You make sarcastic and off-subject comments about
classifying people.
I then respond with a reasonable question. I asked
very plainly about the possibility of Andy's theory of
recruiting Rotary or Civitan or some group to devote
an intense year of making metrication the project of
the year. This week he is pitching Kiwanis and I am
making a pitch, informally, to a small group of
Civitan members.
My perfectly reasonable question is how can there be a
protection against any new-found enthusiasm being
stomped out if the new guys visit here and get a dose
about metrication being unconstitutional?
Why you think this question calls for sarcasm and
insults is too much for me.
Why not just answer the question.
--- "James R. Frysinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds like a request for a blank check to me.
> Sorry, but the way you
> (or the "the two of you") have been going on and on,
> cluttering up this
> list with your obsessive distrusts and intolerance
> for divergent
> opinions, I fear what "the effort" you refer to
> might include. I cannot
> promise to support something I know nothing about.
>
> Please do not take that as sarcasm; I mean it quite
> sincerely and
> literally, but with no malice intended. I cannot in
> good conscience
> agree blindly to go along with whatever your
> personal program evolves
> into. But I do look forward to enjoying the
> resumption of a free
> exchange of ideas and comments here on this list,
> uncluttered by and
> unimpeded by petty sniping.
>
> Good luck; please write to us (politely) someday and
> tell us how it's
> going. Good bye.
>
> Jim
>
> eddie lechat wrote:
> >
> > I too have thought about classifying the members.
> > People who mean what they say. And then others who
> > think that this is a little club where sarcasm and
> > cuteness is appropriate.
> >
> > I want to know. If Andy or I either one recruit
> some
> > national civic group to take on an intense one
> year
> > project of promoting metric legislation, how can
> we
> > guard against this group acting to retard the
> effort
> > if we then send the group to the usma list for
> info?
> ....
>
> --
> Metric Methods(SM) "Don't be late to
> metricate!"
> James R. Frysinger, CAMS
> http://www.metricmethods.com/
> 10 Captiva Row e-mail:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Charleston, SC 29407 phone/FAX:
> 843.225.6789
>
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