Ethical Diversions

[Dave Monroe]

Okay, at least I can count on some reason from you ...

--- Paul Mackin <paul.mackin at verizon.net> wrote:
 
> Understandably he may tend to pick easy targets.
> Millison was a classic example with that "kick me"
> sign he wore around. None of us could resist the
> challenge for very long.

Well, I'm not Doug.  Doug and I had our own agreements
and disagreements, but we didn't have to be assholes
to each other about it, so ...

So, again, Robt. I am not Doug.  Chill ...

> The message i would like to convey to you is that
> the negativity you periodically perceive toward
> your person is not--as far as i know--a conspiracy
> or cabal. 

No, it's largely Robt., but you and David always fall
in so neatly and in a long since predictable pattern
once it starts up.  Not conspiracy, habit ...

> It's obvious to me at least that the various  
> disturbers of your tranquility ...

Here's where Those Who Know, Laugh.  Not at you ...

> ... have no common motive. For one thing they are
> so widely dispersed along the p-opinion and general
> temperament axes  that mostly they hardly have the
> time-of-day to give each other.

Again, it's Robt., then Morris.  Occasionally
Terrance, but his motioves are indee his own.  The two
of us usually end up as we are now, in a sort of
detante.  And, as far a I'm concerned, that's about it
...

But I'm likely read as far more itate than I actually
am here.  Tim, for example, has met me, even knows me
pretty well, I think, and thus can find all this
entertaining.  Robt. well, he falls into my traps a
much as I fall into his, so ...

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