> > I read Tom's reply to Ken, then went back and re-read Ken's post, and in as > nice a way as I can possibly say this, Tom, I think you misunderstood Ken's > intent. Ken was just (it seems to me) nicely suggesting ideas for if you > SHOULD decide to write a book. Reading your posts about the many people you > have mentioned meeting in your lifetime, I think it could be a great read. > But whether you do or do not write a book, Ken was being very nice in his > post, and I know for a fact that he's one of the nicest and most considerate > people you will ever have the pleasure of meeting. It seems to me you were > a bit harsh in your response. Again, as nicely as I can put this, perhaps > that is why people do not respond to your posts on the digest...this is why > *I* hesitate - your responses seem a bit, well, Ben Weaverish. People have > this wonderful place to share ideas, quotes, and insight. You use this > venue for that, and Ken and others surely can do the same. I'm reminded of > Ernest T. Bass's comment when he was in Helen's classroom: "I got a > 'rude'. Bet you ain't never got no 'rude'." I think most of us differ from > Ernest T. in that we prefer to NOT get a rude! Let's play nice, okay? I > 'preciate it. Keep posting your stories and I'll keep reading them, because > they are interesting. And Ken, you keep a-goin', too, just like Andy told > Opie to do! I enjoy reading what you have to say, as well. But then you > prolly knew that already.
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