--- In [email protected], "Alex Stanley" <j_alexander_stan...@...> 
wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "Rick Archer" <rick@> wrote:
> >
> > My comment on the topic is that Alex doesn't eat pizza at his
> > keyboard. He's a gourmet cook.
> 
> True. But, I think it can be argued that my paleo diet and deer hunting are 
> as good a fit with my heartless übercool elitist geek snob persona as eating 
> pizza at a keyboard. In any event, thank you for finally weighing in on this 
> vitally important topic. Clearly, you've given it all the thought it deserved.


Oh, Alex, I'm sorry, I never actually meant to start a war with you, but 
clearly,  my accusations of your having a geek-bent personality struck a nerve. 
 

Just for the record, when I was asking you if you would be comfortable with 
having a private detective create a dossier about you, I had absolutely zero 
knowledge -- and still do not have any -- about your private life.  I guess my 
intuition was in a ballpark that only you recognized, and thus you started 
confessing various stuff just to show that you were not bothered by the 
revelations, and it was old news to you.

I had no such intent to rile you up with those emotions -- sorry, bull china 
shoppe thingy.  I just wanted you to budge a nanometer towards a tighter 
privacy policy.  

I do think it would profit you to see that you have a proof of some merit that 
karma is an actuality -- look how fast it came about that your privacy was 
invaded after your merely having revealed such a minor tidbit about Nab.  The 
speed of that echo is breathtaking, right?  I love it when this happens to 
me....BAM...there you are ascending skyward at a rapid pace from your petard's 
hoisting.  I remember being a true believer who'd take something like that and 
feel satisfied that the woo-woo dogma of the TMO had some serious real life 
markers.  You?

As for our relationship, it's taken a sour bend in the road, but you should 
know that I've always enjoyed your posts here as models of conceptual balance 
and semantic precision -- the good side of being geeky.  As for your heart, 
what would I know?  

That's about as much apology as I can squeak out, hope it's enough.

All the above said, hmmmm, Opps you did it again.  I'll reply in another post.

Edg



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