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> In article <1ov2eoINNbph@emory.mathcs.emory.edu> jparker@hpbs2561.boi.hp.com (Jack Parker) writes: > >> See the happy moron, .................................................... > >> He doesn't give a damn, .. Clay Irving personal: clay@panix.com .. > >> I wish I were a moron, .. New York, NY work: clay@garpac.com .. > >> My God! perhaps I am! .................................................... > >> > > > >Actually yes. > > Is this a flame? :-) > > (I'm quoting a bit out of context here... Jack had quoted a question from > Clay just before the .sig... When I skimmed the article, it looked funny > to me. Call this an argument for trimming .sigs out of quoted text!) Actually I prefer to leave the sigs in (I just wiped yours) in cases where people might want to talk to, or know who sent the original message. I would never flame another individual who hadn't done anything stupid lately. I would hope that one could determine who had written what by the greater_than signs that precede each line. j. _____________________________________________________________________________ Jack Parker - Contractor | Hewlett Packard, BSMC Boise, Idaho, USA| I've forgotten more than jparker@hpbs2561.boi.hp.com | I ever knew (208) 323-5388 (W) (208) 384-1623 (H) | _____________________________________________________________________________