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Doug:

I'll argue geometry with you too.


You've got to admit that some of those people seemed to reasonably
normal, which is pretty pathetic.


Normal? I was guessing that the video was shot in California. There are
no normal people in California.




Lots of normal people, just not those who came later from the Northeast.

Ahhhh. That could certainly explain it.

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On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:31:40 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
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True, but these people still vote, except perhaps the crackhead who was
rattling off a whole list of countries.


They tried qualifying voters and it was tossed out as unconstitutional
in the 50s.

A simple 10 question true/false exam would suffice. Of course, it would be
the death knell of the Democratic Party.

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On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 16:31:40 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
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True, but these people still vote, except perhaps the crackhead who was
rattling off a whole list of countries.


They tried qualifying voters and it was tossed out as unconstitutional
in the 50s.

A simple 10 question true/false exam would suffice. Of course, it would
be the death knell of the Democratic Party.



And the Republican's also. A 3rd party would reign for a while.

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Doug:

I'll argue geometry with you too.


You've got to admit that some of those people seemed to reasonably
normal, which is pretty pathetic.


Normal? I was guessing that the video was shot in California. There are
no normal people in California.




How often do you sit down on the couch with your kids, and a map of almost
anything, just for the hell of it?

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On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 14:17:55 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
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How often do you sit down on the couch with your kids, and a map of almost
anything, just for the hell of it?


When I was bringing up my daughter we used a globe. That makes more
sense to a kid than a map. You can really get some perspective if you
see where things are compared to where you are.
She has a globe now and is doing the same thing with her kids.

I like globes, but using them exclusively might explain the large number of
people who are afraid to drive 5 miles to the next neighborhood because
they're afraid they might "get lost". Lost where? Off the end of the
friggin' earth? Get a map!

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Doug:

I'll argue geometry with you too.

You've got to admit that some of those people seemed to reasonably
normal, which is pretty pathetic.



Normal? I was guessing that the video was shot in California. There
are no normal people in California.




The sad thing is, you believe the crap you spout.

Now that is an interesting response!

Dan

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Doug:

I'll argue geometry with you too.


You've got to admit that some of those people seemed to reasonably
normal, which is pretty pathetic.


Normal? I was guessing that the video was shot in California. There are
no normal people in California.




How often do you sit down on the couch with your kids, and a map of almost
anything, just for the hell of it?

In fact, Santa just brought the kids an interactive globe (pen pointer
points to countries, and gives stats such as land size, capitol, population,
currency, etc. )

NOYB,
Someone with as much money as you have, should have bought this for your
kids yourself. You shouldn't have to wait for freebies from Santa.


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Doug:

I'll argue geometry with you too.


You've got to admit that some of those people seemed to reasonably
normal, which is pretty pathetic.


Normal? I was guessing that the video was shot in California. There
are no normal people in California.




How often do you sit down on the couch with your kids, and a map of
almost anything, just for the hell of it?

In fact, Santa just brought the kids an interactive globe (pen pointer
points to countries, and gives stats such as land size, capitol,
population, currency, etc. )

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NOYB,
Someone with as much money as you have, should have bought this for your
kids yourself. You shouldn't have to wait for freebies from Santa.

Not to worry. Santa sends me a Visa bill every January.

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Doug:

I'll argue geometry with you too.


You've got to admit that some of those people seemed to reasonably
normal, which is pretty pathetic.


Normal? I was guessing that the video was shot in California. There
are no normal people in California.




How often do you sit down on the couch with your kids, and a map of
almost anything, just for the hell of it?

In fact, Santa just brought the kids an interactive globe (pen pointer
points to countries, and gives stats such as land size, capitol,
population, currency, etc. )

Interactive? Wouldn't an atlas and you on the sofa equal an interactive
experience, or are you too busy?