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- Botafogo - 12-03-2003 This is almost beyond belief: http://enemyvessel.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2115&FORUM_ID=4&CAT_ID=1&Topic_Title=The+Big+Broadcast%2E%2E%2E&Forum_Title=We+all+have+issues - Kcwhippet - 12-03-2003 Some people have way too much spare time. - Botafogo - 12-03-2003 Moderators, do you have any magic ways to shrink that URL down to a smaller hyperlink that is titled something like "Parker Kant Taste"? - ShortWiner - 12-03-2003 Well, you gotta enjoy the statement that it is "epistemologically impossible and gnoseolocially groundless to point wines." Whatever gnoseolocially means, I agree! - Auburnwine - 12-03-2003 You know it's funny. Just last evening the missus was asking me: "Do universals really exist and what is their nature? Are they reducible to set theoretical constructs over a domain of particulars, albeit perhaps merely possible particulars?" Naturally, I says to her (always the safest answer): "Yes, dear." Yep, we got many a wry titter out of that one. And to the woefully uninformed, "gnoseolocially" is a wine-tasting term that means sniffing wine with friends. It's just that that fellow can't spell -- he means "nosey, oh socially". - Thomas - 12-03-2003 What a read: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz - Bucko - 12-03-2003 It speaks volumes about anyone who would go to "Wine Therapy." Yikes!! - winoweenie - 12-04-2003 Enny_bodies care to join me starting Tuesday in "Gnossisociaapathic 101 wine-snorting?" WW - hotwine - 12-04-2003 That kind of discourse was fun in my philosopy courses 40 years ago. Now, I think "What a bunch of crap!" |