On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 16:05:05 -0400, dxAce wrote:



m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Au contraire.


Crap, I think we all knew you were French.

No, but I was taught it for six terms in school. I remember about a half
dozen phrases. If I had to use it to survive, I'd be dead in short
order. I love French cooking. Genuine Greek cuisine is very nice too.
Hungarian/Austrian pastries are delicious.

You know, all the OLD European stuff.

I had some good chow in Greece.

dxAce



Science, Politics Collide in Election Year


By MATT CRENSON, AP National Writer

With more than 4,000 scientists, including 48 Nobel Prize winners,
having signed a statement opposing the Bush administration's use of
scientific advice, this election year is seeing a new development in
the uneasy relationship between science and politics.


Oh yea - your President.

Mr Bill E wrote:

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 16:05:05 -0400, dxAce wrote:



m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Au contraire.


Crap, I think we all knew you were French.

No, but I was taught it for six terms in school. I remember about a half
dozen phrases. If I had to use it to survive, I'd be dead in short
order. I love French cooking. Genuine Greek cuisine is very nice too.
Hungarian/Austrian pastries are delicious.

You know, all the OLD European stuff.

I had some good chow in Greece.

dxAce


Science, Politics Collide in Election Year


By MATT CRENSON, AP National Writer

With more than 4,000 scientists, including 48 Nobel Prize winners,
having signed a statement opposing the Bush administration's use of
scientific advice, this election year is seeing a new development in
the uneasy relationship between science and politics.

Oh yea - your President.

I'm signing a statement saying that Kerry is a damn liar concerning his
military record!

Oh yea - your Candidate.

"Mr Bill E" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 16:05:05 -0400, dxAce wrote:



m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Au contraire.


Crap, I think we all knew you were French.

No, but I was taught it for six terms in school. I remember about
a half
dozen phrases. If I had to use it to survive, I'd be dead in
short
order. I love French cooking. Genuine Greek cuisine is very nice
too.
Hungarian/Austrian pastries are delicious.

You know, all the OLD European stuff.

I had some good chow in Greece.

dxAce



Science, Politics Collide in Election Year


By MATT CRENSON, AP National Writer

With more than 4,000 scientists, including 48 Nobel Prize winners,
having signed a statement opposing the Bush administration's use of
scientific advice, this election year is seeing a new development in
the uneasy relationship between science and politics.


Oh yea - your President.

Just for the record, how many scientists and Nobel Prize winners are
there? Since AP once was rumored to be a -news- organization, I'm
sure that news is in the story someplace.

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 18:37:40 -0400, "T. Early"
wrote:


"Mr Bill E" wrote in message
.. .
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 16:05:05 -0400, dxAce wrote:



m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Au contraire.


Crap, I think we all knew you were French.

No, but I was taught it for six terms in school. I remember about
a half
dozen phrases. If I had to use it to survive, I'd be dead in
short
order. I love French cooking. Genuine Greek cuisine is very nice
too.
Hungarian/Austrian pastries are delicious.

You know, all the OLD European stuff.

I had some good chow in Greece.

dxAce



Science, Politics Collide in Election Year


By MATT CRENSON, AP National Writer

With more than 4,000 scientists, including 48 Nobel Prize winners,
having signed a statement opposing the Bush administration's use of
scientific advice, this election year is seeing a new development in
the uneasy relationship between science and politics.


Oh yea - your President.

Just for the record, how many scientists and Nobel Prize winners are
there? Since AP once was rumored to be a -news- organization, I'm
sure that news is in the story someplace.



Your responses are funny and predictable. But then that's why I think
it's so much fun.

"Mr Bill E" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 18:37:40 -0400, "T. Early"
wrote:


"Mr Bill E" wrote in message
.. .
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 16:05:05 -0400, dxAce
wrote:



m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Au contraire.


Crap, I think we all knew you were French.

No, but I was taught it for six terms in school. I remember
about
a half
dozen phrases. If I had to use it to survive, I'd be dead in
short
order. I love French cooking. Genuine Greek cuisine is very
nice
too.
Hungarian/Austrian pastries are delicious.

You know, all the OLD European stuff.

I had some good chow in Greece.

dxAce



Science, Politics Collide in Election Year


By MATT CRENSON, AP National Writer

With more than 4,000 scientists, including 48 Nobel Prize
winners,
having signed a statement opposing the Bush administration's use
of
scientific advice, this election year is seeing a new development
in
the uneasy relationship between science and politics.


Oh yea - your President.

Just for the record, how many scientists and Nobel Prize winners
are
there? Since AP once was rumored to be a -news- organization, I'm
sure that news is in the story someplace.



Your responses are funny and predictable. But then that's why I
think
it's so much fun.

I believe in fun, so that's a good thing. The fact that you are so
easily buffaloed into a fairly mindless non-response is a bad thing,
however.

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 22:50:18 -0400, "T. Early"
wrote:

I believe in fun, so that's a good thing. The fact that you are so
easily buffaloed into a fairly mindless non-response is a bad thing,
however.


The benefits of helping somebody is beneficial.