Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 07:43 AM 8/9/2006, Robert McCurdy typed:
Wayne Johnson wrote:
The IT person. My wife doesn't pretend to know anything.
Is that the same as a wife pretending to know nothing?
Maybe but actually I wouldn't know as I didn't write that
line. I believe Pete did & then it was misquoted by someone
else besides I thought it was husbands that are accused of
pretending not to know anything? ;-)
Was there ever a husband smarter than his wife?????
Is it just me or is there, in this day and age, lots of
misreading of what a person wrote? I see it a lot (here, but not
particularly here). It seems to be the analog of a conversation
where one person is talking and the other listening, but the
listener is _not_ listening -- he's thinking of how he's going to
respond to an early snippet of the other guy's conversation.
I wonder if bottom-posting and interleaved responses might
alleviate some of that.
--
Pete Holsberg
Columbus, NJ
"If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot
save the few who are rich."
-- John F. Kennedy
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