Re: This cultural vandalism (Re: Evidence for "Big Bang Theory")

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gil@landmark.iinet.net.au (Gil Hardwick) wrote:
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>In article <ABD56A1C9668459B9@cara.demon.co.uk>, Peter Ceresole (peter@cara.demon.co.uk) writes:
>>I presume you're having fun. Nothing wrong with that, although in that case
>>your indignation sounds pretty phoney. Alternatively you're not grown up
>>enough to stop, or you don't know how to prevent yourself cross-posting.
>>
>>None of those possibilities reflect much credit, do they?
>>
>>Admit it, you're just having a nice flame war.
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>Oh no, not JUST having a nice flame war, Peter. The thread has broken
>up into divers arguments as you are already fully aware, only SOME of
>which I have indicated ought to be pursued elsewhere.
>
>
I'm a certified SCUBA instructer and have done a LOT of FREE DIVING, so maybe I would enjoy
getting into some of the divers arguments.
(^_-)

Chuck
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