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Subject: Re: Consistency Search

Author: Joe Besogn

Date: 10:00:51 11/10/00

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On November 10, 2000 at 12:54:18, Mogens Larsen wrote:

>On November 10, 2000 at 12:24:35, Joe Besogn wrote:
>
>>Come, come now. It's very easy. You just make a few attacks here and there and
>>have a secret agenda.
>
>That's a pity. I don't have an agenda. Any ideas?

Good one !!! Throw it back at them. You're learning fast.

>
>>You're doing very well apart from the odd mistake. Attack
>>the strong and powerful rather than the small and weak.
>
>Attacking according to stature is a nice thought, but not when you end up
>supporting the feeble minded.

Another great one. Get a little dig in on the usual target, just in passing.

> Stature is irrelevant if you can support your
>belief by valid arguments.
>
>>Robin Hood rather than
>>Little Hamlet. If you know what I mean.
>
>I've always thougt it was Little John.

Then the ambiguity. Not bad, but open to: "I always thought you were the fat
monk with the stick"

Also, it's better to open the picture-metaphors yourself, rather than rely on
trying to turn someone else's.

So not a bad post in the CW vein. I give you C+, Little Hamlet. Must try harder.



>
>Mogens.



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