Yeah, I guess I did kinda want to use the moron word, its always causes
trouble when I use it around my wife.

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Dixon
"Steve Daniels" wrote in message
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On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 17:52:40 GMT, something compelled "dixon"
, to say:

Just in case you don't see the connection, I would have trouble
taking advice on boating from anyone that is a political moron.

Really?

See, I find that strange. I don't see any connection between
boating knowledge and a political view. Tide, wind, corrosion
and current affect us all equally, regardless if we are liberal
****wits or conservative neanderthals.

I understand not wanting to hang out with someone whose political
views are vastly different from your own, but I don't understand
denigrating their advice because of them.

I think you just wanted a chance to use the word "moron".
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