In a message dated 11/18/2003 5:23:38 PM Eastern Standard Time, Krfapt writes:
<< I've seen furious backpedalling before, when people get caught in their
own lies. But your response to the post by [EMAIL PROTECTED] after what
you wrote to me takes the fucking cake! Shame on you!
Al Krigman >>
I don't make a practice of forwarding private emails to the listserv, but
I've made an exception this time. I know that I'm not the only one on the list
who has been, from time to time, a recipient of Al's passionate off-list
opinions. Sometimes Al and I agree: we agree on land value tax, on appreciating
good communication between community groups and their communities, and on being
frustrated by L&I's seemingly arbitrary operation and changing of the rules.
Sometimes we disagree -especially on the historic character and value of our
properties and on what constitutes a neighborhood amenity. Isn't the listserv
great? What did we do in the old days, when it was a slow and time-consuming
process to spread the word?
Melani Lamond
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I've seen furious backpedalling before, when people get caught in their own lies. But your response to the post by [EMAIL PROTECTED] after what you wrote to me takes the fucking cake! Shame on you!
Al Krigman
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