On May 1, 2:38*pm, "Gregory Hall" wrote:
"Ernest Scribbler" wrote in message

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Other than coming up with some stunningly insipid ad
hominems, you're just not doing a very good job here,
Wilbur. With your characteristic dearth of
brevity, you've amply explained that a class, as you
define it, is a temporary condition that any vessel (or
human) can enter or leave. The problem isn't with your
explanation, it's that there's just no sensible
way to square it with your earlier assertion that another temporary condition,


Simply not so. What's in question is your total failure to understand simple concepts such as state of being versus
action. Noun versus verb. Action is described by a verb.
Vessel A overtakes Vessel B as opposed to Vessel a is a
NUC and Vessel B is a RAM or vessel C is a SAILBOAT. Would you include a verb in a list of nouns? Perhaps so since you appear to have little or no concept of the structure of the English language. Here I am treating with a functionally
literate individual trying to make a point while the the
very language we use is not understood by you.

This is very reminiscent of one of my favorites, the classic "Gossage-
Verbedian Papers," go look i tup and read it right now if you're not
familiar, you'll get some huge laughs and you'll see what I mean!

richforman