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Old 12-10-2008, 01:00 AM   #1
Tim Y
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There is NO right answer: only varying ways up the mountain top. Promote looking through a kaleidoscope to pick winners, that's fine, but just don't expect too much agreement with that method.

It has been my pathway, since I was told birds "only HOP" in the second grade and I took my teacher over to the window and pointed out that birds were walking, hopping and any number of other things,..... for me to choose to have been an iconoclast ever since. As a matter of fact when I first discovered that word in High School I was really excited that it was common enough to have a word designated for the idea.

That position rubs folks the wrong way. Ridiculous. Come up with a substantiated alternative.

There are no rights and wrongs but only what your frame of understanding can substantiate. Use them to do that or it is all opinion here. Opinions spark controversy (they shouldn't to rational people but they seem to do just that).

Discussions are the result of data, experiences and substantiated facts.......what works in your realm
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