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Subject: OK, then, I'll typewrant it very slowly. I had no difficulty pasting

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Date Posted: 22:16:37 04/19/03 Sat
In reply to: NKLS Cody 's message, "You're always welcome : )" on 10:46:48 04/16/03 Wed

...the URL she'd provided into my browser's "Open" box. I was commenting ON the article when I said it took a lot of [BEEP]s. I would never have guessed anyone needed "[BEEP]s" --in ref to an article on "Rocky Mountain oysters"-- explained. There was a time when it would have been understood I meant it took BALLS to make that article. But, one views the world through the filters with which one is most comfortable. Some are most comforted while refraining from letting something go, it would appear. RKBA! Regards, all.

>"hummmmm wonder what i did wrong this time,lol"
>
>I didn't have enough time to
>look closely at the mistake, but I believe you placed
>the following mark backwards ">"
>
>But, of course, in the words of Dennis Miller, who
>always ends his rants indicating that he has merely
>expressed an opinion that isn't guaranteed to be
>valid, "... and that's my opinion, I could be
>wrong."

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