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Re: okay then
>From: Kelvin Bailey <prestokelvo at yahoo_com>
>Things I'm tired of reading about on this list:
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>Anyone else?
>It's a frikkin free for all!
>
>Kelvin
Kelvo, I really like and respect you, but this sort of thing has got no
place here. The eclecticism of this list is great, and I love watching
these threads unravel as we all deconsturuct the meanings of life, the
universe and everything. The myriad directions these threads can go into...
We are all crawling towards the light, slowly.
I've not been actively posting for long, but have lurked for years because
this list has matured a bit and is getting along better, recent lapses
nonwithstanding. To tell one group of people that you are tired of reading
about what they are interested in writing because they've said the same to
you about Jesus is not the answer. Believe me, if you start deleting topics
from the list of acceptability, and this goes for either side, then pretty
soon you will be left, via the process of elimination, with just Over the
Rhine to talk about. There is nothing wrong with that as it is the
ostensible function of this list, but it is rather limiting and the
discussion risks becoming rather trite. Believe me, those uptight Midnight
Oil fans could learn a thing from the way this list comports itself,
generally speaking. Diversity is a blessing, not a curse!
People gotta respect each other!
>=====
>"Being Irish, he had an abiding sense of tragedy that sustained him during
>temporary periods of joy."
> -- W.B. Yeats
Actually, if there is one thing I am tired of reading... (this goes for all
you quote mongers.) ;-)
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