Re: The Death of Emotion

[stev0@sti.com (Steve Berlin)]

In article <awg001w164w@bsbbs.UUCP>, nrc@bsbbs.UUCP (N. Richard Caldwell) writes:
|> katefans@chinet.chi.il.us (Chris n Vickie) writes:
|>
|> >   Richard, if I were to show randomly selected examples of your posts to
|> > strangers on the street, I feel confident that the vast majority would use
|> > the word "cynical" if asked to describe their general tone. Can you
|> > honestly claim the same for my posts? I have several un-admirable qualities
|> > (arrogence, no clothes sense) but cynicism is not one of them.
|>
|> Forget random samples, they might miss some of your best moments.
|> Give them the whole stack since day one.  Yes, I can be cynical
|> at times (I've never denied that) but my guess is that most rational
|> folks (not the guy who sleeps on your front step or out back by the
|> dumpster) would see that it's just a twist in a healthy shot of 
|> realism, fairness and frankness.  I'd also guess that they'd recognize

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