At 09:12 28-7-01 -0400, John Giorgis wrote:
>Then again, given that you see a huge difference between saying that "I
>would exchange my life for money" on one hand, and "I would exchange my
>life for money *and* spend it too!" on the other,
And on exactly which of my (probably misinterpreted) statements do you base
this assumption?
>I don't have much
>confidence that you will be able to grasp this concept either.
Are you done throwing insults around? :-(
>When you write something like:
> >First you said "ABCD", then you added "EFGH", which turned your statement
> >into "ABCDEFGH". The first statement does not equal your second statement,
> >therefore it has, by definition, changed.
>
>That is like noting:
>1) I said that I have a dog.
>2) I said that I have a dalmation.
>
>and then telling me that I changed my answer in #2 from #1!!!!! Good grief.
I give up. I prove a point, get my reply misinterpreted, prove my point
again, and get my reply misinterpreted again. Either you can't understand
what I'm saying, or you don't want to understand what I'm saying.
I have better things to do with my time. Bye.
Jeroen
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