Good lesson, Russell, thank you.

Definitely I should keep myself on topic to avoid the awkward=20
situation.

I just meant that Olin's posts are often as interesting reading as=20
pres. Reagan's speeches in his best years.

And your efforts to calm down potential flames resembles Pope's
(Vatican) role in the world.(in a good sense)

Best Regards,
Mike.
(Sorry for non-[OT], but mentioned guys perhaps aren't=20
subscribed to [OT])



Russell McMahon wrote:
> >
> P.S. On a non-related wave: For me Olin's stile of writing is like
> president Reagan's style of  communication, John N. Power's
> is like Bush II's, Russell's The Great Pacifier* (or Pacifist - which
> is better) is like Pope's :-)
> Hope nobody is offended, if so a thousand apologies, guys.
> >
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> Not at all.
> But Olin is liable to resemble the implication that he is losing his
memory.
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> But do you mean Alexander Pope?
> (I don't think I'm usually that rude)(or poetic)
> Unlike Pope's parents I'm not a papist (say that 6 times fast)
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>         http://www.island-of-freedom.com/POPE.HTM
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> Or Carly Pope
> I'm prettier :-)
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>         http://www.carly-pope.com/
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> Or Mal Pope
> I've got more hair.
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>     http://www.malpope.com/
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> But no, on reflection, you MUST be referring to Franklin Leonard Pope
> I'm flattered.
> (Be sure to read all 8 pages)(I didn't)
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>     http://members.aol.com/w2ni/telegraph/pope/
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>             RM
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> * pacifiers are referred to in my country as dummies :-)

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