On 3/26/06, Aaron Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Mar 26, 2006, at 10:32 AM, Colin J wrote:
>
> > I was merely expressing my opinion.  It differs
> > from yours.  I respect yours but I don't agree
> > with it.  If that bothers you, then I'm sorry for
> > you, because  people should be able to hold
> > differing opinions about the same thing without
> > becoming offended.
>
> You didn't say "my opinion is that digital is bad and chemical is
> good", you said that one IS bad and one IS good.
>
> If you're just speaking of your own perception, don't phrase it as an
> absolute and you won't have to argue it.
>
> -Aaron

WTF? Colin didn't say anything of the sort. Jesus your argumentative.
Am I reading the same posts as you? Quit paraphrasing other peoples
comments with your spin on them.

I don't think one person has said film and chemicals are better than
the digital process, or visa versa, just that they have a personal
preference.

Do we all now need to get lawyers to proof read our posts and correct
them to ensure that our personal opinions are clearly and
unambiguously outlined before we comment on anything?

Frank? How much to have you on retainer?

Dave


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