wrote:
>
> Rick's point is very well-made. Do you really want to sing the
> songs, or would you just be doing it to see how far you could go?
> The things the TMO frowns upon are normal, every-day type things,
> things that others take for granted they can do. Do you really put
> those in the same league?
You miss *my* point.
Different example: I live in a shore town. In the
summer, many of the stores and fast-food places put
up signs saying you have to be wearing shoes and a
shirt to come inside.
But do would-be customers put on shoes and a shirt
because they fear what the store will do to them if
they don't, or because they want whatever the place
is selling enough to abide by its silly rules?
>
> Sal
>
>
> On May 19, 2006, at 11:09 PM, authfriend wrote:
>
> > I refrain from standing on the table and singing
> > obscene songs in my local pizza parlor, because they
> > might actually throw me out, and I really enjoy
> > their thin-crust veggie pizza.
> >
> > What a shame that I experience fear because of what
> > a grubby, insignificant little pizza joint may do
> > to me.
>
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