33:50 08/05/05 Fri

is it too much to ask that you should try to do the same?

If you are trying to communicate (rather than just soothing yourself with the sound of your own voice) then you ought to be trying to make yourself understood. If someone says they have no idea what you are talking about, you need to figure out how to say what you want to say in a way that can be understood, no?